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Lot 8, Block 241 in the Virginia City Original Plat offers a rare opportunity to build in the heart of historic Virginia City. This 50' x 96' building site is one of the few buildable lots currently available in town and is served by city water and sewer. Enjoy the charm, history, and character of Virginia City while creating your own home or Montana getaway. With utilities available and a manageable lot size, this property provides an appealing option for anyone looking to build in one of Montana’s most unique historic communities. Located north of Crittenden Street and east of Spencer St.

2 Beds ⋅ 415326 MLS

Lot 8, Block 241 in the Virginia City Original Plat offers a rare opportunity to build in the heart of historic Virginia City. This 50' x 96' building site is one of the few buildable lots currently available in town and is served by city water and sewer. Enjoy the charm, history, and character of Virginia City while creating your own home or Montana getaway. With utilities available and a manageable lot size, this property provides an appealing option for anyone looking to build in one of Montana’s most unique historic communities. Located north of Crittenden Street and east of Spencer St.

TBD E Crittenden Street, Virginia City

$749,900

At the C.W. Rank House, mornings begin a little differently. Built in 1898, this remarkable Virginia City property is a rare home with a presence all its own. Morning light settles over mature trees, gardens and lawn, creating a peaceful setting for reading, gardening, gathering with friends, or simply enjoying the luxury of having nowhere to be. The mountains frame the distance, while historic Virginia City is just a short walk away. Built by Charles W. Rank, a prominent businessman who served as a city councilman and mayor, and his wife, Elizabeth, the home has witnessed more than a century of Montana history. Its original spirit remains, complemented by updated plumbing and electrical for modern comfort. Victorian character remains throughout, from historic doors and captivating wallpaper to storied rooms and period details. In the living room, a finely carved oak mantel and decorative glazed tile surround a gas fireplace, creating a warm gathering place steeped in history. By afternoon, wander Virginia City's wooden boardwalks, explore preserved architecture and museums, browse local shops, or take in live theater and summer traditions. Here, history isn't something you simply visit, it surrounds you. The property offers flexibility with a 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath main residence and a separate guest cabin with its own kitchen, living room, bedroom, loft space(s) and 1.75 bath. Ideal for family and friends, a private retreat, or income-producing use, the two spaces offer possibilities and preserve the property's distinctive character. While life here feels removed from the modern pace, it remains connected to the places you need. Ennis and the Madison Valley are approximately 15 miles away, placing restaurants, shopping and the broader Valley within easy reach. Bozeman is approximately 80 miles away, with Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) approximately 75 miles away, close enough for convenient access. As evening arrives, the streets grow quiet, the stars emerge, and Virginia City settles back into the peaceful mountain town its residents know and love. Gather around the fireplace, sit on the porch as the last light fades, or simply enjoy being exactly where you want to be. This is not a home meant to feel new, and that is precisely its beauty. The C.W. Rank House is more than an opportunity to own a piece of Montana history. It is an invitation to live more quietly, more beautifully and more intentionally, in a place with a story.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 415223 MLS

At the C.W. Rank House, mornings begin a little differently. Built in 1898, this remarkable Virginia City property is a rare home with a presence all its own. Morning light settles over mature trees, gardens and lawn, creating a peaceful setting for reading, gardening, gathering with friends, or simply enjoying the luxury of having nowhere to be. The mountains frame the distance, while historic Virginia City is just a short walk away. Built by Charles W. Rank, a prominent businessman who served as a city councilman and mayor, and his wife, Elizabeth, the home has witnessed more than a century of Montana history. Its original spirit remains, complemented by updated plumbing and electrical for modern comfort. Victorian character remains throughout, from historic doors and captivating wallpaper to storied rooms and period details. In the living room, a finely carved oak mantel and decorative glazed tile surround a gas fireplace, creating a warm gathering place steeped in history. By afternoon, wander Virginia City's wooden boardwalks, explore preserved architecture and museums, browse local shops, or take in live theater and summer traditions. Here, history isn't something you simply visit, it surrounds you. The property offers flexibility with a 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath main residence and a separate guest cabin with its own kitchen, living room, bedroom, loft space(s) and 1.75 bath. Ideal for family and friends, a private retreat, or income-producing use, the two spaces offer possibilities and preserve the property's distinctive character. While life here feels removed from the modern pace, it remains connected to the places you need. Ennis and the Madison Valley are approximately 15 miles away, placing restaurants, shopping and the broader Valley within easy reach. Bozeman is approximately 80 miles away, with Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) approximately 75 miles away, close enough for convenient access. As evening arrives, the streets grow quiet, the stars emerge, and Virginia City settles back into the peaceful mountain town its residents know and love. Gather around the fireplace, sit on the porch as the last light fades, or simply enjoy being exactly where you want to be. This is not a home meant to feel new, and that is precisely its beauty. The C.W. Rank House is more than an opportunity to own a piece of Montana history. It is an invitation to live more quietly, more beautifully and more intentionally, in a place with a story.

