Set along tree-lined South 5th Street in Livingston’s Historic District, this 1910 Bungalow stands among beautifully restored period homes in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Original character, mature landscaping and exceptional outdoor living spaces are paired with an ideal location minutes to Livingston's vibrant downtown featuring local restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, galleries, bars, live music, the Yellowstone River, Sacajawea Park and the Farmers’ Market. Offering approximately 1,186 square feet of single-level living, the home retains a remarkable collection of original details, including 10-foot ceilings, Douglas fir and maple floors, antique doors and hardware and graceful arched openings. Recent renovations honor the home’s historic character while enhancing everyday function with period-appropriate finishes. The kitchen features new subway tile, new sink and faucet, updated plumbing and a retro SMEG refrigerator. The bathroom has been refreshed with a new bathtub, subway tile, fixtures, plumbing, sink and toilet. Additional improvements include fresh interior paint, new lighting and ceiling fans, a new hot-water heater in 2024 and an expanded walk-in closet in the primary bedroom. Electrical and plumbing have also been updated. The two-bedroom, one-bath floor plan includes a large walk-in pantry, an additional butler’s pantry, a full laundry room, an office nook and a dedicated mudroom. The 162-square-foot basement houses the boiler and hot-water heater, while providing easy access to plumbing and electrical systems, plus additional storage. The outdoor spaces are equally compelling. A covered front porch wraps around the side of the home, while a generous rear deck leads to a flagstone patio beneath mature trees. A private covered sleeping porch, accessed through beautiful antique double doors, is one of the home’s most enchanting spaces. A six-foot cedar privacy fence with side and rear gates encloses the yard, creating a secluded setting for entertaining and stargazing. A double gate off the alley provides convenient storage access for drift boats, rafts and other recreational gear. Completing the property is a detached 24-by-24-foot, two-car garage with a workbench and built-in shelving. Set on an approximately 5,320-square-foot lot, this soulful South Side residence is a rare union of historic integrity, thoughtful renovation and an extraordinary location—beautifully preserved for its next chapter.