327 Main St, Unit Stevensville Stevensville, MT 59870

This historic property, situated on a commercial corner lot, showcases Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture, contributing to the character of downtown Stevensville's Main Street. The main floor features three large rooms separated by glass panel doors and transoms, a partial kitchen area, a half bath, a previous laundry room area, and a mudroom. The upper level, accessible via a formal staircase with fir newel posts and banister, includes three bedrooms and one full bath. Exterior features include a deck and a wrap-around covered porch. A detached, heated three-car garage includes an automatic door opener. Updates completed since 2017 include main level flooring replacement, roof replacement, the addition of air conditioning, exterior repainting, and landscaping improvements. The property is serviced by town water and sewer. NorthWestern Energy provides natural gas and electric services. The DeNayer House exemplifies transitional Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture, combining a hipped and gabled roof and irregular floorplan characteristic of the Queen Anne style with corner pilasters and clapboard siding indicative of the Colonial Revival style. Originally built in 1900 for Dr. J.B. Doc DeNayer and his wife Julia, the property later changed hands and served as a residence for Dr. William P. Reynolds and his wife, both medical doctors. Major restoration in the early 1990s returned the home to its former state.