201 E Idaho Street, Virginia City

$395,000

Own a rare piece of Gold Rush history with this authentic 1880 cabin, still standing on the exact location where it was originally built during the area's early mining days. Rich in character and historical significance, this unique property offers an opportunity to own one of the community's enduring landmarks while benefiting from valuable commercial zoning and exceptional natural features. The property consists of three city lots zoned Historic Viewshed Commercial District, providing flexibility for a variety of residential, commercial, tourism, or investment possibilities, subject to local regulations and approvals. Whether you envision a historic residence, boutique business, gallery, office, vacation rental, or mixed-use venture, the property's zoning and prime location offer tremendous potential. One of the most remarkable features is Daylight Creek, which flows through two of the three lots. The year-round creek creates a peaceful setting with the soothing sound of running water, enhancing both the beauty and value of the property. The historic cabin reflects the craftsmanship and spirit of the late 1800s. As one of the few remaining structures from the Gold Mining era that remains on its original site, it offers a genuine connection to the region's past. Its rustic charm and authentic character make it appealing to history enthusiasts, preservationists, investors, and anyone seeking a property with a story to tell. The three-lot configuration provides additional space and flexibility not commonly found with historic properties. The combination of commercial zoning, creek frontage, and historical significance creates endless possibilities for future use while preserving the property's unique heritage. Located within a historic district, the property benefits from the charm, character, and appeal that attract residents and visitors alike. Properties with authentic historical roots and natural amenities become increasingly valuable and desirable. Whether you're looking for a historical cabin, an investment opportunity, or a unique commercial venture, this property delivers a rare combination of history, beauty, and potential. With an original 1880 cabin, three city lots with city services, Historic Viewshed Commercial District zoning, and Daylight Creek flowing through two parcels, this is truly a one-of-a-kind offering that captures the spirit of the Old West while providing opportunities for the future. Look at history in "Associated Docs".

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 412467 MLS

Own a rare piece of Gold Rush history with this authentic 1880 cabin, still standing on the exact location where it was originally built during the area's early mining days. Rich in character and historical significance, this unique property offers an opportunity to own one of the community's enduring landmarks while benefiting from valuable commercial zoning and exceptional natural features. The property consists of three city lots zoned Historic Viewshed Commercial District, providing flexibility for a variety of residential, commercial, tourism, or investment possibilities, subject to local regulations and approvals. Whether you envision a historic residence, boutique business, gallery, office, vacation rental, or mixed-use venture, the property's zoning and prime location offer tremendous potential. One of the most remarkable features is Daylight Creek, which flows through two of the three lots. The year-round creek creates a peaceful setting with the soothing sound of running water, enhancing both the beauty and value of the property. The historic cabin reflects the craftsmanship and spirit of the late 1800s. As one of the few remaining structures from the Gold Mining era that remains on its original site, it offers a genuine connection to the region's past. Its rustic charm and authentic character make it appealing to history enthusiasts, preservationists, investors, and anyone seeking a property with a story to tell. The three-lot configuration provides additional space and flexibility not commonly found with historic properties. The combination of commercial zoning, creek frontage, and historical significance creates endless possibilities for future use while preserving the property's unique heritage. Located within a historic district, the property benefits from the charm, character, and appeal that attract residents and visitors alike. Properties with authentic historical roots and natural amenities become increasingly valuable and desirable. Whether you're looking for a historical cabin, an investment opportunity, or a unique commercial venture, this property delivers a rare combination of history, beauty, and potential. With an original 1880 cabin, three city lots with city services, Historic Viewshed Commercial District zoning, and Daylight Creek flowing through two parcels, this is truly a one-of-a-kind offering that captures the spirit of the Old West while providing opportunities for the future. Look at history in "Associated Docs".

