Charming 1930 Home in the Heart of Missoula — Live In, Rent Out, or Reimagine Tucked into one of Missoula's most walkable neighborhoods, this 1930-built home offers something increasingly rare: genuine character paired with real flexibility. Whether you're searching for a single-family home with room to grow, an income-producing duplex, or a project with serious upside, this property delivers options. The main level welcomes you with arched doorways, warm natural light, and a layout that flows easily from the living and dining rooms into the kitchen. Upstairs, a second living space with its own kitchen and bath offers a third bedroom and a versatile bonus room that could be a den or additional bedroom. As currently configured, the property functions as a duplex, with a 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath main-floor unit and a 1-bedroom, 1-bath upper unit—a compelling option for continuing as an income property, house-hacking, or multigenerational living. Alternatively, the home can easily convert to a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath single-family residence, with a full, partially finished basement adding even more storage and potential for a buyer looking for one large home rather than a rental. Outside, a detached 2-car garage, alley access, fenced back yard, and a covered patio round out the offering, all sitting on nearly a quarter acre in city limits with mountain views. Location is where this home truly shines. You're just minutes from Downtown Missoula, with direct access to the Kim Williams Trail system for morning runs or evening walks along the river. Catch a PaddleHeads game at Ogren Field or take a short stroll to the Old Sawmill District for some of Missoula's best dining and shopping. The University of Montana is just minutes away, making this an ideal spot for faculty, students, or anyone who wants to be close to campus energy without sacrificing a quiet residential street. Homes with this kind of character, flexibility, and location don't come around often. Whether your vision is a thoughtful remodel that restores its 1930s charm or an income property that pays for itself, 620 S 1st Street W is ready for its next chapter.