About 36 Diamond Sky Lane
Tucked away near Philipsburg, Montana, this exceptional 154-acre retreat offers a rare combination of privacy, luxury, recreation, and natural beauty. The Middle Fork of Rock Creek flows through the heart of the property, while Forest Service land borders three sides, providing direct access to thousands of acres of public land.
Lush meadows, lodgepole pine timber, willows, and secluded river frontage create exceptional habitat for elk, deer, moose, and other wildlife. The property offers excellent hunting and fishing, with opportunities extending onto the adjoining Forest Service lands.
The main residence is an elegant approximately 2,264-square-foot hand-hewn log home featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sleeping loft, gourmet kitchen, wood floors, fireplace, and screened-in entertainment porches overlooking the river and surrounding wilderness. A historic approximately 751-square-foot log guest house provides one bedroom, one bathroom, an additional sleeping area, and its own screened porch. The guest house was reconstructed using logs from an early 1900s Montana log home.
A bridge across the Middle Fork provides access to the upper gate and adjoining Forest Service lands, with trails leading toward Kaiser Lake and beyond. Recreation includes fly fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV and 4x4 trails, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and downhill skiing at nearby Discovery Ski Area. Georgetown Lake, Moose Lake, East Fork Reservoir, and the Pintler Wilderness are also close by.
Located approximately 6.5 miles down Moose Lake Road from the Skalkaho Highway, the property is secluded yet convenient to Philipsburg, offering dining, shopping, groceries, and a local brewery. Moose Lake Road is plowed during winter, providing year-round access, and fiber-optic internet is available onsite.
This is a truly special Montana retreat where river, wilderness, wildlife, luxury, and four-season recreation converge.