419 E Wallace Street E, Virginia City

$67,000

Strike it rich with a whole lot less effort! Prospectors once flocked to Alder Gulch for gold — now you can claim your own piece of Virginia City history for a whole lot less effort. This 1.3-acre parcel sits in Montana's most storied ghost town, where the Wild West isn't just a memory — it's your backyard. Accessed by an unmaintained two-track dirt street, the lots offer a quiet, off-the-grid retreat with sweeping views of the surrounding hills and ranges. Pitch a tent and camp beneath some of the darkest, most star-filled skies in the country — camping is welcome for stays of up to two weeks at a time. Step out your tent and into a year-round playground. Cast a line on the blue-ribbon Madison River, renowned for its trophy brown and rainbow trout, or head to the 4,800-acre Ennis Lake to fish, boat, or raft the Bear Trap Canyon. Hunt in District 320 and explore the 3.32-million-acre Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, home to elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and more. Hike the surrounding ridgelines, soak in the mineral waters of Norris Hot Springs, tour Lewis and Clark Caverns, or take an easy day trip to Yellowstone National Park, just 125 miles away. In winter, world-class skiing awaits at nearby Big Sky and Bridger Bowl. Sweeping mountain views, endless recreation, and a jaw-dropping price mean the real treasure here isn't underground. It's the land itself.

411663 MLS

Strike it rich with a whole lot less effort! Prospectors once flocked to Alder Gulch for gold — now you can claim your own piece of Virginia City history for a whole lot less effort. This 1.3-acre parcel sits in Montana's most storied ghost town, where the Wild West isn't just a memory — it's your backyard. Accessed by an unmaintained two-track dirt street, the lots offer a quiet, off-the-grid retreat with sweeping views of the surrounding hills and ranges. Pitch a tent and camp beneath some of the darkest, most star-filled skies in the country — camping is welcome for stays of up to two weeks at a time. Step out your tent and into a year-round playground. Cast a line on the blue-ribbon Madison River, renowned for its trophy brown and rainbow trout, or head to the 4,800-acre Ennis Lake to fish, boat, or raft the Bear Trap Canyon. Hunt in District 320 and explore the 3.32-million-acre Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, home to elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and more. Hike the surrounding ridgelines, soak in the mineral waters of Norris Hot Springs, tour Lewis and Clark Caverns, or take an easy day trip to Yellowstone National Park, just 125 miles away. In winter, world-class skiing awaits at nearby Big Sky and Bridger Bowl. Sweeping mountain views, endless recreation, and a jaw-dropping price mean the real treasure here isn't underground. It's the land itself.

Block 172 Lot 1 - 12, Virginia City

$350,000

Completely renovated in 2021, this fully remodeled and meticulously maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home at 409 Cover Street offers modern comfort and thoughtful design in the heart of historic Virginia City, Montana. Major updates include a new furnace, central air conditioning, ductwork, all-new appliances, including a high capacity washer and dryer, and a new hot water heater and water filtration system installed in 2026. The well-designed floor plan makes exceptional use of every square foot, creating a home that feels both efficient and inviting. The bright interior features updated finishes throughout, including a beautifully tiled walk-in shower, vaulted ceilings in the primary bedroom, and central air conditioning for year-round comfort. Every detail reflects pride of ownership, making this a truly move-in-ready property. Outside, the fully fenced yard is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with two covered outdoor living areas featuring beautiful redwood decking. The property also offers off-street parking for three or more vehicles and beautifully maintained landscaping. Located in southwest Virginia City, the home provides convenient access to thousands of acres of surrounding public lands for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, horseback riding, and endless outdoor recreation. As the county seat of Madison County, Virginia City is one of Montana's most iconic historic communities, celebrated for its rich mining history, preserved Western character, community events, and welcoming small-town atmosphere. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, a Montana getaway, or an investment opportunity, this turnkey home offers the perfect blend of modern updates, historic charm, and outstanding access to everything Southwest Montana has to offer.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 411661 MLS

