This is the perfect house in a hundred ways. It's remarkably tight and well built with fine architectural flourishes and details. It's economical because two large banks of solar panels on the roof are capable of providing all your electricity with a net metering agreement. And, an adjacent wetland keeps the house remarkably cool even in the worst summer heat. We never run the built-in air conditioning except to exercise it. This four-bedroom, three bathroom house has an attached, deer-proof, organic vegetable and herb garden with raised beds. Automatic sprinklers keep the garden and the rest of the yard green and lovely. Out front, you're part of an upscale, good-looking neighborhood with friendly neighbors. Out back, it's completely natural and private. Your visitors there include wild turkeys, pheasants, lots of white-tailed deer, the occasional red fox and pastured horses. The fenced yard is perfect for dogs. This place is just right for children, too. You'll be at the end of a quiet street with hardly any traffic. Keeping the house clean is easy, also, with a built in central vacuum system. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, a pantry, granite countertops, an island, and beautiful alder cabinets. It features vaulted ceilings, lots of really big windows for light, and a spacious, two-car garage with room for storage. The master bedroom has a beautiful bathroom with a big tub and separate shower and a walk-in closet. It's an easy 15-minute drive to Missoula, a quick walk to the Bitterroot River and an easy bike ride to Lolo School. We're selling our happy, empty nest only because it's bigger than we need now and we're downsizing. For sale by owner. We will work with your realtor. We're happy to show our house to you. To inquire or make an appointment, call, text or email Mark at 260-0156 or mountainboy@me.com or Carol at 210-3512.
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