311 N 6th ST Manhattan, MT 59741

Step into a piece of Montana's storied past with this exquisite Victorian gem, beautifully situated in the serene landscape of Manhattan, where the Seller is offering a $15,000 BUYER CLOSING CREDIT to help with closing costs &/or interest rate buy down! Enveloped by mature apple trees and lush gardens, this period home offers a picturesque setting that echoes the charm of a bygone era while seamlessly blending with modern comforts. The home's expansive outdoor spaces are perfect for both tranquil relaxation and vibrant gatherings. Imagine hosting friends and family on the large deck, savoring the warmth of the fire pit under Montana's starlit skies, while listening to the tranquil creek behind the house. Additionally, the large lot features an oversized detached garage, a detached and separate office space with privacy for working from home, and grassed areas for the play structure, games, and enjoyment. The main level features classic stained-glass windows and refinished hardwood floors as you enter the dining room and kitchen spaces. The chef's kitchen stands as a testament to both elegance and functionality, featuring sleek granite countertops, double ovens, a generously sized island, and a classic wood stove that recalls the grace of Victorian kitchens. Just off the kitchen is a living room for cozy gatherings and entertaining. The upper level retains its timeless allure with three bedrooms, laundry, and remodeled full bathroom with clawfoot tub and heated floors, blending contemporary style with classic touches. The walkout lower level extends the home's charm with thoughtfully designed living spaces that include a kitchenette, inviting living and additional sleeping areas, with an added 3/4 bath. This level provides a perfect retreat for guests or extended family with separate entry, offering both comfort and privacy for a multitude of functions and uses. This historic Victorian home in Manhattan is more than just a residence—it's a gateway to experiencing the grace and sophistication of Montana's past, combined with the luxuries of today.