Completely renovated in 2021, this fully remodeled and meticulously maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home at 409 Cover Street offers modern comfort and thoughtful design in the heart of historic Virginia City, Montana. Major updates include a new furnace, central air conditioning, ductwork, all-new appliances, including a high capacity washer and dryer, and a new hot water heater and water filtration system installed in 2026. The well-designed floor plan makes exceptional use of every square foot, creating a home that feels both efficient and inviting. The bright interior features updated finishes throughout, including a beautifully tiled walk-in shower, vaulted ceilings in the primary bedroom, and central air conditioning for year-round comfort. Every detail reflects pride of ownership, making this a truly move-in-ready property. Outside, the fully fenced yard is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with two covered outdoor living areas featuring beautiful redwood decking. The property also offers off-street parking for three or more vehicles and beautifully maintained landscaping. Located in southwest Virginia City, the home provides convenient access to thousands of acres of surrounding public lands for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, horseback riding, and endless outdoor recreation. As the county seat of Madison County, Virginia City is one of Montana's most iconic historic communities, celebrated for its rich mining history, preserved Western character, community events, and welcoming small-town atmosphere. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, a Montana getaway, or an investment opportunity, this turnkey home offers the perfect blend of modern updates, historic charm, and outstanding access to everything Southwest Montana has to offer.

409 W Cover Street, Virginia City

199 LOTS Multiple locations within VC City Limits See Exhibit A, Virginia City

$295,000

At 5761' in elevation you will find 199 lots that are part of the Original Virginia City town Plat for sale at at less than $1,500 per lot. The total is over 21 acres and you can build your dream home on the 13.5 adjoining blocks giving you 17+/- contiguous acres among the trees looking at the massive views of the mountains. Investors check out the map as there could be potential for selling off some of the lots-blocks to recoup a portion of your investment. "Come experience where Montana's history lives," the mantra for Virginia City, the richest placer gold strike in the Rocky Mountains. As the first Montana Territorial Capital (1865-1875) VC quickly became the gun slinging, vigilante hanging, gold digging center of tales in the wild west frontier. Today, VC and it's population of just over 200 residents, has become a state protected park and is being preserved on the National Register of Historic Landmarks. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES include hunting, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, panning for gold, and so much more. In Montana you don't just buy a property......you purchase a new lifestyle!! Come live in the WILD WEST!

410358 MLS

At 5761' in elevation you will find 199 lots that are part of the Original Virginia City town Plat for sale at at less than $1,500 per lot. The total is over 21 acres and you can build your dream home on the 13.5 adjoining blocks giving you 17+/- contiguous acres among the trees looking at the massive views of the mountains. Investors check out the map as there could be potential for selling off some of the lots-blocks to recoup a portion of your investment. "Come experience where Montana's history lives," the mantra for Virginia City, the richest placer gold strike in the Rocky Mountains. As the first Montana Territorial Capital (1865-1875) VC quickly became the gun slinging, vigilante hanging, gold digging center of tales in the wild west frontier. Today, VC and it's population of just over 200 residents, has become a state protected park and is being preserved on the National Register of Historic Landmarks. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES include hunting, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, panning for gold, and so much more. In Montana you don't just buy a property......you purchase a new lifestyle!! Come live in the WILD WEST!

