Experience one of Helena's most unique homes, a true work of art! Once called "The MacDonald House," the home was designed and built in 1936 by Joseph MacDonald, a master carpenter and visionary. This 1,479 sqft 4 bedroom, 2 full bathroom home on the Westside of town sits on an incredible 0.39 acre lot with expansive views. It was designed using Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian principles for smaller houses and a bit of whimsy and is constructed largely from concrete and locally sourced materials. Knotty pine was used as the wood of choice for paneling - each board chosen for its grain, knots, and shading. Over the years, the home has been very well cared for, with multiple updates, while maintaining the elements of the original design. The main living area includes two living rooms, two bedrooms, a full bathroom, a small kitchen, veranda, and sunroom. It has many handcrafted, built-in features such as dressers, shelves, closet pull-out features, a captain’s bed, and a pelican carving. The upstairs includes two additional bedrooms and the second full bathroom. The downstairs of the house holds the washer and dryer, a large storage room with lots of shelving, and is well lit by large daylight windows. There is also a separate storage area that is accessible from the outside. The yard is a true retreat. The beautiful landscaping boasts a variety of perennials, a medley of trees including several fruit trees, and distinctive visual focal points. A fenced garden space holds strawberries and raspberry bushes. Situated on a large corner lot with expansive east to west views of the valley, lakes, the Elkhorns, and Mount Helena, this home provides an ambiance of serenity and charm. It is ideal for both respite and gatherings. This remarkable dwelling on a prime lot is an embodiment of artistic expression and craftsmanship. With its many updates that have preserved the uniqueness of this home, it is now poised to welcome a new owner to make this special place their own.