Gallatin River Log Home
Details & Features
The Gallatin River Log Home is ideal for the angler or outdoor lover looking for a main residence or second home. Boasting Gallatin River frontage, the property borders state land and enjoys a lush riparian corridor, mature cottonwood forest and an incredible array of birds and wildlife. This property is ready for a new owner to move in and start enjoying the recently remodeled custom 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom home with a heated three-car garage. Add that it’s less than four miles to Belgrade and just over ten miles to Bozeman and it’s easy to see that properties like this are rare and desirable.
- 10+ lush acres with Gallatin River frontage
- Award-winning 4 bedroom, 4 bath main home
- Large detached garage/storage area with 2 bedroom guest apartment
- Trout fishing, deer, upland bird and waterfowl hunting
Montana
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