4120 Trail Creek Rd, Bozeman, MT 59715

As seen on HGTV's Bath Crashers, this unique log cabin has driveway access to paved Trail Creek Road and is located about 20 minutes to Bozeman or 45 minutes the back way to concerts at the Old Saloon in Emigrant. Perfect getaway cabin to relax and watch deer and elk graze on the surrounding mountain hillsides or the occasional moose in Meadow Creek below and enjoy the sun-drenched side of the valley from the several outdoor spaces. Efficient use of space in the custom kitchen with electric cooktop, dual wall ovens, built in microwave and accented with rustic, circle sawn wood cabinets, creative tiles and stacked cultured stone walls. The living area features a mix of log and rustic timbers with a large, north-facing bay window, wood floors, high, vaulted ceiling and a Vermont Castings, wood-burning stove in the corner with travertine tiled hearth and wall surround. The main-level primary bedroom is modest, but an incredible surprise awaits you with bathroom that was designed and built by HGTV's Bath Crashers (featured on Season 12 Episode 12). Their design team created a luxurious bath accented with rock, tile, glass, wood and metal. Two person, walk-in shower, complete with a picture window to the great outdoors, wall and ceiling shower heads and custom tile throughout. Large soaking tub facing custom wood shelving with a built-in, electric fireplace. Upstairs there are two, small bedrooms with non-traditional closets, loft office area, an eclectic and artistic tiled bathroom with walk-in shower and a perfect place to soak in the rays on the large, south-facing wood deck. Outbuildings and extras - 13' x 19.5' storage barn with a gambrel roof, 15' x 24' detached small garage and multi-level playhouse house with storage and attached henhouse. Back up generator with it's own 500 gallon propane tank. Seller just had the lower level decks restained/painted with a solid color acrylic stain and sealer. NOTE: Wood Post Foundation that may limit financing options. There is a partial foundation on the primary bathroom. Water is a spring fed well.