Residential Home Saco Mt Move-in-ready Investment Property

Description

Located in Saco, Montana sitting on an oversized 60’ x 140’ (8,400 +/- sqft) city lot is this 3+ bedroom, 1.75 bathroom home.  The two-level home was built in 1915 but has been updated along with added additions over the years.  There is a total of 1,580+/- finished square feet, 1,444+/- on the main floor, 136+/- in the finished attic, and an additional 680+/- sqft in the unfinished basement.  The home has had numerous improvements in recent years including a new roof, siding, and living room windows in 2016.  There has also been new wiring, plumbing, sheet rock, interior paint and flooring in some areas of the house.  The living room was completely remodeled in July of 2023.  The main floor consists of a small entry room, a recently remodeled open living room, the master bedroom, a bonus room, a full bathroom, a kitchen, and dining area.  The attic is where you will find the second and third bedrooms and the ¾ bathroom.  Outside you will enjoy both front and back porches and a large open backyard that has a 6-foot privacy fence.  There is a 308+/- sqft attached garage that you can access from the kitchen or from the garage doorThe City of Saco supplies the gas, sewer, and water to the property.  The electricity is supplied through NorthWestern Energy, the average for the last 12 months, December 2022-November 2023 was $191.24/month.

The property is located within a block radius of the Saco Elementary and High School.  Whether you’re looking for a home, a home away from home, or an investment/rental property, this home is for you.  Call us today to schedule a private showing of this two-level, move-in-ready home.  Interactive Map and Virtual Tour are available upon request.

Average utilities for the last 12 months were NWE: $191.24/month, City of Saco – Gas, Sewer, and Water: $/month, 2023 Taxes were $1,684.96.

The town of Saco is home to roughly 279 people according to the 2020 census.  While visiting, you will feel a huge sense of community.  Though the size of the town is not the largest, there are still plenty of things to do.  You can head down to the local cafe to grab a bite to eat then, head over to the Old Brand Saloon to enjoy drinks and conversations, before you head home stop by Saco Pay-N-Save to grab some groceries for dinner and enjoy some of Robert’s world-famous meat and snack sticks.  Located just a little over 2 miles west of town is the Saco Dehy.  They offer everything, auto maintenance and repairs, agriculture products and farm equipment, home supplies, simple house tools, plumbing supplies, paint, garden tools, and more.  Anything you name, they have it, and if not, they are happy to order it in for you!  They even have a lumber yard!  One thing I cannot forget to mention is the community’s sense of school spirit.  No matter the sporting event, the whole town, and surrounding communities are supporting the “North Country Mavericks.”

Saco is located only 11+/- miles from Nelson Reservoir and Sleeping Buffalo.  The Nelson Reservoir/Sleeping Buffalo area sees regular visitors from across the US because of the vast array of recreational opportunities, including fishing, hunting, camping, and many other activities.  Sleeping Buffalo has two commercial establishments, The Buffalo Saloon, a bar and local meeting place, and the Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs & Resort which offers swimming, sauna, cabins, luxury suites, RV park, pontoon rentals, kayak rentals, & icehouse rentals.  The Charles M. Russel National Wildlife Refuge and the sought-after Missouri River Breaks are roughly 64+/- miles away and offers some of the best big game hunting and wildlife viewing in the United States. 

28+/- Miles from the town of Malta, MT, the county seat of Phillips County.  There you’ll find the Phillips County Hospital, a grocery store, the United States Post Office, grade school, middle school & high school, churches, Amtrak train station, Phillips Country Regional Airport, Phillips County Museum, Golf Course, many retail shops, eateries, taverns, a local brewery, along with many other businesses & amenities.  Population of about 1,860 according to the 2020 cenus.

42+/- Miles from the town of Glasgow, MT, the county seat of Valley County.  In Glasgow, you’ll find the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital, two grocery stores, the United States Post Office, grade school, middle school & high school, churches, Amtrak train station, Glasgow/Valley Country Airport – with flights to Billings, MT with Cape Air, Valley County Pioneer, and Children’s Museums, many retail shops, eateries, taverns, local breweries, along with many other businesses & amenities.  Population of 3,202 according to the 2020 census.