Located just one block from Highway 2, a 3,200-square-foot building formerly functioning as a church is now available for purchase, offering limitless creative possibilities. This brick structure is equipped with a chair lift for wheelchair accessibility to the basement, three offices or workrooms, a sanctuary, and a spacious fellowship hall, complete with a full kitchen with a separate exterior entrance. Additionally, the property includes three bathrooms: one in the basement and separate facilities for men and women on the upper level. Ample parking is also available on-site. Hingham, located along the Hi-Line, is a shipping and storage hub for stock and grain. The term "Hi-Line" is commonly used in Montana to refer to the route established by the Great Northern Railroad and U.S. Highway 2 as it crosses northern Montana's open, glaciated plains and rolling prairies. Hingham is near Fresno Reservoir, an excellent spot for fishing walleye, northern pike, and perch.