199 LOTS Multiple locations within VC City Limits See Exhibit A, Virginia City

$449,000

Step into ownership of Boot Hill Mercantile, ideally positioned on Wallace Street along Virginia City’s main commercial corridor with direct frontage on the historic boardwalk. Featuring genuine frontier charm and a proven retail operation, this offering includes the business, inventory, and real estate, presenting a rare opportunity in a market where private ownership is limited and opportunities like this are highly sought after. Originally home to The Madisonian newspaper, the building carries a rich legacy that is immediately felt upon entry. Set in the heart of Virginia City, this location places you among one of the most well preserved frontier communities in the American West. Original hardwood floors, vintage displays, and a striking stone exterior create an atmosphere that resonates with visitors seeking a true Montana experience. This is the kind of space that draws people in and keeps them browsing. Currently operating as a successful mercantile and gift shop, the business benefits from high volume seasonal tourism, strong foot traffic, and a location that captures the flow of visitors exploring Virginia City’s boardwalks, historic theaters, and gold rush era landmarks. The approximately 1,971± sqft layout is functional and inviting, offering flexibility to continue the existing retail concept or introduce a new vision such as a specialty shop, gallery, café, or curated Western brand. Recent updates include the addition of a bathroom in the rear portion of the building, where there is currently a storeroom. This creates the potential for employee accommodations or housing, adding another layer of functionality to support business operations. With its established presence, highly usable layout, and prime location, Boot Hill Mercantile is well positioned for an owner-operator or investor looking to step into Virginia City’s tourism driven economy. Surrounded by recreation, history, and a stream of visitors from across the country and around the world, this property is positioned to capture the energy of one of Montana’s most visited historic destinations. This property offers more than just income potential. It offers a place in a destination known far beyond Montana for its preserved history and authentic visitor experience. Shown by appointment only. Contact your agent to schedule a private tour and experience this opportunity firsthand.

409608 MLS

Step into ownership of Boot Hill Mercantile, ideally positioned on Wallace Street along Virginia City’s main commercial corridor with direct frontage on the historic boardwalk. Featuring genuine frontier charm and a proven retail operation, this offering includes the business, inventory, and real estate, presenting a rare opportunity in a market where private ownership is limited and opportunities like this are highly sought after. Originally home to The Madisonian newspaper, the building carries a rich legacy that is immediately felt upon entry. Set in the heart of Virginia City, this location places you among one of the most well preserved frontier communities in the American West. Original hardwood floors, vintage displays, and a striking stone exterior create an atmosphere that resonates with visitors seeking a true Montana experience. This is the kind of space that draws people in and keeps them browsing. Currently operating as a successful mercantile and gift shop, the business benefits from high volume seasonal tourism, strong foot traffic, and a location that captures the flow of visitors exploring Virginia City’s boardwalks, historic theaters, and gold rush era landmarks. The approximately 1,971± sqft layout is functional and inviting, offering flexibility to continue the existing retail concept or introduce a new vision such as a specialty shop, gallery, café, or curated Western brand. Recent updates include the addition of a bathroom in the rear portion of the building, where there is currently a storeroom. This creates the potential for employee accommodations or housing, adding another layer of functionality to support business operations. With its established presence, highly usable layout, and prime location, Boot Hill Mercantile is well positioned for an owner-operator or investor looking to step into Virginia City’s tourism driven economy. Surrounded by recreation, history, and a stream of visitors from across the country and around the world, this property is positioned to capture the energy of one of Montana’s most visited historic destinations. This property offers more than just income potential. It offers a place in a destination known far beyond Montana for its preserved history and authentic visitor experience. Shown by appointment only. Contact your agent to schedule a private tour and experience this opportunity firsthand.

122 W Wallace Street, Virginia City

Tbd E Madison Street Block 30 Lots 1-3 & 10 -12, Virginia City

$105,000

Block 30, Lots 1-3 & 10-12 — East Madison Street, Virginia City, Montana A rare opportunity to own a fully developable .647-acre residential lot in the heart of historic Virginia City. Unlike the majority of vacant parcels available in town, this half-block property offers the essential combination of city water, electricity, and fiber optic service along Madison Street, making it genuinely build-ready for a residential home. Septic systems are allowed for properties of this size in this section of town. The gently sloping lot offers good views and a quiet, neighborhood setting that strikes the balance many people are searching for: the convenience of town services with the open, unhurried feel of rural Montana. Public lands surround the area, putting world-class hiking, ATV riding, skiing, and fishing practically at your doorstep. Virginia City is one of Montana's most storied and beloved communities, and buildable lots of this caliber with utility access are increasingly hard to find here.

