69 Meadow Lark Drive The superior attention to detail and astounding pride of ownership radiates from this custom-built log cabin in the scenic Stillwater Valley. Ponderosa Pines were harvested from the property to construct the off-grid retreat. Follow the private drive through the pine-infused mountain air to the 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom residence situated to capture beautiful views. Wildlife frequents the area so be sure to keep a lookout for turkeys, mule and white-tailed deer, moose, elk, and antelope. Three stock dams are located on the property among the juniper and sagebrush. Seven meadows have been seeded to hay and the bales produced accompany the sale. In addition, a pickup equipped with a water tank helps with keeping the 2 cisterns filled and is also included in the sale. Step inside the custom cabin and find high-end features and finishes that make the space sophisticated and pleasant. The outdoors flow seamlessly to the indoors. Columbus, Montana is mere minutes from the property, but the 134.8 acres sprawl out for an isolated and peaceful atmosphere. The Stillwater Valley has vast wetlands and river braids that are home to trout and birds. Enjoy hunting for waterfowl, gamebirds, and big game. Fish the Yellowstone River that flows just south of Columbus. The idyllic setting is unmatched. Without restrictions and as free as the sky above, the custom-built cabin is just the start of your new chapter for living in Montana! Local Area The full-service community of Columbus, Montana is home to about 2000 people and is part of Stillwater County. Columbus sits in the fabulous foothills of the Beartooth Mountains and takes great pride in the most scenic route to Yellowstone National Park via the Beartooth Pass. Here, the Yellowstone and Stillwater Rivers converge making it a place of plenty of outdoor recreating. Hike, fish, camp, look for wildlife, or leisurely behold the splendid scenery that only Montana can deliver. If you have a passion for history and would like to learn about the area, visit the Museum of the Beartooths for Northern Pacific Railroad memorabilia and World War II history. Billings, Montana is 45 minutes away and is considered a central point to Western attractions, events, shopping, and cuisine. There is also an International Airport in Billings. Nicknamed the "Basecamp to the Beartooths, " Red Lodge, Montana is the county seat of Carbon County. This friendly and hospitable community prides itself on service to others with over 50 non-profit organizations to date. The town sees its fair share of tourism activity because of its proximity to the popular and highly pursued Yellowstone National Park. However, it maintains a year-round economy due to the lucrative hospital and school systems. Surrounded by Custer Gallatin National Forest and shadowed by the brawny Beartooth Mountains, Red Lodge possesses beauty and numerous ways to spend your free time. Outdoor recreating can be found at Red Lodge Ski Resort in the winter months. Rock Creek lets adventurers fish and paddle its waters. Virtually, Red Lodge is a 60-mile drive to anywhere! To the north and 60 miles, Billings provides access to an airport and big-city amenities. To the south and 60 miles, Cody, Wyoming represents a rodeo town, and 60 miles to the southwest is Yellowstone National Park. Up for a scenic drive? Check out the famous Beartooth Highway for impressive and breathtaking views! Enjoy the Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary where you're guaranteed a glimpse at rare and extraordinary animals. Any direction you look, Red Lodge is full of elegance, charm, and world-class experiences genuine to Montana's landscape and warm welcoming hospitality.