847 Plateau Road, Alberton, MT 59820 - Mineral County

Experience the ultimate Montana lifestyle on this stunning 28-acre horse property, just steps from the Clark Fork River and bordered by Forest Service land on one corner. Designed for equestrian living, the property is cross-fenced with additional electric fencing and has room for to add more pasture or an arena. A brand-new pole barn provides plenty of space for hay or equipment storage, while a separate feed shed adds to the convenience. Beyond its horse-friendly setup, this property is a homesteader’s dream. It features three fenced garden areas, a small chicken coop, a larger chicken coop or goat house and a greenhouse. A detached shop with one garage bay offers additional storage and workspace. The custom-built home is warm and inviting, offering a spacious and airy main floor that includes a large living room—perfect for gathering and relaxation. The well-equipped kitchen features newer stainless steel appliances, ample storage, and a generous pantry, ideal for stocking up after a trip to town. The main floor also boasts a large master bedroom, a second bedroom, and one and a half bathrooms. The primary bath is designed for comfort, with a soaker tub, separate shower, and handcrafted vanity and cabinetry.

Stay cozy through Montana’s winters with forced air heating and wood stoves on both the main and lower levels. The fully finished walkout basement expands the living space with a large family room, an additional bedroom, a bonus room, a full bathroom, a laundry room, and two storage areas.

Whether you're riding through your own property, fishing the nearby river, or simply taking in the views, this is a place to truly live the Montana dream. Please do not drive on to property without an appointment. Contact Michelle Machek at 406-241-1684 or your real estate professional today for a private tour.

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