109 1st Ave SE, Cut Bank, MT, 59427

Absolutely the ideal home! This 2, 148 sq. foot home boasts 2 master suites; one on the main floor and one in the lower level! This 5 bedrrom / three bath home has a newer metal roof, newer floorng and paint throught! Enjoy the deck off the dining room for entertaining or that morning quiet time! Work from home? The lower level houses a large family den/ office area. The two stall garage has a functional attic that provides ample space for storage and comes with a pull down step for easy access. Within easy walking distance from the schools, library, and post office. A 6 foot privacy fence surrounds the bak yard to make this your perfect oaisis! New vinyl siding and windows replaced in 2021! This home offers you, your every need. Don't miss this opportunity to view this turnkey home! It won't disappoint. MORE PICTURES TO COME! Contact Shawn Christiaens at 406.450.3805, or your real estate professional. The treasured little Glacier Country town of Cut Bank is cozied up against the backdrop of the breathtaking Rocky Mountains just under an hour from Glacier National Park. Along the eastern border of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, history, tradition, western adventures and outdoor opportunities abound in this stay-and-play, full-service community, complete with comfortable lodging, friendly hospitality and a personality all its own. Montana Shakespeare in the Parks makes an annual stop in Cut Bank City Park each summer, and the whole town turns out for the beloved annual Lewis and Clark Days Festival, featuring live music, a chili cook-off, a parade, a car show, games and more. Devoted to local history, the 14-acre Glacier County Historical Museum includes a 1917 schoolhouse, an oil worker’s house and derrick, an old caboose, Lewis and Clark exhibits, and a replica of a homestead house and farm. On weekends, interact with costumed characters circa 1915, who help demonstrate what life might have been like for Montana homesteaders. Hiking and biking your way around Cut Bank keeps getting easier with the expanding Cut Bank Trail System. Take the Coulee Trail along the Cut Bank Creek Coulee, using the east trailhead at 7th Avenue S. and Dean Drive, or the west trailhead at Mountain View Boulevard and Lookout Road. Come see Cut Bank; getting here is easy, with an international airport for private planes, an Amtrak station, and easy access off U.S. Route 2. Road trip anyone?