Built in 1902 for a prominent early settler of Great Falls, this historic 3,762-square-foot home is rich with character and timeless craftsmanship. Original and ornate woodwork details remain throughout, offering a rare opportunity to own a true piece of the city’s architectural history. In its early years, the home was converted into multiple units, featuring two one-bedroom apartments on the main level, two one-bedroom apartments on the second floor, and an attic loft that appears to function as an additional one-bedroom unit. Four bathrooms are currently in place, with plumbing roughed in for a fifth bath in the third-floor loft. A remodel was started but not completed, leaving several bathrooms and kitchenettes ready for finishing—an ideal opportunity for customization and value-add potential. Whether restored to a stunning single-family residence or reimagined as income-producing rental units, this property offers exceptional flexibility. . Situated on a full lot with an oversized one-car garage off the alley, the home also enjoys upper-level views into Gibson Park. A rare chance to bring new life to a historic Great Falls classic