25649 Sunset Vista Ln, Bigfork, MT 59911

Introducing a very charming 1,560 SF farmhouse on 5.05 acres with stunning Flathead Lake and Mission Mountain views! Recently remodeled, this 3-bed, 2-bath home exudes cozy appeal with views from nearly every room, including the newly enclosed sunroom with magnificent sunrises and sunsets. In the heart of the Flathead Lake East Shore, famous for its cherries, is a thriving 1000 tree orchard replanted in 2012-2013 with 400 Lapins, 400 Sweethearts, along with 200 Skeena cherries in a UFO training system (6' spacing, 14' rows), plus a peach, a plum, an apple (Macintosh), pie cherries, raspberries, strawberries, and a lush garden space. Relax by the outdoor fire ring or on the covered patio while gazing at the lake and mountains. Nestled between Blue Bay and Yellow Bay parks for easy lake access, with Bigfork and Polson nearby for small-town charm and shopping. Enjoy the magnitude of Glacier National Park an hour to the north. See the VIDEO and the VIRTUAL TOUR with floorplans! Is this the Montana Dream that you've been searching for? There are no covenants in this very stable farming community, East Shore Zoning, and you may bring your horses, cattle, chickens and other farm favorites, or keep the existing cherry orchard growing across the acreage. The RV used for cherry picker housing is on the property but is not included with the property. The property’s location offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility, allowing you to immerse yourself in Montana’s gorgeous countryside while remaining connected to convenient amenities in Bigfork and Polson. Glacier International Airport is about an hour away or Missoula's Airport is just a bit further. Don’t miss your chance to own this breathtaking Montana piece of paradise — schedule your private tour today to experience its splendor firsthand! NOTE: There are two exterior cameras on the front and back of the home. They are not recording, but do provide live feed to the sellers when they're away. Property Tax Notice: Due to recently passed legislation, property tax bills for 2024 and prior years may not reflect the future tax burdens on non-owner-occupied residential properties. Tax impact will be determined by buyer's use.