530 E Pine St Missoula, MT 59802

Remarks: What is now known as the East Pine Street Historic District (listed in the National Register of Historic Places), began as a cultural enclave for Missoula's wealthiest denizens back in the 1870's. A fifteen foot wide landscaped boulevard was established as a focal point of gentility and exclusivity, and imported Maple Tree saplings were planted along either side of the toniest street in the Garden City. For 70 years, as Missoula's population grew, opportunities to acquire an address within the district did so as well, and by 1910 a Folk Victorian was built at 530 E. Pine Street, proudly blending in with the mansions that dotted the landscape. Shaded by the canopy of the now-towering Maples, your pathway to the future begins with a step back into the past. Arched doorways, French Doors, 10' ceiling lines, original Pine flooring and Crown Molding/Trim and floor-to-ceiling windows are but a few of the details that make this historic home so warm and inviting. The Living Room is spacious and boasts Bayed Windows. The Country Kitchen has many of the original detailing intact, and what was likely designed as a Formal Dining Room now serves as the Main Floor Master Bedroom, with the sole bathroom for the home available off of the Kitchen. The Secondary Bedrooms are located on the upper level and are quite large in scope and offer ample storage. The Back yard is lushly landscaped, altogether private and offers views of the Northern Hills. There is off-street parking available, and a large storage shed is included with the sale. Then and now, the East Pine Street Historic District is one of Missoula's most beloved locations and homes simply do not come up for sale very often along this picturesque corridor. If proximity to Historic Downtown Missoula, the University of Montana, and to the Garden City's ''Crown Jewel'', Greenough Park and Rattlesnake Creek is important to you, then you'll want to have your Real Estate professional contact me to secure an appointment for you!