Set along more than 700 feet of Ambrose Creek frontage, this versatile Western Montana property offers a rare combination of water, views, infrastructure, and flexibility. Framed by sweeping Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountain backdrops, the irrigated parcel benefits from water rights through BRID, Ambrose Creek, and Sheep Creek, creating both productive land and a beautiful natural setting. The main residence (2020) is thoughtfully designed and well-appointed, featuring a primary bedroom suite, three-quarter bathrooms, and a recent 12x14 addition that adds an extra bedroom, pantry, and a custom bunkroom—ideal for maximizing sleeping space. A half bath, laundry area, upgraded water treatment system, and professionally spray-foamed insulation enhance comfort and efficiency. Outdoors, underground sprinklers support a landscaped lawn with a fire pit and sitting area overlooking the creek. An Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU) provides valuable flexibility, offering a full kitchen, laundry, three-quarter bath, incinerator toilet, and mini-split heating and cooling. The ADU also includes a DIY greywater filtration system, Dish satellite TV, and an RV hookup—well-suited for guests or extended stays. A third structure, the bunkhouse, features a three-quarter bath with a 48" shower, on-demand propane water heater, and shares a 1,500-gallon septic system with the main home. Both the main residence and bunkhouse are professionally spray-foamed for energy efficiency. Outbuildings and land improvements support a variety of uses, including a 60x20 barn with four open bays and one enclosed shop bay, animal pens, fenced garden area, and chicken coop/run. The northern 3.5 acres are fully perimeter-fenced, with irrigation infrastructure consisting of buried pipelines and surface irrigation. The land is currently leased for hay production with seasonal cattle use and benefits from agricultural tax classification. With septic approval for up to eight bedrooms, four electric boxes installed on the property for additional building sites, no covenants, and ample space for future expansion, the property offers multiple paths forward—whether enjoyed as-is, expanded upon, or envisioned as a multi-generational retreat or hobby farm. All of this is set just a short distance from Main Street, Stevensville, offering privacy and views without sacrificing convenience. A truly hard-to-find opportunity in Western Montana—where land, water, and possibility come together.
