Over 5 acres of land host Beaver Creek as it meanders through this unique property. Coveted privacy is ensured by state land along its south and west sides. Located just 5 minutes from Walmart, enjoy country living in a park-like environment. Dual-developed building sites are each equipped with free farm tap gas lines, separate Northwestern Energy gas lines and separate 200-amp underground electrical distribution systems. Separate 2 water lines from the artesian flowing well supply both build sites that have developed laws with underground sprinklers. A rustic cabin and 4 RV hookups are also supplied with water, sewer, and electricity. Two additional water lines and a third 200-amp electrical system supply a rustic barn and an additional shop build site. Two separate sewer systems intake sewers from both build sites, the four RV hook-up sites and the rustic cabin.The PossibilitiesThirty years ago, the property underwent a major upgrade to the infrastructure. First, a new water well was drilled and developed. Because it was an artesian flowing well, a well house was required to be built over the top to prevent freezing in the winter months. Six separate 2 water lines were trenched at 6 feet deep, each connected to a manifold attached to the well inside the well house with four lines going north and two lines south. One of the two southbound lines travels to the cabin and two RV hookups in the original campground next to the cabin. The second line goes to a future building site for an elevated house or wedding venue building adjoining this campground and park area that has the creek on three sides of it. The four water lines going north supply: 1) the upper home build site with its own RV hook up; 2) the four-yard hydrants and sprinkler curb stops for the one acre of underground sprinkler systems that water the upper lawns. One of the yard hydrants is paired with an RV dump station next to the road that has never been utilized; 3) Going to a hydrant and curb stop on an upper build site for a shop of whatever building one might want to put on this one acre elevated area; 4) Continues further west to supply the rustic barn and corral area stopping at another yard hydrant and sprinkler curb stop. Lines 2, 3, and 4 are accompanied by the low-voltage sprinkler control wires that are run to the sprinkler control computer in the well house.