Set on 2.34 acres, the land is thoughtfully arranged with a separately fenced front yard, a fully fenced backyard, and an L-shaped pasture fenced with 5-foot no-climb and field fencing, plus a round pen already in place. Whether you're looking to bring horses, raise animals, or simply enjoy some breathing room, this setup offers the elbow room and usability that's getting harder to find. Built with comfort and flexibility in mind, this home fits a variety of needs with ease. Three bedrooms on the main level include a primary suite with its own ensuite bathroom, offering easy single-level living. Downstairs, a fourth bonus room and ensuite are located off a versatile secondary living area, ideal for a home office, creative studio, or guest retreat. The lower level features a daylight walkout to an additional outdoor entertaining space. Upstairs, the heart of the home unfolds with an open-concept living area anchored by oversized west-facing windows that bathe the space in natural light and capture stunning sunsets over the Bitterroot Mountains. The kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere year-round, with access to the back deck for easy indoor-outdoor living. The East views from the home showcase captivating views of the Sapphire Mountain range. Heating includes baseboard electric and a wood-burning stove to keep things cozy through Montana's winters. A 5-bedroom septic system, installed in 2015, supports the layout with long-term ease. Outdoor spaces shine here, from the 20x40 stamped concrete patio that welcomes quiet mornings or evening gatherings, to the 30x30 sport or parking pad conveniently placed next to the attached 2-car garage. A 20x20 divided horse barn (¾ concrete, ¼ dirt floor) stands ready for your four-legged companions. A chicken coop, raised for easy cleaning and shaded for summer comfort, includes two nesting boxes and room for 10-12 birds. Irrigation has been run from the house, making pasture care simple even without a separate water spout. Whether you're envisioning a hobby farm, a homestead, or a place to live a little more connected to the land, this property invites you to slow down, spread out, and settle in.