Move-in ready for both your people and your animals this Arlee property was set up to be used, not worked on.
Built in 2006 and offering 3,256 sq ft (2,328 main level + 928 upper), this 4-bedroom plus bonus/office, 2.5-bath home is designed for true main-level living with the primary suite, laundry, kitchen, and living room all on the main floor.
The home is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully laid out with no wasted space. You'll find new granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a new gas stovetop (2023), and a custom live-edge cedar bar that anchors the kitchen space. The living room centers around a rock fireplace, and the entry makes a statement with a custom antler chandelier. The primary suite features a tiled walk-in shower, soaking tub, double vanity, and a large walk-in closet. Additional bedrooms are generously sized, and the bonus room offers flexibility for office, guest space, or whatever fits your needs. Step outside and its set up exactly how you want it2.5 irrigated acres, fenced and ready for horses, 4-H projects, or anything else you bring with you. Underground sprinklers and irrigation pods keep things simple and manageable.
The 1,848 sq ft shop (42x44) is a standout with 14 ceilings, 12x12 roll-up doors, 220 electric, concrete floors, wood stove, tack room, hay storage, and shelter space giving you room to actually use it the way it was intended. The attached 3-car garage keeps your vehicles where they belong.
Out back is where this one really settles in a fenced yard, patio space with gazebo, fire pit, and a hot tub with privacy fence. Mornings start with the sun coming up over the Jocko Valley while your horses move through the pasture, and evenings wind down quiet and open.
Located in Arlee with a straightforward commute to Missoula, you get the space, setup, and pace of the Jocko Valley without giving up access to town.
Roof replaced in 2021. Tankless water heater (2025). A/C added (2020). Well pump replaced (2021).
This is one of those properties where the setup is already done. You just show up and start living.

One hundred years in the same family. Twenty-five acres on Finley Point. Properties like this don't come to market — they get passed down, and when that chain finally breaks, the moment is irreversible.

The land itself is the story. Skidoo Creek runs through the property with deeded water rights, a private meadow opens behind the house where deer move through at dawn, and fruit trees draw bears in the evening hours. Mature timber covers much of the acreage — selectively logged in 2004 — and walking trails thread through it all, giving the feeling of true backcountry without leaving your own land. Finley Point Recreation Area is minutes away, with Flathead Lake's clear water accessible for boating, fishing, and swimming throughout the season.

The two-bedroom, one-bath home dates to 1920 and was taken down to the studs and rebuilt in the 1990s. A covered front porch faces the approach; a rear deck looks out over the meadow. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and direct bathroom access, and a bonus flex room adds options for a studio, office, or overflow sleeping. The oversized detached garage runs closer to a shop in scale, with room for vehicles, recreational equipment, and serious projects. A separate covered bunkhouse — partially finished — is ready to become a guest cabin, creative space, or whatever the next owner needs it to be.

Polson sits roughly fifteen minutes out, with groceries, healthcare, dining, and fuel all close enough to make year-round living genuinely practical. This is a place where the next hundred years could begin. .