The ultimate secluded spot for your Montana get-away! Approximately 23 off-grid acres, only about 1/2 hour from town. Mature trees, views, and fresh mountain air. Many species of wildlife frequent the property, including deer, elk, moose, bear, grouse, and turkey. Borders public land. Additional acreage available.
Birdseye, located between Canyon Ferry Road and Lake Helena Drive, is a semi-rural and residential Helena Valley West Central neighborhood with wide-open valley views and a patchwork of pastureland. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Canyon Ferry Rd and Lake Helena Dr junction, where traffic to the lake and valley errands sets a steady, utilitarian rhythm. Homes skew toward single-level ranch houses, manufactured homes, and newer builds on larger lots, with big skies and long sightlines shaping the streetscape. Lake Helena’s shoreline and nearby wetlands frame the area with seasonal birdlife and open water. Spring Meadow Lake State Park adds trails and a calm loop around the water. The drive into central Helena links the valley feel with downtown’s cultural calendar.
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Approximately 23.15 acres of unimproved land
Property access via Birdseye Road to Turk Road with a slight right fork at Taylor Trail; use GPS/lat-long pins for best navigation
Home design
Unimproved land (vacant lot)
Financial info
Annual tax listed as $135.07
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