Discover the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience at 7543 Mayfly Lane. Nestled on 3 acres off a private road, this inviting Montana property offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning mountain views and wide-open spaces, all under 15 minutes from Missoula.
With approximately 20 acres of conservation land bordering one side and 50 acres of open pastureland on another, the setting provides an exceptional sense of space and tranquility. The property itself offers a wonderful combination of established landscaping and usable acreage.
Mature pine trees and thoughtfully landscaped grounds create a beautiful, tucked-away setting for the home, while a separate pasture area, small orchard, barn, additional storage building, and an ideal spot for a garden offer endless opportunities to enjoy the land.
Expansive decks provide inviting outdoor living spaces to relax, entertain, and take in the surrounding scenery, including a main-level deck with recent improvements. Inside, the open-concept main floor is warm and welcoming, featuring hardwood floors, generous windows that bring the outdoors in, and a spacious kitchen with beautiful cherry cabinetry that flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas.
The main-level primary suite offers a comfortable private retreat with dual vanities, a walk-in closet, separate shower, and its own private deck, perfect for enjoying a quiet Montana morning. An additional bedroom, full bathroom, and convenient entry nook near the kitchen complete the main floor.
The daylight lower level adds flexibility and comfortable living space, featuring a spacious family room, two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and exterior access. A laundry/mudroom provides a practical transition with direct access to the garage.
Whether you're drawn to the peaceful surroundings, room for animals and gardening, or simply the opportunity to enjoy Montana's natural beauty from your own backyard, this property offers a special lifestyle. This home captures the best of country living without sacrificing access to Missoula and recreational opportunities.
