37 Norwegian Creek Road
Harrison, MT 59735

About this property

AMAZING NEW PRICE!!! Seller has identified a replacement home and is READY TO SELL. Like-new home on SIX ACRES. Great location for primary residence, Airbnb, or rental. Home sells with furnished with most interior and exterior furniture, hot tub, 4-wheeler and mower. Gorgeous, unobstructed views of the Tobacco Root Mountains and Hollowtop peak from the front patio of this home in Harrison, Montana. Nearby attractions and adventure can be found at Harrison Lake, the historic town of Pony, Norris Hot Springs, and the Madison River. There is ample access to thousands of acres of public land for hunting, fishing, camping, and miles of trails for horseback riding and ATV fun! Pride of ownerships shows in this immaculate, one owner, home on SIX ACRES. Horses and 4-H animals are allowed. Construction of a small cabin has been approved, providing a great INCOME PRODUCING OPPORTUNITY as a short-term rental near Ennis and the Madison River, or long-term rentals are needed in the area. This single level home features a split floorplan and large ensuite master. The open floor plan design leads to a lovely patio on the front where you may just see the cowboys moving the herd. The back patio leads to a private hot tub area and large backyard. The home sits in the middle of 6 acres with plenty of elbow room. A rustic recreation room connects the home to the oversized heated garage, complete with 1/2 bath. The rec room/garage area is perfect for entertaining. This property would be ideal for horses with riding from home or easy trailering to public lands. Keep the grass green with the 30gpm well. The generous sized outbuilding has a full-size garage door for easy vehicle and equipment access and storage. Located on the outskirts of the quaint town of Harrison, where you will find a K-12 school, a cafe, a pub, and grocery store with local made goods. Great location between Bozeman and Ennis Montana. Once again, the beauty of Montana is showcased - in "The Madison". Preston Clyburn understands this beauty when he says "You have to see it. Just once." However, why not see it every day?