E Nhn Hwy 200 Bonner, MT 59823
This exceptional 20-acre property in Bonner, Montana, presents a remarkable development opportunity. Currently featuring eight preliminary platted parcels designated for residential use, this land offers unparalleled flexibility. The absence of current zoning allows for collaboration with the county to create a customized mixed-use commercial/residential subdivision or a much-needed workforce housing development. Imagine the possibilities: a thriving community nestled amidst the stunning natural beauty of Montana. The location is truly exceptional, just minutes from the prestigious Resort at Paws Up and Salmon Lake. Surrounded by conservation easements, federal land, and Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks game management areas, the property boasts breathtaking views and access to abundant recreational opportunities, including seasonal hunting. This is a rare chance to acquire undeveloped land in a highly desirable area, offering a unique blend of privacy, natural beauty, and proximity to amenities. The potential for creating a distinctive and valuable development is significant, making this a compelling investment for discerning buyers seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for housing and commercial space in this sought-after region of Montana. The existing preliminary platting provides a solid foundation for a streamlined development process. Don't miss this opportunity to shape the future of this remarkable location.
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