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Monthly Rental- The Architect's Annex in the Bozeman's Downtown Brewery District
Holiday home in Bozeman with kitchen and balcony
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2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Sleeps 3
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Bozeman, MT
- Place, The ELM2 min drive
- Place, Montana State University-Bozeman4 min drive
- Place, Museum of the Rockies5 min drive
- Airport, Bozeman, MT (BZN-Bozeman Yellowstone Intl.)15 min drive
Rooms & beds
2 bedrooms (sleeps 3)
Master Bedroom
1 Queen Bed
Study
1 Single Bed
2 bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Toilet · Shower only · Shampoo · Hair dryer
Bathroom 2
Soap · Towels provided · Toilet
Spaces
Deck or patio
Kitchen
Kitchenette
Balcony
Dining area
About this property
Monthly Rental- The Architect's Annex in the Bozeman's Downtown Brewery District
Imagine living nestled below the Bridger Mountains, yet up among the Aspen trees in the Historic Brewery District of Bozeman’s Northeast Neighborhood. You would be located on a quiet street with breweries, restaurants, and galleries within a stone’s throw. The heart of Main Street is only a couple of blocks away. Your views from the second and third floor are looking above to the Bridger Mountains, and below to the quiet bustle of people walking their dogs or taking their growler to one of our local breweries to be filled. At night there is a spectacular view of the moon moving across the clerestory windows from the master bedroom.
The Architects Annex was designed and built by architect and resident, Ken VanDeWalle and his wife Kristin VanDeWalle. The contemporary industrial space is an open loft design perfect for two people. The main living area is on the second floor, with access through a covered entrance balcony on the west side and a private covered balcony facing the residence interior courtyard, and the North Plum Avenue view to the south. As you walk into the entry room of the annex there is a laundry room on your left with a new Miele washer and dryer. Once through the sculptural entrance, the kitchen is to the right. The custom steel cabinets and pebbled concrete counter are well supplied with all of the tools you need to make a wonderful meal or just a delicious cup of coffee (no dishwasher). The attached bar makes for interactive cooking and easy serving. To the left is an inviting sitting area with a gas stove; the perfect spot to play a round of cribbage or read a good book. Step two steps down to the dining and living room with the walk-in closet and bathroom below the master bedroom area and off of the living room. There are two independent open third-floor lofts that are above the second-floor living area – one with the master bedroom & nook, and one as a fantastic study for remote working with a daybed.
The structure was built in a sustainable manner using primarily recycled old-growth timbers and materials. The annex is heated in the winter by in-floor radiant heating and in the summer, the 10 inch thick walls keep the building comfortable with the help of cool temperature evening flushing. Much of the interior fixtures and furniture are custom designed, including several beautiful sculptural steel doors, a two plank dining table, the bookcase/credenza unit, and an inviting steel bar and stools. The owners live across the courtyard in the main house.
Along with the elegant ambiance of the space, the annex can be filled with music to compliment the exceptional art from internationally renowned artists; American Expressionists Fay and Adair Peck, German Expressionist Alfred Hrdlicka, and Gyotaku fish printmaker, Charlie Brown.
Off-street and street parking is available. Utilities and secure ethernet connections & wifi included.
Enjoy the magic of the Architect’s Annex.
The Architects Annex was designed and built by architect and resident, Ken VanDeWalle and his wife Kristin VanDeWalle. The contemporary industrial space is an open loft design perfect for two people. The main living area is on the second floor, with access through a covered entrance balcony on the west side and a private covered balcony facing the residence interior courtyard, and the North Plum Avenue view to the south. As you walk into the entry room of the annex there is a laundry room on your left with a new Miele washer and dryer. Once through the sculptural entrance, the kitchen is to the right. The custom steel cabinets and pebbled concrete counter are well supplied with all of the tools you need to make a wonderful meal or just a delicious cup of coffee (no dishwasher). The attached bar makes for interactive cooking and easy serving. To the left is an inviting sitting area with a gas stove; the perfect spot to play a round of cribbage or read a good book. Step two steps down to the dining and living room with the walk-in closet and bathroom below the master bedroom area and off of the living room. There are two independent open third-floor lofts that are above the second-floor living area – one with the master bedroom & nook, and one as a fantastic study for remote working with a daybed.
