2261 Poppy Lane, Corvallis, MT 59828

Property Description

Make your move to western Montana with 10 acres, sweeping Bitterroot Mountain views, and room for the plans that brought you here. At 2261 Poppy Lane in Corvallis, Montana, a spacious home, irrigation infrastructure, and potential subdivision opportunity come together in an open Bitterroot Valley setting. The dead-end road ends here, with no through traffic and covered front and rear porches that make the most of the surroundings. The land gives you options to explore. An irrigation main and risers extend the length of the property, with irrigation supplies and the wheel line included in the sale. Fencing is in place, and the rear acreage is currently leased for agricultural use. Buyers considering potential agricultural income can review the existing lease terms. For buyers searching for Montana land to split and build on, the property offers a potential division to investigate. Whether your goal is a separate home for extended family, multigenerational living across two residences, or a future parcel sale, any subdivision or additional home is subject to verification of title, applicable covenants, site feasibility, and all required approvals. Buyers are responsible for completing that process. The existing three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home provides approximately 2,170 square feet of finished living space and an attached two-car garage. An additional 1,556-square-foot basement remains unfinished, with much of the drywall installed—a head start toward the gathering space, home gym, or hobby room you want, finished to your specifications. Some of the recent updates include a radon mitigation system, new carpeting upstairs and on the stairs, a replacement upstairs bathtub, select interior painting, and redesigned porch stairs with improved support. The porch has also been recently restained. Relocating to the Bitterroot Valley means access to fly-fishing on the Bitterroot River, mountain trails, and summer recreation at Lake Como. Nearby Hamilton offers shopping, dining, and a seasonal farmers market, while Missoula provides commercial air service. Here, your western Montana plans begin with a home, acreage, and a mountain backdrop already in place.