This is Wilma’s house. Wilma had pizazz. She also had integrity and practicality—and this house embodies all three. Built in 1984 by the builder for his own family and later loved by Wilma, this distinctive home has the kind of original character and solid construction that can be hard to find today. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and directly adjacent to Peery Park, it offers something equally valuable: space, quiet, and beautiful views in one of Missoula’s favorite neighborhoods. With more than 3,000 SF on a .20+ acre lot, this is a home with room to live, gather and grow. The main level features a functional kitchen, dining room with access to the expansive deck, two bedrooms and two baths, including an ensuite primary, main-floor laundry, and the convenience of a walk-in tub/shower. Original details include a handsome coffered ceiling, a dropped formal living room, and a sunny breakfast nook—little reminders of the thought and craftsmanship that went into the home. Downstairs, two additional bedrooms, a bonus room, full bath, and generous living room offer remarkable flexibility. A bright sunroom/greenhouse adds another space for gardening, hobbies, or simply enjoying the sunshine. The walkout lower level opens to a lovely, landscaped backyard, while the large windows throughout the home capture the elevated setting and expansive Missoula views. The home is dated, and that’s part of its appeal. You can embrace its original character and let it be as it is, or take advantage of the generous floor plan and high-quality construction to create something that feels entirely your own. An oversized attached two-car garage, underground sprinklers, newer furnace, and newer roof check the functional boxes, while Peery Park right outside your door makes morning walks easy. Add in the peaceful cul-de-sac setting and those big, beautiful Missoula views, and you have a rare combination of character, space, setting, and potential.