Located less than a mile south of the quiet town of Sheridan, Montana, this well-built, single-level log-sided home is nestled on approximately 28.3± flood-irrigated acres, offering the ideal blend of comfort, craftsmanship, and rural self-sufficiency. Thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and long-term sustainability, the home features 1,704 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and 2.75 bathrooms. A wrap-around covered deck on three sides provides ample outdoor space to enjoy the expansive views and tranquil setting. Inside, the home showcases custom finishes throughout, including hickory wood and tile flooring. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with hickory cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and striking Brazilian petrified creek-bed granite countertops and island. The living room features a stacked stone fireplace with a Quadra-Fire wood-burning insert, creating a warm and inviting focal point for gatherings. The primary heating source is a wood-fired boiler located outside the home, supplemented by Rinnai propane heaters and Cadet wall heaters to ensure comfort throughout the seasons.This efficient heating setup supports a lifestyle aligned with energy-conscious and independent living. Adding even more value and flexibility, the property includes a charming guest cabin with one bedroom, one bathroom, a loft, and a full kitchen—ideal for visitors, extended stays, or additional living space. A large shop provides room for projects, equipment, or storage, while the greenhouse and chicken coop support a homesteading lifestyle. A solar energy array contributes to the property’s self-sustaining capabilities and helps reduce utility costs. This unique offering in rural southwest Montana is ideal for those looking to embrace a more independent way of life without sacrificing quality or comfort.