Introducing a truly rare gem that hasn't graced the market since the 1970's. This charming, modest, and meticulously maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bath home sits comfortably within close proximity to our majestic Crown of the Continent, Glacier National Park! The property, divided into three distinct, adjoining parcels, offers a plethora of commercial opportunities. The property backs up to Flathead National Forest, making this property completely unparalleled. Lake Five, Halfmoon Lake & the iconic Lake McDonald are "in" the neighborhood. The convenience of a bike path, right out your front door adds yet another layer of appeal. With its unbeatable location, expansive land, and proximity to some of the most beautiful landmarks in the United States, this truly unique property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those ready to invest in something truly special. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of paradise that hasn't been on the market for over 50 years. This is more than just a property; it's an extraordinary opportunity to create a legacy! Listed by Jennifer Miller and Anthony Mead.
The Glacier Highland Hotel -- An incredible investment opportunity! Live in West Glacier and take over a flourishing family business that features two hotel locations, a restaurant (w/ beer & wine license), a gift shop with a well-known grab and go lunch area, as well as employee housing and gas station. The entire property is just over 10 acres, and it has a modern septic system and a community well already installed. Property is in no better location than across the street from the AMTRAK station and Glacier National Park's west entrance. The Glacier Vista Hotel down the highway offers employee housing and/or hotel overflow. Additionally, there is a 5-bedroom home to live on-site or use as a manager's quarters plus two workshops, one with a bonus area currently used as an owner's private gym. There is no finer place to be than this. For more information, Call Brian Murphy 406-890-1681/Erick Robbins 406-249-3023, or your real estate professional. The historic property with a rich background tied to the Great Northern Railway, has a blend of historical charm and modern amenities making it a unique and attractive space for both residential and business purposes. The extensive remodeling, including PEX plumbing and new wiring, showcases a commitment to modern convenience while preserving its historic charm. The unique layout and proximity to the business make it versatile for various purposes, such as a management setup or corporate getaways. The thoughtful additions, like programmable heated tile floors and curbless tiled showers in the main floor bathrooms, contribute to the property's luxurious and comfortable features. The primary bedroom's French doors leading to a covered deck provide a touch of elegance, and the large modern kitchen with a gas stove and copper farmhouse sink adds a contemporary flair. The dual head beer tap in the kitchen and the 12' x 8' walk-in pantry reflect attention to both entertainment and practicality. The basement, though currently unfinished, offers potential for further development or customization. The fully covered brick walkway to the parking area and the spacious 3-bay garage with large roll-up doors and plumbing details showcase a well-designed exterior. The 600 square foot multi-purpose room above the garage, currently used as a workout room, adds versatility to the property. The second story's living room with a gas fireplace and French doors leading to a covered deck create inviting and cozy spaces for relaxation.
Great Northern Resort offers a modern 14 unit hotel modeled after the Glacier Park Lodge and five handsome log cabins. The Lodge offers guests both king and queen bedroom options all with private bathrooms and climate control. The guests love the post and beam structure with multiple sitting areas for guests in the main corridor and on the expansive decks. The 5 log cabins offer the comforts of home in 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units overlooking the pond and yard complete with a volleyball court. The retail building welcome guests for fly fishing or a day of whitewater rafting. The signature caboose provides breakfast and lunch along with an espresso or a cold beer. A newer teak deck provides a great dining atmosphere looking over the pond and mountain ranges. Full commercial kitchen for lunch/dinner trips. The wedding venue with tent provides an intimate setting in an exclusive location. Opportunities to enhance resort with undeveloped forest.
The Wandering Gringo Mexican Cantina of West Glacier, Montana is an iconic stop-off place for adventure seekers, wanderers, and hungry travelers. This 6+ acre commercial location located on US Highway 2 has exposure to over 5 million of passing travelers a year and is only one mile from the west entrance of Glacier National Park. The property has over 600 feet of highway frontage and is among the last high-visibility, high traffic count, and developable properties close to the Gateway of Glacier National Park. Included in the property is a brand-new wedding venue with panoramic views into the park, the Wandering Gringo Cantina, which boasts many five-star reviews on multiple websites, a charming, rustic log cabin, and multiple outbuildings. The property has historically catered to the millions of tourists that flock to Glacier National Park annually and offers the savvy business investor a coveted site to capture the traveling public’s interest. This last of the best commercial opportunities catering to the more than 3 million visitors to Glacier National Park per year is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the visionary business developer for this legacy property.
West Glacier is located in Montana. West Glacier, Montana has a population of 185. West Glacier is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 45.1% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.56%.
The median household income in West Glacier, Montana is $48,542. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,410 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in West Glacier is 48.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 18.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 22.7 inches per year, with 117 inches of snow per year.
