Lincoln MT Real Estate & Homes for Sale

This premier fishing and recreational property, located in Montana's upper Blackfoot Valley, comprises 427 acres and features multiple creeks meandering through the property and a private lake. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Crown of the Continent, it's a sanctuary for wildlife and a testament to land stewardship, once owned by renowned outfitter Paul Roos. The property boasts an extensive network of pristine waterways, comprising approximately 3.5 miles of winding streams of Keep Cool Creek, Spring Creek, and Stonewall Creek. Additionally, the privately held 23 acre Smith Lake frames expansive views from the beautifully built custom home and a detached artist's workshop and guest cabin perched on the ridge above. With 3,337 square feet on the main level, the two-floor Lake House offers large open windows, four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and an attached garage with an ingenious dog kennel system. Natural wood finishing and custom built-in cabinets and bookcases balance high open-beam ceilings. Heated flooring featuring cork and ceramic tile on the main level and lower-level painted concrete ensures that quiet elegance and comfort are critical design elements in this home. The Nest, built in 2019, is the guest house/art studio and provides a haven for artistic, musical, or intellectual retreats. A boat house shelters non-motorized watercraft and offers a peaceful setting for connecting families on its covered deck. A heated and enclosed tool and equipment shop, with additional open bays, is located near the county road and 300 yards from the Lake House. Whether tying flies in the fly tying room or walking and wading sacred beats in the footprints of a true fly fishing legend, the spirit of passion and vision exude from every acre, calling a new owner to embrace this cherished property.

This premier fishing and recreational property, located in Montana's upper Blackfoot Valley, comprises 427 acres and features multiple creeks meandering through the property and a private lake. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Crown of the Continent, it's a sanctuary for wildlife and a testament to land stewardship, once owned by renowned outfitter Paul Roos. The property boasts an extensive network of pristine waterways, comprising approximately 3.5 miles of winding streams of Keep Cool Creek, Spring Creek, and Stonewall Creek. Additionally, the privately held 23 acre Smith Lake frames expansive views from the beautifully built custom home and a detached artist's workshop and guest cabin perched on the ridge above. With 3,337 square feet on the main level, the two-floor Lake House offers large open windows, four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and an attached garage with an ingenious dog kennel system. Natural wood finishing and custom built-in cabinets and bookcases balance high open-beam ceilings. Heated flooring featuring cork and ceramic tile on the main level and lower-level painted concrete ensures that quiet elegance and comfort are critical design elements in this home. The Nest, built in 2019, is the guest house/art studio and provides a haven for artistic, musical, or intellectual retreats. A boat house shelters non-motorized watercraft and offers a peaceful setting for connecting families on its covered deck. A heated and enclosed tool and equipment shop, with additional open bays, is located near the county road and 300 yards from the Lake House. Whether tying flies in the fly tying room or walking and wading sacred beats in the footprints of a true fly fishing legend, the spirit of passion and vision exude from every acre, calling a new owner to embrace this cherished property.

Nestled behind a locked gate within the pristine Lewis and Clark National Forest, this secluded tract is bordered by thousands of acres of public land. A well-appointed cabin sits in the valley alongside Cadotte Creek, and balances rustic charm with modern comfort. You can expect to find a large variety of four legged visitors around this property and the surrounding public lands including elk, deer, and bears. The cabin's lower level has a spacious living area, kitchen, and bathroom. Upstairs there are three bedrooms. A propane fireplace as well as a wood burning stove provides dual heat sources for the cabin. The property is equipped with wind and battery power systems, supplemented by a backup generator. The current owner planned to integrate solar power as well, as evidenced by the solar panels on-site which will convey with the sale. The cabin has a septic system that was installed by a local installer, and a bank of water storage tanks for ample storage.