Tucked into the Helena National Forest, this classic Montana log cabin radiates on 11.5 acres. As you pull in off the gravel road, the first thing you notice is the quiet, the sound of wind moving through the treetops, the soft rush of Little Wolf Creek, and the distant call of birds echoing through the canyon. Built for comfort after long days outdoors, the cabin offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a loft space, with the kind of warm, rustic character that only a real log home can deliver. Inside, you’ll find a cozy layout designed for making memories — from hunting weekends with friends to quiet winter nights when the woodstove is glowing and snow is falling outside. And best of all: much of the furniture and personal property is included, so you can start enjoying it immediately. Down by the water, a lounge swing near Little Wolf Creek becomes your front-row seat to everything the forest offers. In summer, you’ll hear the creek sliding over smooth stones. In fall, you’ll smell crisp leaves and woodsmoke in the air. In spring, you’ll watch the landscape come alive again — bright green, loud, and fresh. A major bonus for recreation buyers: this property is set up for the way Montanans actually live. • Detached oversized insulated 2-car garage (32’ x 28’) • Quonset (30’ x 24’) with concrete floor • Plenty of space for ATVs, drift boats, snowmachines, trailers, tools, and hunting gear Whether you’re here for hunting season, fishing season, or just to escape into the woods, this location puts you in the middle of it all: • Hiking and camping throughout the surrounding forest • World-class fishing on the Missouri River corridor • Holter Lake boating, swimming, and camping nearby • Hauser Lake and Canyon Ferry for more fishing, water sports, and recreation • Endless opportunities for exploring public land, wildlife viewing, and backroad adventures Hunters will appreciate the cabin’s proximity to millions of acres of public land and the region’s reputation for big game and upland bird hunting. Anglers will love being close to some of Montana’s most legendary waters — where early mornings mean tight lines and cold hands, and afternoons mean stories that get better every time they’re told. This is the kind of property that becomes part of your family story. The place where kids catch their first fish. Where friends come for opening weekend. Where the firepit always has one more chair pulled up, and the creek always sounds the same.