Historic Home in Livingston Near Main St. & Yellowstone River

After many years of visiting Montana and Wyoming, the obvious benefits of Livingston’s central location, small town atmosphere and cultural attractions convinced us to acquire a property which could both meet our needs and accommodate guest visitors. We selected a charming Victorian home on Livingston’s most traditional street – a short, tree-lined walk to the Yellowstone River, the Town Park and “downtown” shops, restaurants, galleries and museums. Constructed during the railroad boom of the 1880s, the house projects the town’s historic character, while offering the comforts of a modern residence.

The house at 216 Yellowstone Street provides a traveler with the unique opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty of the American West while experiencing current culture in an historical setting. Livingston is a town which consciously addresses both of these objectives. Access to Yellowstone Park, Paradise Valley and the many rivers and mountains which surround those destinations is clearly Livingston’s most compelling asset and a wide selection of fly shops, outfitters, guiding services and raft/kayak rentals are available. Likewise, this former hub for the Northern Pacific Railroad maintains an authentic old western flavor, while offering a selection of fashionable boutiques, restaurants, galleries and museums in a bustling downtown center.