Remarks: Live where you can experience adventure at any whim! Holter, Hauser, and Canyon Ferry Lakes are all within minutes of this luxurious East Helena home. Imagine enjoying sunsets over the lake on a nightly basis! This immaculate 2386 square foot home has three bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Built in 2016, everything still looks as good as brand new. The wood laminate flooring is easy to maintain and even easier on the eyes! You will feel regal in the kitchen among the hickory custom cabinets with gorgeous and unique crown moldings. The wood trim in the home reflects the same classy look. The vaulted ceilings open up the home inviting light and warmth to radiate from the gas fireplace featured in the living room. The master suite boasts a large walk in closet. An attached triple car garage provides plenty of heated space for vehicles and that boat! This property is situated on a well-manicured and luscious looking lawn of 1.241 acres complete with underground sprinklers. What's more exciting is a 5-acre park is to be built across the street from the home! Come and see this lovely home so that you can experience all it has to offer!

Local Area:

The community of East Helena grew around a large smelter that was operated from 1888 to 2001 and processed 70,000 tons of lead bullion a year. The area is inundated with recreation opportunities on Holter, Hauser, and Canyon Ferry Lakes, all of which were created by dams on the Missouri River.

Travel back in time to 1864 when prospectors were anxiously seeking to strike it rich with the discovery of gold. Four such prospectors named the Four Georgians did just that in a gulch off Prickly Pear Creek that they named Last Chance Gulch and birthed the area we know as the state capital of Helena, Montana. That empty gulch quickly grew into a bustling city and the "Queen City of the Rockies" flourished. In 1875, Helena became the state capital and is a culturally rich city that has activities to appease every type of person. Last Chance Gulch has been transformed into Helena's Main Street and is the foundation of a beautiful outdoor walking mall with unique boutiques and wonderful little coffee shops and restaurants. In addition, Helena has spectacular buildings that display grand architecture of a historical time. Buildings that you will surely not want to miss include the St. Helena Cathedral which is an excellent example of Geometric Gothic Architecture. Another is the Moorish Revival Civic Center that towers over the downtown area. You will want to check out the Queen Anne style Original Governor's Mansion with its twenty rooms that have all been restored with the elegance that was of that time period. The Montana State Capitol Building is breathtaking with numerous paintings of momentous Montana events. Helena offers much to do ranging from theaters, farmer's markets, the symphony concerts, the fair, and their popular Alive@Five gatherings. There are art galleries and museums to visit, tons of eclectic shopping, local microbreweries, an epic trail system, and a busy local calendar to always allow for a good time and memory making. If you prefer outdoor activities you can travel few miles to where the Missouri River flows through Holter Lake, Hauser Reservoir, and Canyon Ferry Reservoir. There are opportunities for fishing, swimming, boating, water-skiing, and more! With its scenic surrounding mountains and its rich history, Helena has something for everyone!