27 Lower Sixteen Mile RD Ringling, MT 59642

With the Crazy Mountains in the background, this cabin is perfectly located to accommodate a ski trip, hunting adventure, or an outing to the hot springs! This cozy cabin is located just outside of Ringling, Montana making it a short trek to Helena, Butte, Bozeman, Billings, White Sulphur Springs, Townsend, and Canyon Ferry. Its rustic warmth is as alluring as the snug woodstove on a cold winter's day. There are three stalls in the horse barn for your horses. Bring them along for a hunt or to ride along the blankets of emerald green pastures that stretch across the terrain. With 0.23 acres and no covenants, this property is all yours to customize accordingly! Make it into an investment and add cabins to rent out. Radon: Well Log Available The recreational opportunities are excellent with several lakes, reservoirs, creeks and rivers within 30 miles for fishing. The lush landscape attracts elk, deer, antelope, grouse, and other critters. The property is located in Hunting District 451. The cabin can be purchased furnished and ready to fulfill your mountain escape. Trade the sound of ringing phones for crackling wood in the stove. This cabin is beckoning with a promise of hospitality!

Local Area

Ringling, Montana lies between Livingston and White Sulphur Springs and has its own interesting background story. It was named after John T Ringling, one of the seven Ringling brothers of the Ringling Brother's Circus. John's plan was to build a railroad connection between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Ringling, Montana is also the subject of a Jimmy Buffet song, "Ringling, Ringling." For such a small charming town, it sure has made an impression! St. John's Catholic Church is located here and is one of the most photographed historic churches mainly due to its beautiful setting with the Crazy Mountains in the background. Located on Sixteenmile Creek, Ringling is close to White Sulphur Springs and is popular for its excellent hunting situation with a bar and restaurant to meet your needs after a long day's hike. Bozeman is 55 miles away complete with an airport, shopping, and dining.

White Sulphur Springs, Montana is in Meagher County and is quite the romantic small town. It was named for the hot mineralized hot springs that are now a tourist destination. White Sulphur Springs is also the gateway to fishing and floating on the Smith River and is available through permit. The small-town welcomes visitors and is hallway between the famous Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Its location is at the heart of excellent hunting country. Its location on Kings Hill Scenic Byway makes it a beautiful drive any time of year.

Area Attractions

The Castle
White Sulphur Springs is home to "the Castle," a Victorian stone mansion built by B.R. Sherman in 1892. It was constructed of granite cut by hand and hauled out of the Castle Mountains by a team of oxen and wagon. It now serves as a museum with a gift shop.

Spa Hot Springs
Visitors come from all around to take advantage of the mineralized waters said to be beneficial to many health issues that plague society today.

Recreation

Winter- It is only 30 miles to Showdown Ski Area and the Silver Crest Nordic Trail System that consists of weekly groomed trails for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. The Kings Hill Snowmobiling System is considered to be one of the finest in Montana and has over 200 miles of marked and groomed trails.

Hunting
Situated amongst several mountain ranges, big game is abundant making this area excellent for hunting. Take a shot at deer, elk, antelope, bear or mountain lion.

Fishing
In less than an hour, you can get to 4 reservoirs, 4 mountain lakes, 7 campgrounds, the famous Smith River, the Brooke Trout Streams, and miles of National Forest.