124 Morrison Lane, Bonner, MT 59823

This income generating property presents a remarkable opportunity just off of Hwy 200 in the vibrant Potomac Valley, just east of Missoula. This expansive 8.16-acre property features two large shops equipped with three-phase power, insulation, and heating. It offers convenient access from Hwy 200 E, with a loop driveway and loading dock. The 50x70 finished shop includes office space, a bathroom, and interior water lines; this shop is currently leased and generating income. A second 6,600 sq ft shop includes a bathroom. Additionally, the property showcases a custom 4,126 square foot home, built in 2006, featuring zero-step entry, unique black walnut cabinetry, and built-ins. The open living area is designed for entertaining and includes a wet bar adjacent to the kitchen. There are three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and an attached three-car garage. The Primary Suite boasts elegant black walnut closets, a full bathroom, a laundry room, and glass doors leading to the back patio and hot tub. Enjoy the serene experience of trout fishing in Union Creek, which flows at the southern end of the property. The lush lands, framed by the mountains and renowned for their beef, offer potential beyond commercial use—imagine transforming this property into your dream Equestrian Estate. Nearby Attractions: The Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area, covering 43,761 acres, is just 19 miles away, offering outdoor enthusiasts a chance to experience Montana's stunning landscape and wildlife. This area serves as winter range land for elk, white-tail, and mule deer. Wildlife viewing opportunities include elk sightings from Clearwater Junction at dawn or dusk (with a bit of luck) during winter months, bird watching from mid-May to mid-November featuring waterfowl, osprey, eagles, shorebirds, owls, cranes, curlews, and woodpeckers. Other wildlife sightings include deer, badgers, coyotes, beavers, and the occasional black bear. Johnsrud Park, located just 10 minutes away along the Blackfoot River, offers day-use facilities including a shelter, horseshoe pits, a volleyball court, and a baseball diamond. Gold Creek Campground, also 10 minutes away, features 4 campsites and provides extensive opportunities for hiking, biking, motorcycling, and horseback riding. Trails from the campground lead to the Skalkaho Wildlife Preserve, Gold Creek, and the Easthouse National Recreation Trail. Fishing is available in nearby creeks or the North Fork Bitterroot, along with seasonal hunting for deer and elk.