607 W Granite St, Butte, MT 59701

Historic Home This large 5 bedroom 2 bathroom home was built around 1900 and features both Bungalow and Queen Anne architectural features.  The large tower gives this home great curb appeal and makes it stand out as a truly unique property.  Two bedrooms and one full bathroom are on the main floor and the remaining three bedrooms and bathroom are on the second floor.  The large open kitchen opens to the dining room and living room.   Rental/Income Producing Property This home is located just blocks away from campus and has served as a rental for years.  Current tenants are graduating and moving out but the rental market in Butte is very strong and finding new tenants should be fairly easy.   Butte Montana Butte is the 5th largest city in Montana. Known as the richest hill on earth, Butte began as a gold and silver mining camp. As technology progressed and electricity was developing across America, Butte shifted mining to copper. At one time Butte produced over 25% of the worlds Copper. Many remnants of Butte's mining past are still visible today including 14 mining headframes and one of the largest historic districts in the US. Butte, MT is known for hosting many festivals and events. The Montana Folk Festival, An Ri Ra, the Freedom Festival, Butte 100 Mountain Bike Race, Covellite International Film Festival, and SNoFlinga. Butte has one of the largest Irish populations outside of Ireland making the St Patrick Day festivities Internationally known and absolutely legendary. Butte is nearly surrounded by Beaverhead/Deer Lodge National Forest making access to mountains, streams, and trails extremely easy. Montana Technological University AKA Montana Tech is a leading Stem University that calls Butte home. With over 2,500 students enrolled Montana Tech consistently ranks among the top fifty most affordable colleges with the best return and is currently in the Princeton review Best 386 Colleges and the 1 Top College in Montana for highest paid graduates.