This Montana property is in two parcels, has a spring/creek and a cabin site, and borders both State and BLM land, all on a gated road in the forested mountains of Montana with elk and deer hunting. That’s right; a Montana mountain spring pours out of the ground right on this property and flows down by the site where your log cabin could be built. You could sit on the porch, listen to the water rushing by, put a picnic table by the edge, and enjoy meals and quiet time in the shade of the trees next to the creek. The wildlife, like the lush grass the spring provides here and the big timber that gives them cover and shade as well. The creek and cabin site are right next to the State and BLM land, too, where you’ve got extra elbow room to hike, hunt, and recreate. You can hike right onto these lands and enjoy to your heart’s content. You’ve got elk and deer hunting right on your own property, and you’ve got all this extra State and BLM land right out your back door, and you can hunt as well. Or you can take a short ride to the vast amounts of National Forest lands nearby. There are thousands and thousands of acres of National Forest and the Continental Divide just southwest of the property. You’ll be able to glass the elk and deer right from the ridgeline of the property and then go after whichever ones you want. And if that’s not enough, the Bob Marshall Wilderness and the Rocky Mountain Front are just to the west. There’s a road right to the small natural bench where you can build your Montana dream cabin in the mountains or pull your camper in and get away. Right out of the cabin, you’d be sitting high in the mountains of Montana, surrounded by trees, meadows, and wildlife, and it’s all right there on your property. The views are incredible, as you’ll see in the pictures. It’s hard to describe how incredible this setting is. The gated access road to the property is in good shape and is only about ¼ mile from Little Wolf Creek Road, a county road. The access road to the property is somewhat steep in places and has three switchbacks to the cabin site, yet it is easy enough for an SUV or 4-wheel drive. There are nine other 20 and 40-acre parcels that also have access through the property on this road, but there are no other permanent residences and only one seasonal cabin at this time on the access road beyond the property. So, there’s not much use on the road, and the cabin site is also tucked away in the trees. The 9 other parcels have been given the right to fill water containers and haul the water to their properties from the spring on the Denton Spring Property. The filling site is where the road crosses the spring, and it runs through a culvert. And there’s great fishing nearby, too. You’ve got the Missouri River and Holter Lake just down the road, only 15 miles away at Wolf Creek. Both are phenomenal fisheries. The headwaters of the Blackfoot River, the famed river from the movie “A River Runs Through It,” are just over the Continental Divide as well. You’ve got so many choices when you own this great Montana property. Power is a long way off, so off the grid is the way to go here. It’s about 8 ½ miles, mostly county road, to get to the pavement on Highway 434 and 3 more miles to Interstate 15. The small town of Wolf Creek, which is only about 12 miles away, has a gas station and supplies. For an airport, fine dining, and shopping, it’s only about 50 miles from Helena, Montana, which is our State Capital near the center of Montana. If you want even more Montana land or have friends or family who want a piece of the Montana dream, this property is already split into two individual parcels. Or I’ve got one more parcel to the east of this property that I’d sell as well. Don’t wait, though; properties in Montana are selling fast, and it won’t last long in today's market. Get your piece of the Montana pie before prices go up even more. For more information, contact Scott Joyner at 406-223-6039. Priced at $195,000.
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