Description

Vacant Lot for sale

This is a 0.09 Acre lot for sale, located in an established neighborhood in Deer Lodge County Montana.  Located between Georgetown Lake and Discovery Ski area, this property would make a perfect spot to build a small cabin, tiny home, or to use for your RV or camper.  

Georgetown Lake

Located less than a mile from the famous Georgetown Lake, you can be on your boat and in the water in just minutes catching fish, water skiing, wake boarding, tubing or just cruising the lake.  In the winter Georgetown Lake is a popular ice fishing lake as well.  You can catch rainbow and brook trout as well as kokanee salmon year round and more fish is caught per person on this lake than any other lake in Montana.  

Discovery Ski Area

Discovery Ski Area, located just a few minutes down the road, has year round recreation opportunities as well.  In the winter there is 67 runs on 2200 acres of skiing with elevations ranging from 6480' to 8158'.  In the summer go explore their mountain bike trails with 5+ miles of trails and 1000 vertical feet of lift-served trails.  

Philipsburg Montana

Philipsburg MT is located on the Veterans Memorial Scenic Highway between Anaconda and Drummond on MT HWY 1 and was founded in the 19th century as a mining town.  Many of the historic buildings have been restored and remain.  Nearby you can mine for Montana Sapphires on your own, or you can get help from many different shops/vendors that will set you up to be successful.  The Sweet Palace is famous for hand crafted candy, and is a must visit when in the area.  

Anaconda Montana

Anaconda is the couty seat of Deer Lodge County with a population of just over 9,000 people.  Anaconda was founded by Marcus Daly, one of Butte MT's Copper Kings, who built the famous Anaconda Smelter to process copper ore from the surrounding mines.  The 585 foot Smelter Stack is still standing and was the tallest masonry structure in the world at the time.  The Jack Nicklaus designed Old Works Golf Course, built on the site of the Old Works Smelter, is a world class facility and has hosted many local tournaments including both US Amateur Qualifiers and US Open Qualifiers.  The Washoe Theater is the last Art Deco Style Theater built in the US and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.   Though it was built in 1931 the doors didn't open until 1936 due to the Great Depression.   The Smithsonian rates the Washoe Theater as a national treasure due to the lavish interior.