Accessible, yet private 10 acres, midway between Missoula and Coeur d'Alene, away from highway/train noise. All you hear is the sound of year-round W. Fork Twin Creek meandering along its eastern border. Although electricity is available, owner has chosen an off-grid lifestyle, living year round in the dry cabin, with solar/battery system in place, propane cook stove and refrigerator, using a hand pump to pump water from the well, and a port-a-potty lease. The cabin is a hickory manufactured building with an add-on built by owner. Property has a fenced yard, fenced garden space, several storage sheds, lots of wildlife visitors, Morel mushrooms and huckleberries, great mountain views, and plenty of room for horses. The western mountainside slope has an old logging skid trail up to the top. Come and take a look at the many possibilities this beautiful western Montana property has to offer: Pull in your RV and camp by the creek, finish the cabin & add-on for your vacation get-away, or move the cabin and build your own custom home by the creek. No covenants! Take advantage of all the outdoor recreation: hiking, (87% Mineral County is National Forest), biking (the famous Hiawatha bike trail is only 15 miles away), fishing, ATV, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, down-hill skiing (Lookout Pass, 18 miles).

Accessible, yet private 10 acres, midway between Missoula and Coeur d'Alene, away from highway/train noise. All you hear is the sound of year-round W. Fork Twin Creek meandering along its eastern border. Although electricity is available, owner has chosen an off-grid lifestyle, living year round in the dry cabin, with solar/battery system in place, propane cook stove and refrigerator, using a hand pump to pump water from the well, and a port-a-potty lease. The cabin is a hickory manufactured building with an add-on built by owner. Property has a fenced yard, fenced garden space, several storage sheds, lots of wildlife visitors, Morel mushrooms and huckleberries, great mountain views, and plenty of room for horses. The western mountainside slope has an old logging skid trail up to the top. Come and take a look at the many possibilities this beautiful western Montana property has to offer: Pull in your RV and camp by the creek, finish the cabin & add-on for your vacation get-away, or move the cabin and build your own custom home by the creek. No covenants! Take advantage of all the outdoor recreation: hiking, (87% Mineral County is National Forest), biking (the famous Hiawatha bike trail is only 15 miles away), fishing, ATV, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, down-hill skiing (Lookout Pass, 18 miles).