The structure was built in a sustainable manner using primarily recycled old-growth timbers and materials. The annex is heated in the winter by in-floor radiant heating and in the summer, the 10 inch thick walls keep the building comfortable with the help of cool temperature evening flushing. Much of the interior fixtures and furniture are custom designed, including several beautiful sculptural steel doors, a two plank dining table, the bookcase/credenza unit, and an inviting steel bar and stools. The owners live across the courtyard in the main house.
Along with the elegant ambiance of the space, the annex can be filled with music to compliment the exceptional art from internationally renowned artists; American Expressionists Fay and Adair Peck, German Expressionist Alfred Hrdlicka, and Gyotaku fish printmaker, Charlie Brown.
Off-street and street parking is available. Utilities and secure ethernet connections & wifi included.
Enjoy the magic of the Architect’s Annex.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Free WiFi
Outdoor space
Mountain view
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House Rules
Check in after 3:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 25
Check out before 12:00 PM
Children
Adults only
Events
No events allowed
Pets
No pets allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher
This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios and terraces, which may not be suitable for children; if you have any concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm that they can accommodate you in a suitable room
About the area
Bozeman
Located in Bozeman, this holiday home is in the city centre and in the mountains. American Prairie Reserve and Lindley Park reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Montana Arboretum and Gardens and Museum of the Rockies. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse or Gallatin Speedway. Make sure you get close to the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.

Bozeman, MT
What's nearby
- The ELM - 2 min drive - 1.8 km
- Bozeman Deaconess Hospital - 3 min drive - 2.1 km
- Montana State University-Bozeman - 4 min drive - 2.8 km
- Museum of the Rockies - 5 min drive - 3.5 km
- Brick Breeden Fieldhouse - 5 min drive - 3.5 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Montana Ale Works - 11 min walk
- Shine - 12 min walk
- Rocking R Bar - 15 min walk
- Spitz - Bozeman - 13 min walk
- Brigade - 15 min walk
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Ken and Kristin VanDeWalle

Ken and Kristin have called the North East Side of Bozeman home for nearly 30 years. The two met while skiing at Bridger Bowl and both share a love of architecture and design. Ken is an architect with a passion for sculptural forms - www.architectureindetail.com. Ken can typically be found working (or feeding the horses) at his architecture & building workshop. Kristin is the director of a local nonprofit who, when not working, can be found planning an outdoor bonfire dinner with family & friends or walking their dog in the foothills of the Bridgers. Their two sons are serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Why they chose this property
We would love to welcome you to Bozeman and the Northeast neighborhood. It is a very special place and we hope you find your experience in Montana unforgettable! We also hope you find a stay at the Architect’s Annex a wonderful memory for years to come.
The Annex was originally our home for a few years, where we lived with our two infant sons’ while we built our current home. Then, it was our design studio until 2020. In 2021, we decided to share the Annex with our guests. We look forward to the Annex’s story and magic continuing with you!
The Annex was originally our home for a few years, where we lived with our two infant sons’ while we built our current home. Then, it was our design studio until 2020. In 2021, we decided to share the Annex with our guests. We look forward to the Annex’s story and magic continuing with you!
What makes this property unique
Here are a few interesting tidbits about the neighborhood and Annex:
Originally, the NE neighborhood was created for railroad workers. It was comprised of small lots and small homes. As you walk around, there is still evidence of the old neighborhood.
Today, the NE neighborhood is recognized by the city as the part of town where individuals have the opportunity to express their own sense of creativity.
During the summer months, the moon is low enough where it will magically traverse across the southern skies and in perfect alignment with the span of clerestory windows in the Annex.
The Architect’s Annex was built with sustainable materials and completed in 2000. The wood used is virgin growth Douglas Fir, recycled from warehouses built in the late 1800’s in Seattle. The 10” thick wall system is made from recycled Styrofoam and Portland cement.
Originally, the NE neighborhood was created for railroad workers. It was comprised of small lots and small homes. As you walk around, there is still evidence of the old neighborhood.
Today, the NE neighborhood is recognized by the city as the part of town where individuals have the opportunity to express their own sense of creativity.
During the summer months, the moon is low enough where it will magically traverse across the southern skies and in perfect alignment with the span of clerestory windows in the Annex.
The Architect’s Annex was built with sustainable materials and completed in 2000. The wood used is virgin growth Douglas Fir, recycled from warehouses built in the late 1800’s in Seattle. The 10” thick wall system is made from recycled Styrofoam and Portland cement.
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