225 1st ST NE Rudyard, MT 59540

Experience the tranquility of rural living on this expansive half-acre property, complete with a two-car garage and a versatile shop space ideal for storage or even a potential business venture. Offering a myriad of possibilities, the garage area boasts a separate front section with a heated kitchen, while the shop features a storefront area perfect for a business or additional storage. Complementing these amenities is a charming greenhouse on the property.

The 1,699-square-foot residence comprises 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, flooded with natural light from its expansive windows. Whether used as a rental investment, for accommodating a hired hand, or as a primary residence, this property offers versatile living arrangements. Situated in a serene small-town setting on the HI-line, residents have convenient access to a range of recreational activities suitable for every season. Local Area

The small town of Rudyard, Montana, has a big personality. It sits along the Hi-Line between Chester and 40 miles west of Havre. The area mostly consists of ranchers and farmers, wheat farming being the chief crop. Rudyard has a neat distinction of being the only community in the US that sits directly across the world from the point of land rather than the ocean! Visit the town's remarkable museums: The Depot Museum and the Hi-Line Vintage Motors Museum. The Depot Museum houses dinosaur exhibits and is part of the Montana Dinosaur Trail. A gryposaurus fossil found 20 miles north of Rudyard by the famed Jack Horner and a Rudyard school teacher is on display. Don't forget the Sugar Shack!

Area Attractions

Fresno Reservoir

Recreate on the beautiful Fresno Reservoir. It has many campgrounds and access points where you can boat, camp, fish, picnic, water ski, hunt, or wildlife view. Fresno is one of Montana's best warm water fishing locations where you can reel in walleye, northern pike, perch, and trout. The water also attracts wildlife that provides hunting opportunities for waterfowl, antelope, white-tailed and mule deer, upland game birds, and occasionally moose and elk.