508 W Alder St, Missoula, MT 59802

Description

A well-kept early 1900s single family home in the Heart of Missoula, paired with a 2024 ADU that has been rented since completion. The main house offers 1,579 Sq Ft with two bedrooms joined by a pass-through bathroom with a clawfoot tub, an updated kitchen with a newer island, and an open living and dining area with built-ins and high ceilings. Upstairs, a bedroom, bathroom, and bonus room add flexible space. Once home to Albert May, Missoula's early fire chief, the house keeps its original Victorian Folk character. The 392 Sq Ft ADU is bright, efficient, and a block from St. Patrick Hospital. A fenced backyard, alley parking, a 2022 sewer line, and LOCI Architecture plans for future expansion round it out. Close to downtown, the Wilma, and the farmers' markets, with quick access to I-90 and campus. 508: A tastefully updated, well-maintained 1,579-sq. ft. historical home with unbeatable walkability and convenience to downtown. Downstairs features two bedrooms connected by a pass-through bathroom complete with a clawfoot tub. An updated kitchen retains classic charm—but with a dishwasher and newer island. A connected and open living/dining space includes built-ins, updated fixtures, and high ceilings. Upstairs, a bedroom, bathroom, and bonus room offer flexible space for guest space, home office, or storage.

For history buffs, this home was originally owned by Albert May, Missoula’s fire chief and health officer around the turn of the 20th century and is one of the first few hundred homes built in Missoula.

508A: Built in 2024, this 392 sq. ft., 1bd/1ba ADU is perfect for a range of rental scenarios—including a great fit for full-time or traveling nurses working just a block away at St. Pats. With all-new, energy-efficient appliances, this light, clean, and super-efficient ADU has been occupied since completion.