Located at 168 Hope Valley Road in Trout Creek, Montana, this 45-acre waterfront property, with two separate parcels, 22.5 acres each, in Sanders County, offers a combination of usable land, natural features, and direct access to outdoor recreation. The parcel includes a 2-bedroom house and frontage along Trout Creek, which runs year-round, providing a water feature that supports fishing, wildlife activity, and water access.

The property is accessed via a creek crossing off a county road and borders public lands. The terrain consists of a mix of timbered areas, water features, and open ground, creating a setting that can support a range of uses. Natural vegetation contributes to privacy and habitat diversity, while still allowing for areas that may be suitable for additional improvements, subject to local regulations and buyer due diligence.

The existing house provides a base for occupancy during recreational visits or extended stays. The property appeals to those seeking a private location for outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. Wildlife presence in the area includes elk, deer, turkey, and black bear. The property is also home to a variety of native plants and berries, including elderberries, service berries, and other edible and medicinal species. Seller provided a list of edible and medicinal plants located on the property attached.

Outbuildings on the property include: dry cabin, storage shed (2), chicken coop, wood shed, and greenhouse.

This location is positioned near several well-known natural features. The town of Trout Creek is approximately 5 miles away, offering basic services and access to the Clark Fork River. Noxon Reservoir is also nearby, providing opportunities for boating and exceptional fishing. Additional access to public lands in the surrounding region supports a variety of seasonal recreational uses.

Missoula, Montana, is located approximately 123 miles to the southeast and provides expanded services including healthcare, retail, and commercial air travel. The property’s rural setting offers separation from higher-density areas while still maintaining reasonable access to regional amenities.

This offering presents an opportunity to own acreage with year-round Trout Creek frontage, direct access to outdoor recreation, and a setting that balances privacy with usability. With a mix of timber, open ground, wildlife habitat, and nearby public lands, the property reflects the natural character and recreational appeal that continue to draw people to Northwest Montana.