TBD Illinois Bench Road
Stevensville, MT 59870

Stunning Bitterroot Mountain views from this 10 Acre property near Stevensville, Montana, with paved road access, electricity, phone, and septic approval. Build your spacious dream home in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley with huge picture windows fac...

Stunning Bitterroot Mountain views from this 10 Acre property near Stevensville, Montana, with paved road access, electricity, phone, and septic approval. Build your spacious dream home in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley with huge picture windows facing the snowcapped peaks of the Bitterroot Mountains, within minutes of the Bitterroot River and the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge. The views are absolutely amazing. From the property, you overlook the Bitterroot Valley, and you’re staring straight across the valley at the majestic snowcapped peaks of the Bitterroot Mountains and the Bitterroot Wilderness Area. You’ve got mountain and valley views and can see Montana’s Big Sky Country for miles and miles. Imagine looking out the picture window of your home or cabin every morning at these mountain views. You’ll be able to watch some of Montana’s best sunrises and sunsets right from your porch overlooking the Bitterroot Valley. This 10 Acre property has paved county road access off Illinois Bench Road and then Ambrose Road to the East Side Highway near Stevensville and Florence, Montana. Historic Stevensville is only 7 miles away, and to the north on Highway 93, Missoula, Montana, is only a 25-mile commute. The paved approach off the county road has already been installed. There are very mild covenants to help protect the natural beauty of the area. Electricity and phone are already at the property boundary. And septic has been approved by Ravalli County. So the property is ready to build on any time you desire. Just pick the spot with the views you like the most and build your forever home on your new Montana Bitterroot Valley property. An old apple tree stands on the property, a relic of the old Sunny Side Orchards that once grew here. There’s grass for a few livestock if you’d like to bring your horses as well. The Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge is only a couple of miles away, which has been permanently set aside for open spaces and wildlife to flourish. It's close enough that you can take walks and enjoy all it has to offer, or go fishing right there on the Bitterroot River. The Bitterroot runs the entire length of the valley, and there are numerous fishing access sites so you can take advantage of all the fantastic trout fishing on the river or put in a boat and float for more fishing and scenery on the water. There are hundreds of thousands of acres of the Bitterroot National Forest nearby as well!!