Built in 1947 this enchanting stone cottage today still possesses original old world charm. The front of the home has exceptional character. Lilac lined sidewalk, front garage entry, pagoda roof line. The hand stacked rock exterior has been lovingly preserved over the years. Inside, wood floors, crown molding, ellipse doorways too, retain an Art Deco flair of the 30s. More recent renovations pulled a victorian flavor into the kitchen, adding economical upgrades such as thermal windows, lux vinyl flooring, custom tile, and modern appliances. The floor plan remains as-when-built, but a bay window provides much more sunlight, and a view of the Mission Mountains. Main floor bedroom has recently restored wood floors with original 8" baseboards. It is but a few steps to the main floor full bath, w recent tile work in shower/tub, counters, sinks, and flooring. The en-suite upstairs room is open and has been the ideal primary bedroom. 3/4 bath, in wall ironing board and closet. This suite redesignated the main floor as a guest bedroom, and the fully finished basement as family room with a centralized sitting area, a 3rd bedroom 2 bonus rooms and a full bath with laundry center. There is a large storage room in the sitting area down stairs, as well as a mechanical closet. Out door patio is stamped concrete, with a sidewalk to the man door from the attached single garage. Fenced yard with lawn and fire pit. Oil forced air heat. no HOA. 406 seems an auspicious home address! Saint Ignatius is commute distance to Missoula. The town of Saint Ignatius predates statehood. It's rich with indigenous culture, history, accessible wilderness, harvested produce and hay, country stores, open land, small town atmosphere and a conservative approach to nature. The Missions are heralded for hiking and fishing and are so spectacular to gaze up at. "Mission", as St Ignatius is referred to by many, is a beautiful little town, with much historical significance, and interesting places to see. Current population around 1500.