The Reid Mansion is a 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom 2,597 sq ft home, lovingly restored.

About the Reid Mansion

The main house was built in 1891 for $100, according to The Columbian Newspaper from 1892. This was done after Henry Miller purchased the building lot from the Northern International Improvement Company, which helped to develop the railroad and the surrounding town of Columbia Falls. The west wing, which includes the kitchen and laundry room, were added on some time later. The main house still has many of its original interior details, like stained glass built-in cabinets, a set of wooden double pocket doors, original flooring, original molding details and leaded glass transom windows above the doors.

Historical newspaper clipping showing an illustration of a church building and a list of structures. Highlighted text notes it is a building record listing structures erected in Columbia Falls between March 5 and December 15, 1891.
  • Interior view of a house with polished wooden floors, a white built-in cabinet with glass doors, and a small workspace with a mint green chair. The background shows a sitting area with a piano, a small stool, and a rug.
  • A cozy kitchen with white cabinets, open shelving displaying dishes and decorative items, a stainless steel oven, a white brick backsplash, a farmhouse sink, and a wooden dining table with a striped table runner.
  • A white wooden cabinet with glass doors, containing plates and books inside, and a wicker basket below.
  • Living room with large bay window, wooden wardrobe, black chaise lounge, blue sofa with white pillows, patterned area rug, wall-mounted reading lamp, and framed artwork
  • White built-in cabinet with stained glass doors and a wooden desk surface, with books, a framed picture, and an oil lamp on it, in a room with white walls.
  • Partial view of a rustic wooden door and a hallway with hardwood flooring, a cozy rug, a chair, and a window at the end of the hall.
  • Living room corner with wood-burning stove, wooden sliding closet doors, and a leather armchair with a pillow.
  • A minimalistic bedroom with mint green walls, a wooden bed with a white textured bedspread and a beige pillow, a small wooden nightstand with a flower vase, and large windows letting in natural light revealing a view of trees and mountains.
  • A cozy bedroom with a large bed covered in white and beige bedding, positioned against a wall with two windows showing green trees outside. The room has a ceiling fan, wall sconces, a wooden dresser with decorative items, a bedside table with a lamp, and a patterned area rug on dark wood floors.
  • A vintage bathroom featuring a clawfoot bathtub, a small side table with soap and a decorative bottle, a wall hook with a white towel, a large ornate mirror, and a walk-in shower with blue mosaic tiles. The walls are painted blue, and the floor has black and white tile patterns.
  • Entryway with wooden door and window, staircase with wooden railing, floral arrangement on table, mirror on wall, and cozy rug on hardwood floor.
  • A cozy dining room with a round wooden table set with plates and glasses, surrounded by wooden chairs, with a china cabinet displaying dishes and glasses, and a large window letting in natural light.
A vintage upright piano with ornate wooden carvings and a logo that reads 'Emerson.' The piano has a closed top and a keyboard with black and white keys. The wood has a dark, polished finish.
A vintage upright piano with ornate wood carvings on the front panel, black and white keys, and brass pedals, situated on a wooden floor next to a yellow wall.

Music from the 1800s

In one of the downstairs rooms sits an Emerson upright piano. It was assembled between 1891 and 1900 in the house, and hasn’t moved since. It has ivory keys and beautiful wood details that have been recently restored to its full, functioning glory!