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$650,000 / 4br - At the Edge of the Big Snowy Mountain (Lewistown)
138 Railroad Lane, Lewistown, MT, MT 59457
138 Railroad Lane
4BR / 3Ba
available now
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Licensed Real Estate Agent, Corder and Associates, LLC
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Montana, these 4.342 acres capture wide-open mountain views,
peaceful rural living, and the kind of functional improvements that make
it well-suited for a variety of lifestyles. The spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bath
(plus bonus room) home offers approximately 3,360 square feet of
living space, an attached double garage, gas forced-air heat, central air
conditioning, and the added warmth of two wood stoves. Recent
enhancements including new kitchen appliances, new carpet, and
updated plumbing. Flowering fruit and orchard trees add beauty and
charm throughout the property. Outdoors, the property truly shines.
With two barns, a loafing shed with electricity, corrals, a round pen, a
poultry pen, tack shed, tool room, and wood porch/greenhouse room
this setup invites a wide range of possibilities. Bring horses, keep a
small livestock operation, raise 4-H or FFA animals, create a hobby
farm, or enjoy the convenience of having ready-to-use infrastructure.
The acreage also lends itself beautifully to gardening, orchard
expansion, chickens, recreational animals, or simply enjoying a quiet
Montana homestead. Beyond the property lines, the Lewistown area is
a recreational treasure. Surrounded by five mountain ranges, commute
to Grass Range is 26 miles on a well-maintained gravel county road. The East Fork of Spring Creek offers fishing
and swimming. Nearby East Fork Reservoir, located about 11 miles southeast of Lewistown, offers fishing for
perch, trout, and northern pike, winter ice fishing, no-wake boating, canoeing, camping, hiking, biking, and wildlife
viewing. Big Spring Creek is celebrated for year-round blue-ribbon fly fishing and a trail system that follows the
creek through town. Hunters and wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s proximity to some of Central
Montana’s most renowned wildlife country. From elk bugling at Slippery Ann Elk Viewing Area to the vast public
lands of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, the region is known for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer,
pronghorn, upland birds, waterfowl, predators, and breathtaking wildlife-viewing experiences. The adventure isn’t
nearby; it’s outside your window and it’s ready for its next chapter