3505 Holly Lane | Stevensville
Nestled in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, this home presents a unique opportunity to own a cherished piece of Montana's scenic wonder. Built in 1992, this ranch-style home, sits gracefully on 5.49 acres and offers a blend of comfort, history, and breathtaking landscapes. The home itself extends over 1,408 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Each room is infused with the warmth and charm that only a well-loved home can offer, creating an inviting atmosphere that feels instantly welcoming. There is a 2-car detached garage which ensures plenty of space for vehicles and storage, along with an old milking barn and a hay shed showing the rich history of this land's agricultural past. These structures not only add character but also offer limitless potential for various uses. Perfectly positioned, the panoramic views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains provide a daily spectacle that never ceases to amaze. These vistas serve as a constant reminder of the beauty and majesty of Montana's landscape, visible from every corner of the property and is just moments away from the conveniences and amenities of Stevensville, offering easy access to local shops, restaurants, and community events. Additionally, the property benefits from two wells, ensuring a reliable water supply for both domestic and agricultural needs. There are also a handful of apple trees on the property. This offering is not just a house—it's a lifestyle. It's a chance to immerse yourself in the tranquility of rural living, to connect with the land, and to enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the surroundings. Experience the best of Montana living. For more information or to schedule a showing please contact Nicole Jones at (406) 239-1421 or your real estate professional today. MTR 30022505
Directions to property: From Stevensville, S on Main St, Left onto Middle Burnt Fork Rd, Right onto Holly Ln, Property will be at end of Cul de sac on Right Hand Side, Sign on Property.
