Clark Fork River frontage is accompanied by pasture ground and facilities for small four-footers like goats and sheep. Located about 8 minutes from the small country town of Drummond, MT, sits a mid-90s double-wide trailer on a poured concrete walkout basement foundation. The owners added a side living room that allows you access to the deep two-car garage and the stairs heading into the basement. The home is on a raised hill above the river, allowing you to see down into the level pasture ground below. Bring your fishing gear and binoculars because there is no shortage of outside activities.

The Clark Fork River is great for working your shadow casting with your fly rod, and the ample amounts of birds, deer, and elk coming out of the hills to feed on the irrigated grounds not far from the house will keep you entertained. The house has three beds on the main floor, accompanied by two full baths. The 3rd bathroom is in the garage and is unfinished. The basement is currently unfinished but has two rooms that are wired, sheetrock is hung taped and textured as well as painted. One room is a bedroom with an egress window. The other room has no windows and was previously used as a reloading room. The house sits on about 3 acres of raised ground with 16 acres of pasture ground located in the flood plain beside the river. The lower pasture ground has great potential for whitetail habitat and holding cow elk during calving season if the pressure is low. Water Fowl is also present with ducks and geese frequenting the river and bottom ground areas. If you are a hunter, this parcel has some decent potential to walk out your back door and get after it.