409006 MLS

Block 30, Lots 1-3 & 10-12 — East Madison Street, Virginia City, Montana A rare opportunity to own a fully developable .647-acre residential lot in the heart of historic Virginia City. Unlike the majority of vacant parcels available in town, this half-block property offers the essential combination of city water, electricity, and fiber optic service along Madison Street, making it genuinely build-ready for a residential home. Septic systems are allowed for properties of this size in this section of town. The gently sloping lot offers good views and a quiet, neighborhood setting that strikes the balance many people are searching for: the convenience of town services with the open, unhurried feel of rural Montana. Public lands surround the area, putting world-class hiking, ATV riding, skiing, and fishing practically at your doorstep. Virginia City is one of Montana's most storied and beloved communities, and buildable lots of this caliber with utility access are increasingly hard to find here.

Tbd E Madison Street Block 30 Lots 1-3 & 10 -12, Virginia City

$309,000

Charming Historic Home in the Heart of Virginia City 209 E Idaho Street, Virginia City, Montana Step back in time with this unique and spacious home in the heart of historic Virginia City. Originally built in 1904 and thoughtfully updated in 1975, this multi-level family home is full of character, versatility, and potential. Set behind a charming white picket fence with a fenced yard, the property boasts breathtaking mountain views and sits just steps from the vibrant center of town. The main floor welcomes you with an oversized living and family room featuring high ceilings, vintage molding, and turn-of-the-century charm. Two generously sized bedrooms are located on this level—one with its own side entrance, making it ideal as a guest room, office, or private suite. A full tile bathroom serves the main level, while the kitchen and adjoining dining area offer a warm, family-style space to gather. Just off the kitchen is a large den/sunroom, perfect for a hobby studio, workout space, or creative retreat. A second sunporch—also functioning as the laundry room—extends off the main living space and offers additional light and flexibility. Upstairs, you'll find a massive, non-conforming master bedroom with enormous closets, attic storage, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and town. A half bath with shower and an additional bedroom or office space complete this level, making it ideal for a private owner’s retreat, rental suite, or home office setup. The basement is accessible through the kitchen or via the alley and former garage entry. It features retro finishes including vintage paneling, shag carpeting, and a built-in bar area, along with a covered porch room perfect for a home gym or storage. All utilities are housed here, and the home is heated by both heating oil (main and upper levels) and a wood stove located in the enclosed garage-turned-workshop, which also supplements heating throughout the house. Each floor can be closed off with doors, creating the opportunity for multi-unit living, rental potential, or flexible private use. This home is being sold as is and is ideal for those seeking a primary residence, investment property, or vacation rental in one of Montana’s most historically rich and scenic towns. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Virginia City’s past—with the space and character to shape its future.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 402073 MLS

Charming Historic Home in the Heart of Virginia City 209 E Idaho Street, Virginia City, Montana Step back in time with this unique and spacious home in the heart of historic Virginia City. Originally built in 1904 and thoughtfully updated in 1975, this multi-level family home is full of character, versatility, and potential. Set behind a charming white picket fence with a fenced yard, the property boasts breathtaking mountain views and sits just steps from the vibrant center of town. The main floor welcomes you with an oversized living and family room featuring high ceilings, vintage molding, and turn-of-the-century charm. Two generously sized bedrooms are located on this level—one with its own side entrance, making it ideal as a guest room, office, or private suite. A full tile bathroom serves the main level, while the kitchen and adjoining dining area offer a warm, family-style space to gather. Just off the kitchen is a large den/sunroom, perfect for a hobby studio, workout space, or creative retreat. A second sunporch—also functioning as the laundry room—extends off the main living space and offers additional light and flexibility. Upstairs, you'll find a massive, non-conforming master bedroom with enormous closets, attic storage, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and town. A half bath with shower and an additional bedroom or office space complete this level, making it ideal for a private owner’s retreat, rental suite, or home office setup. The basement is accessible through the kitchen or via the alley and former garage entry. It features retro finishes including vintage paneling, shag carpeting, and a built-in bar area, along with a covered porch room perfect for a home gym or storage. All utilities are housed here, and the home is heated by both heating oil (main and upper levels) and a wood stove located in the enclosed garage-turned-workshop, which also supplements heating throughout the house. Each floor can be closed off with doors, creating the opportunity for multi-unit living, rental potential, or flexible private use. This home is being sold as is and is ideal for those seeking a primary residence, investment property, or vacation rental in one of Montana’s most historically rich and scenic towns. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Virginia City’s past—with the space and character to shape its future.

209 E Idaho Street, Virginia City

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