Haskill Mountain Retreat
Haskill Mountain Retreat
- Acreage
- Mountain Land
- Hunting Land
- Timberland
- Recreational Land
- Hunting
- Borders State/BLM Land
- Timber
- Development Potential
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Nestled on the southern flank of the highest peak in the region lies the 2,134 acre Haskill Mountain Retreat, in Flathead County, Montana. Recreational opportunities abound with healthy populations of deer, elk, and bear situated in Hunting District 120, an over-the-counter tag district. Offering a 3.5 mile boundary with Flathead National Forest, the property is an ideal staging point to access thousands of additional acres of public ground to the north. For the development-minded, the property has been subdivided into multiple lots with a quality road system throughout and grid power to the eastern boundary. Each lot would enjoy expansive views of several mountain ranges and Browns Meadow Valley below. Topographically, the property occupies a long ridge-oriented east to west including the top of Haskill Mountain at an elevation of 6,200 feet. Access is by way of the paved Browns Meadow Road, behind a code-locked gate, 19 miles from Kalispell and 32 miles from Whitefish. Privacy, solitude, and unparalleled views in one of the fastest growing regions in Montana are hallmarks of this blank slate recreational holding.
The Facts:
~2,134 acre expansive south-facing ridge, including the top of Haskill Mountain
~Views of several mountain ranges, lakes, and valleys including distant views of Glacier National Park
~Multiple lots connected by a quality road system offering significant development potential for large lot subdivision or shared ranch concept
~Grid power, telephone and pavement to the eastern boundary.
~Coded gate at the ingress point from the paved county road with additional infrastructure in place for gate at property boundary
~No conservation easement, a land trust has identified the property as having significant conservation values and worthy of a conservation easement
~Marketable timber
~3.5 mile boundary with Flathead National Forest to the north and a one-mile boundary with state ground to the south, increasing recreational opportunities
~Deer and elk habitat in Hunting District 120, an over-the-counter district
~Taxes based on previous years is estimated at $2,152
~Kalispell is 19 miles; 32 miles to Whitefish