Step into the timeless charm of this beautifully preserved Colonial Revival in Bozeman’s beloved Bon Ton Historic District. Built in 1907 by Frederick Bull and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bozeman history—thoughtfully updated for modern living. With its classic gambrel roofline, welcoming front porch, and undeniable curb appeal, this property is a standout in one of downtown’s most iconic neighborhoods. Inside, original woodwork and architectural character remain intact, now complemented by fresh interior paint and wall coverings, updated lighting, and a brand new back deck to soak in the expansive yard. The kitchen has been enhanced with a new refrigerator and updated faucets, and the spacious layout includes a walk-in pantry and both formal and informal dining areas—perfect for everyday cooking or entertaining. Recent upgrades also include a new HVAC system with added central AC, new washer and dryer, replaced all knob and tube with new electrical, and a sauna. Upstairs, all bedrooms feature walk-in closets, with one ensuite offering a private balcony and mountain views.
The exterior shines with a fenced yard and expanded patio, perfectly complementing the mature trees and landscaping. The detached two-car garage now includes a heater, new doors, and a finished concrete patio area—ready for entertaining, storage, or workshop space. With its prime location just blocks from the Emerson Cultural Center and Main Street, plus the added bonus of flexible R-4 zoning, this property is more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle in the heart of Bozeman’s most desirable and culturally rich district.
