About 158 Trapper Creek Road
Some properties aren't defined by the home—they're defined by the lifestyle and opportunity they offer. Bordering National Forest and located just yards from the West Fork of the Bitterroot River, this remarkable 24.25-acre property features Trapper Creek flowing through the land, two private trout ponds, breathtaking mountain views, and endless opportunities to experience the very best of Montana.
The property includes a historic 4-bedroom, 2.75-bath main home, four one-bedroom guest cabins, a large barn, shop, and additional outbuildings, creating an exceptional foundation for a vacation rental business, hunting and fishing lodge, retreat destination, corporate getaway, or private family compound.
Cherished by the same family for decades, the main residence offers over 3,000 square feet with a fireplace, den/library, office with a private entrance, expansive deck, and peaceful views. While the home reflects its age and presents an opportunity for renovation and modernization, it offers the chance to restore a truly special Montana property while preserving its history and character.
The four guest cabins provide immediate income potential while allowing guests to experience towering pines, creek frontage, abundant wildlife, and direct access to endless recreation. Spend your days fly fishing the West Fork, exploring surrounding National Forest, skiing Lost Trail Powder Mountain, hiking, hunting, or simply enjoying the privacy and beauty that surrounds you.
With National Forest boundary, creek frontage, existing guest accommodations, and exceptional commercial potential, this is a rare opportunity to create a premier Montana destination, legacy property, or investment in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley.
