2380 MT Hwy 434 , Wolf Creek, MT 59648(Lewis and Clark County)

This 40 acre property is located up Hwy 434 approximately 7 miles northwest of Wolf Creek, Montana. Wolf Creek is approximately 38 miles north of Helena, the capital of Montana. You can get to Wolf Creek by driving north on Interstate 15, a major thoroughfare from Canada to Los Angeles. Helena Regional Airport serves the Helena area and much of southwestern Montana. The airport lies within the city limits just east of the Interstate 15 Cedar Street exit. Delta, Skywest,and Horizon Air provide scheduled jet service. Big Sky Airlines provides regional service from Helena to other Montana cities. Helena is just eight miles from the Continental Divide, and it is surrounded by mountains and National Forest Service land. The Elkhorn Wildlife Management Area, managed by the National Forest System, is a 129,000-acre area that is home to many indigenous animals, including big game. The Helena area offers countless recreation opportunities. The Missouri River flows nearby with several lakes within a short driving distance. Holter and Hauser Lakes, created by two of the three dams on the Missouri River in the Helena area, are perfect for outdoor recreation including fishing, swimming, camping, water-skiing and boating. Canyon Ferry Lake, just 20 minutes east of Helena, is a large reservoir on the Missouri River that offers recreation in all forms. Camping, sailing, boating, swimming and fishing are just the start. As Lewis and Clark traveled up the Missouri River in this area, Lewis was struck by the steep canyon walls and noted ‘the Gates of the Mountains' in his journal. Boat tours are available at the Gates of the Mountains, 16 miles north of Helena off I-15. The Missouri River Corridor is situated between Helena and Great Falls. Interstate 15, the "Mighty Mo", the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad and the Recreation Road all share this "Corridor" along with several large ranches and land owners. The Missouri River is renowned for it’s "Blue Ribbon Trout Fishing" with thousands of visitors each year coming with their drift boats, weighters, and fly rods to 'live the dream'. This property has been used as a recreational retreat by several families over the last decade. The main house has two over-sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms with an over sized kitchen/dining/living area and an oversized attached 2 car garage. There is decking off the back and around the front. There is also a detached oversized, 3 stall garage/shop with an attached 1 bedroom/1 bath apartment. There is an additional area upstairs inside the garage that could be finished into another guest quarters. The parcel is partially fenced with a locked gate at the entrance and a small corral for horses. The views are indicative of the "Big Sky" description that Montana has been referred to over the generations. There is a 640 acre parcel of state land across the road from this property. The home is situated such that it cannot be seen from the road and offers privacy.