This stunning, custom-built home boasts 9.99 acres of land and 1500+/- feet of riverfront on the Stillwater River popular with locals for flyfishing and floating. Featuring an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and large windows, this home is the epitome of luxury and comfort. Relax on the front or back porch or by the fire pit and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. With easy access to HWY 93, situated between Whitefish and Eureka, this location is the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. The small town of Olney is located in a picturesque valley between the Whitefish Range and Stillwater State Forest, providing visitors and residents with many recreational opportunities. To take this fun on the road, the sale includes a 2016 Sprinter Van, upgraded with a bathroom, shower, kitchenette, outside shower, custom front bumper with a 12, 000 lb Warn wench and so much more. The popular Whitefish Mountain Resort located 20 miles southeast offers skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, scenic chairlift rides, ziplining, and an alpine slide. Several lakes and rivers in the area provide opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming, including Dickey Lake a short 6 mile drive away. Glacier National Park, located about 30 miles northeast, is another attraction with stunning mountain scenery, hiking trails, wildlife watching, scenic drives, and ranger-led programs. Snowmobiling in the area is popular, and there are several snowmobile trails in the nearby national forest areas that offer great riding opportunities. The Flathead National Forest, located east of Olney, has many miles of groomed snowmobile trails that provide access to scenic vistas and backcountry areas. The Stillwater State Forest, located west of Olney, also has snowmobile trails that offer access to beautiful snow-covered landscapes. The Whitefish Range, which is located east of Olney, offers several rock climbing opportunities. A popular climbing area in the Whitefish Range is Point of Rocks, which features several bolted routes on granite rock formations. There are also some established climbing routes at nearby Stonehill outside of Eureka. For the fossil fuel athletes, the Koocanusa reservoir offers sand, double and single track for riding a side by side, dirt biking, fourwheeling, off-roading and evening concerts at Abayance Bay. Explore thousands of acres of public land accessible via networks of logging roads, and enjoy hunting for elk, whitetail, and upland birds. Contact Sarah Stahlberg or your real estate professional to schedule a private showing today! Although Alpenglow Realty has collected information from reputable sources, buyers and their agents are advised to verify all details about the property as Alpenglow Realty does not guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Due to the prevalence of recording devices in homes, properties, and neighborhoods, we would like to advise all individuals present at any showing of this property to be aware of potential video and audio recordings.
