This two-bedroom home sits on a beautiful, tree-lined block of South 5th — just a few blocks from downtown Livingston, the Yellowstone River, and Sacajawea Park. Inside you'll find the details that make homes from this era special: original wood staircase, glass-paned French doors, an arched opening between the living and dining rooms, and a stained glass accent window. Hardwood runs through much of the main level. The kitchen has a dining nook with windows on two sides, and a back entry off the kitchen handles boots, coats and grocery hauls. Upstairs, two bedrooms tuck under the roofline. Fully fenced backyard, a flower bed along the front porch, and alley access at the back. Bring your vision and make it yours.

Here's a solid Clyde Park project for the right buyer. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath home sits on an oversized corner lot with mature shade trees and plenty of room to spread out — 0.32 acres in town, which is hard to come by these days. From the west side of the lot, you get a clear view of the old grain elevator, a nice reminder of why people fall for Clyde Park in the first place. The home has a functional layout and the lot gives you a lot to work with. There's also a two car detached garage with extra work space. This sweet place offers a rare combination: a big Clyde Park lot, mature trees, and small-town character.