Privacy, clear turquoise water, and elevated Flathead Lake views define this special setting. Tucked among mature trees above the shoreline, this single-level 3-bedroom, 1-bath home enjoys sweeping lake and mountain views from the living room, kitchen, and spacious Trex deck. Relax in the hot tub, dine outdoors, or simply take in the peaceful, treehouse-like surroundings. A developed staircase winds through the trees to 160 feet of Flathead Lake frontage on State Leased Land, featuring a natural gravel beach, an inviting swimming area, exceptionally clear water, and a newly planked dock. An especially valuable waterfront feature is the grandfathered-in boathouse with electrical power, offering a rare structure at the shoreline for storing boating, swimming, and lake equipment. The clear, gradually deepening water and gravel lakebed are ideal for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and enjoying summer days on the lake. The 1,376-square-foot home has been updated over the years with Masonite siding, a metal roof, and a vaulted-ceiling bedroom addition. A heated two-car garage provides excellent parking, workshop, and storage space. Below the garage, a huge bonus room with exterior access and impressive lake views offers flexible space for a gym, bunkroom, recreation room, studio, or other creative use. There's also a small greenhouse, garden flowers and a backyard shelter for relaxing or space for your pets. This amazing lake property experience is available through a long-term lease with approximately 11 years remaining. Property is being sold as is. Please, no drive-bys or unaccompanied visits. Virtual Tour available. Video coming soon. Conveniently located less than 2 miles from Blue Bay, less than 3 miles from Yellow Bay State Park, while shopping, dining, and a multitude of amenities are located just 15 miles away in Polson, or 16 miles north in Bigfork. The glorious Crown of the Continent Glacier National Park, Glacier Park International Airport, and Blacktail Mountain Ski Area are all approximately an hour away. Property Tax Notice: Starting in tax year 2026, Montana laws (HB 231 & SB 542) will increase taxes on some properties depending upon use. Buyers are encouraged to contact the county assessor with specific questions or consult a tax advisor or real estate attorney to understand potential impacts.