Welcome to 121 Patti Lane located off of Hart Bench Rd. about 6 miles South of beautiful Darby, Montana. A delightful single-family home with 1962 square feet of inviting living space and it has a 24x40 steel sided shop/garage with a staircase to attic storage. This ready-to-move-in home presents a unique opportunity for those with both a quiet or an active aspirational lifestyle. The heart of this home is an open-plan kitchen, seamlessly flowing into the living room, designed for effortless entertaining and daily living. The master bath offers a luxurious experience with both a jetted bathtub and a convenient walk-in shower. Beyond the interiors, the property extends its living spaces outdoors with a private yard, perfect for outdoor dining, and a patio that leads to a covered deck, offering ample space for relaxation and enjoyment. A convenient laundry room enhances daily functionality, and a welcoming porch adds to the home's curb appeal. With thousands of acres of national forest access less than a mile away its a hiker's and hunter's dream! For Fishermen and rafters, the West Fork of the Bitterroot River is practically at your doorstep! Discover the possibilities this charming property offers and schedule your private viewing today.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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