Esmay Apartments

Fully Rented Historic Triplex - One Block from Main Street A rare opportunity to own a fully rented triplex in the heart of historic Stevensville, Montana. Located at 210 Church Street, just one street off Main Street, this renovated 1909 residence combines the character of one of the Bitterroot Valley's historic homes with the practical advantages of an established income-producing property. Originally constructed for the Capel family during the Bitterroot Valley Apple Boom, this distinguished home was built during an extraordinary period in the valley's history, when orchards, elegant residences, and ambitious new communities were transforming the landscape. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, preserving an important connection to Stevensville's architectural heritage. Originally designed as a gracious single-family residence, the home was converted many years ago into three separate apartments and has since been renovated and maintained as a triplex. All three units are currently rented, offering an investor the advantage of an established rental property with tenants already in place. The property's versatility adds to its long-term appeal. In addition to its current use as a triplex, the building has the character and configuration of its original residential design and could potentially be returned to a single-family residence. Flexible zoning also provides potential commercial-use possibilities, giving a future owner options rarely found in a conventional multifamily investment. The location is exceptional. Just one street off Stevensville's Main Street, tenants enjoy quick access to groceries, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and community services. This walkable in-town setting offers convenience while retaining the charm and character of an established historic neighborhood. Stevensville is surrounded by everything that makes Montana's Bitterroot Valley such a desirable place to live. The Bitterroot River, Bitterroot Mountains, and Bitterroot-Selway wilderness country provide outstanding opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, floating, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation. Founded in 1841, Stevensville is recognized as the oldest permanent non-Indigenous settlement in what became the State of Montana, and its history remains an important part of the community's identity today. Fully rented. Three established apartments. Renovated historic property. One block from Main Street. Flexible future possibilities. Whether viewed as an income-producing investment, a future owner-occupied property, or a historic building with multiple potential uses, 210 Church Street offers a combination of location, rental income, history, and versatility that is difficult to duplicate in the Bitterroot Valley.