Northwest Montana land, Whitepine Crossing Lot 7, Trout Creek, Montana

Montana Real Estate - Whitepine Crossing, Trout Creek, Montana

Lot 7 - Whitepine Crossing, Trout Creek, Montana

Big sky country real estate in Montana has startlin sunsets and smoldering sunrises. The mountains meet the clouds and make way to the stars.
Montana watefront real estate property is extremely beautiful in the summer with cool evenings and sunny afternoons of about 80 degrees. The starry Montana nights are awesome!
Northwest Montana land in the fall is spectacular with golden foliage, warmish days and cold evenings. The creek dwindles a bit, but still makes music and brings peace.
Northwest Montana is a natural paradise with only 10% private ground, with the balance being National Forest or timber company owned lands. Drive two miles in virtually any direction and you'll be at the National Forest and ready to be one with all the best that Montana has to offer.
The Montana landscape is treed mountains either side of the Clark Fork River, which has three hydropower dams between Thompson Falls and Idaho border. The provides scenic recreational man made lakes, at largest 35 miles, adding to the recreational opportunity in the area.
From birch, aspen, cedar and pines to tamarack, hemlock and fir, this property has just about every species of tree native to Northwest Montana. Some of the old growth cedars are absolutely beautiful. The leaves of the aspens sing to you when the gentle breezes blow through.
Northwest Montana holds privacy, peace and lots of trees. This property was hand limbed for a parked out feel and the trees were selectively thinned, leaving the large trees and giving them more space to grow. The limbs and undergrowth were chipped. It feels as though you're walking through a manicured park. Northwest Montana land like this is a rare commodity.
This is a clear views of the Cabinet Mountain Range over the meadow from the treed bench of Lot 7. Northwest Montana land with this much going for it, rarely hits the market.
This view is standing by the creek, looking south toward the Bitterroot Mountains. There is a treed bench overlooking the creek, which would be a beautiful building site.
Missoula, Montana is but a two hour drive, with very few stop lights and scenery that makes it hard to watch the road. Spokane, Washington is but a three hour drive, under the same conditions. Kalispell, Montana is about 2 1/2 hours as well.
The creek has a bit of drop in elevation through the property, thus soothing sound of the water is music to your ears on a typical peaceful Montana day. The trout in the stream are anywhere from 6 inches to a foot. The fly-fishing is nice.
Many species of trees, meadow, moutain views and creek frontage make this a very special Montana homesite. All the elements of the Montana dream brought together and awaiting that log home you've been dreaming of.
Land with mountain views in Montana, with the creek rushing past and meadows is just down the street from National Forest and ready to be your next home site.
Montana dreams are made from photos like this. This real estate has the elements, meadows, trees, mountain views, creek and proximity to National Forest. Welcome home.
The views are smashing from this little piece of northwest Montana heaven. You'll really enjoy the views all the way here. The drive is beautiful and worth it.
The property is just a few miles as the crow flies from Idaho. The Kootenai National Forest has excellent recreational opportunities and miles and miles of roads for mountain biking, hiking and wildlife viewing and photography. Bighorn Sheep, Elk, Deer, Moose and Bear are known to be seen on your way home.
Whitepine Creek meanders along the boundary of this lovely piece of land in Montana with the meadow framed by the treed horseshoe bench above it. It's simply spectacular.
Meadow and mountain views in Montana make this a piece of land you'll appreciate.
Views are worth a million words. These Mountains call your name for hiking, playing in the woods and creating peace in your world. Welcome home to Montana, the simple life.
The Cabinet Mountains tower in the distance begging the question, which windows to I want to face this direction. This is the view from the a potential building site on this piece of Montana land.