670 Potter Creek Road | Olney
Enjoy the best of Montana living on this private 20-acre property bordering Flathead National Forest—offering direct access to over 30 miles of pristine wilderness. With no HOA and only light road association restrictions, you’ll appreciate the freedom to live as you choose. Mature stands of aspen, ponderosa pine, larch, and Douglas fir surround this peaceful Olney retreat, providing privacy and year-round recreation. The 2,268 sq ft split-level home, built in 1999, features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with an attached open-face garage. Upstairs includes the kitchen, living and dining area, 2 bedrooms, and a full bath. The lower level offers a 3rd bedroom, bonus room which could be used as a 4th bedrdoom, another full bath, and a second living space—each floor with its own entrance, allowing potential for separate quarters. Updates include fresh paint, luxury vinyl flooring, new baseboard heaters (2022), and a mini-split AC/heating unit added in 2024. Ideal for homesteading or peaceful rural living, the property boasts a productive garden with strawberries, raspberries, an apple tree, perennials, and a greenhouse. Multiple outbuildings provide room for projects and storage, including a 24’x36’ main shop with guest quarters, a 26’x40’ woodworking shop, and a 24’x30’ cold storage shop built in 2023. All three shops have electricity; the main shop is the only one with water. The main and woodworking shops are equipped with wood stoves for year-round use. All this within 25 miles of Whitefish, 38 miles of Glacier Park International Airport, and 35 miles of Eureka. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the easy access to Whitefish Mountain Resort, Stillwater Lakes, and hunting in a general deer and elk unit with over-the-counter tags for residents. Whether you're envisioning a private retreat, a micro-farm, or a flexible investment, this rare property is a Montana dream. MTR 30052120
Directions to property: Continue north on I-93 to Good Creek Road. Turn left onto Good Creek and travel 4.9 miles. Turn left on Potter Creek Road for 1.4 miles then bear left. Continue another 0.5 miles to the driveway on your right marked by RED SURVEY TAPE.
