ROMAN CREEK ROAD
20 ACRES BORDERING NATIONAL FOREST IN FRENCHTOWN, MT
Roman Creek Road offers the perfect blend of privacy, recreation, and convenience on 20 acres just outside Missoula, in the quiet and welcoming community of Frenchtown. Tucked against Lolo National Forest, this property provides direct access to thousands of acres of public landa dream setting for those who love the outdoors.
Roman Creek Road leads you deep into the forest service grounds, making this an ideal home base for hunting, hiking, and year-round adventure.
The land features underground power, phone, and fiber optic already available along the road, providing modern connectivity in a pristine mountain setting. Multiple buildable sites are spread across the property, offering flexibility for your dream layoutwhether it’s a custom home, shop, or ADU.
A recent professional thinning opened up beautiful interior views while maintaining...
A recent professional thinning opened up beautiful interior views while maintaining a healthy, mature forest. The parcel’s gentle-to-moderate slopes and excellent access make it versatile for unique building designs that blend naturally into the surrounding landscape.
All this, just minutes from Frenchtown’s schools and amenities and an easy drive to Missoula’s restaurants, shopping, and culture. If you’ve been searching for a Montana property that delivers seclusion, recreation, and convenience, this is a rare opportunity.
KEY FEATURES
+/- 20 acres bordering Lolo National Forest Underground power, phone, and fiber optic at the road Multiple buildable sites with flexible options Recently thinned for improved views and forest health Great access with potential for home, shop, and ADU Minutes to Frenchtown, short drive to Missoula
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