About 103 Laguna Street
Why buy a condo when you can own a home? Welcome to 103 Laguna St, a charming single-family retreat in the heart of Milltown, MT—just minutes from downtown Missoula, the University of Montana, and the outdoor paradise of the Blackfoot River. This inviting home offers a warm, functional layout designed for comfortable everyday living. The kitchen provides ample storage and workspace, flowing naturally into a cozy living area ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Bonus rooms add valuable flexibility—perfect for a home office, hobby space, guest area, or additional living space to fit your lifestyle. Step outside and enjoy a fully fenced yard offering privacy and room for pets, gardening, or outdoor gatherings. A detached garage and shop add real Montana value—ideal for storage, projects, and all your recreation gear. Seller is offering this property for sale during the off-season; if not sold, it may return to short-term rental use in the spring Making this a limited-window opportunity. The location is hard to beat: just minutes from the Blackfoot River, this home is an ideal basecamp for those who love fishing, kayaking, hiking, and exploring Montana’s natural beauty—while still being a quick drive to Missoula’s shopping, dining, healthcare, and entertainment. It’s the best of both worlds: fresh air and breathing room, with urban convenience close by. This property has most recently been a very successful short-term rental for the current owner, offering potential as a continued vacation rental addition to a portfolio (buyer to verify allowable use, permits, and performance)—or use it as your own personal getaway from the busy city and breathe in that good Montana air. Seller is offering this property for sale during the off-season; if not sold, it may return to short-term rental use in the spring—making this a limited-window opportunity. Don’t miss your chance to own a solid single-family home in one of the area’s most convenient and desirable locations. Seller is offering this property for sale during the off-season; if not sold, it may return to short-term rental use in the spring—making this a limited-window opportunity.
