Located in Missoula’s Lower Rattlesnake, this well-maintained 1940 bungalow offers a thoughtful blend of character, livability, and carefully considered improvements. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 1,086 square feet, the home reflects a style of construction that prioritizes natural light, proportion, and connection between spaces.

Hardwood floors extend throughout the main living areas, and the living and dining spaces connect in a way that feels open while still defined. Light moves easily through the home, supported by well-placed windows that frame the surrounding trees and neighborhood setting. The kitchen is bright and efficient, with a natural connection to the dining area that supports both everyday living and informal gatherings.

Original details remain intact, including a clawfoot tub in the bathroom, complemented by radiant heated tile floors. The bedrooms are arranged within the layout to provide flexibility, whether used for sleeping, working, or additional living space.

Recent improvements have been completed with long-term ownership in mind, including a new sewer line connection to the city system, a radon mitigation system, and added attic insulation. A newly constructed rear deck extends the living space outdoors, opening to a private, fenced backyard that feels set apart and usable throughout the seasons.

The detached garage, with access from the alley, is insulated and equipped with a wall heater, offering options for parking, storage, or workspace. A covered front porch and mature trees contribute to the home’s presence within one of Missoula’s most established neighborhoods.

The Lower Rattlesnake ,known for its proximity to Greenough Park, Mount Jumbo, the University of Montana, and the Clark Fork River corridor, while maintains a quiet residential character.