Panorama Terrace Properties

Panorama Terrace is an awesome property with the unique combination of Clark Fork river frontage, mountain views, nearby farmland and wildlife habitat. These riverfront lots for sale in western Montana are one of the last good waterfront properties still available for building. The nearby Lolo National Forest and the Clark Fork River are home to deer, elk, moose, eagles, coyotes, bears, osprey, other small animals and waterfowl. 

There are ten lots, of varying size.The plat map offers more detail including cost. Mouse over the properties for lot number, acreage and cost. Please use the zoom feature in your browser for the view. The plat map in pdf version is available here. There will be covenants in place to preserve the integrity of the living environment in this great location. This location is one of the mildest climates in all of western Montana and lies to the northwest of Plains, just a 10 minute drive from town. To reach the property turn toward the river between the 66th and 67th mile marker on Montana Highway 200 on the south side of the road.

This real estate for sale is co-listed with two brokers. The brokers are Jeff Boll, 800-976-6682, of Big Fork Montana and Tina Morkert, 877-784-3968, of Thompson Falls, Montana. Jeff is with Trails West Eagle Bend Realty and Tina is with Realty-Northwest. Give either one of these folks a call and let them show you how your dreams of owning Montana real estate can become a reality.

Panorama Terrace sits in the middle of Sanders County, 85 miles from Missoula (take Highway 93 north to Ravalli and follow Highway 200 ten miles west of Plains): 90 miles from Kalispell (take Highway 93 south to Highway 28 then south to Highway 200 west, ten miles west of Plains) and 100 miles from Sandpoint, Idaho (east on Highway 200).  Regional airports at Missoula, Kalispell and Spokane are serviced by Major and Low Fare Airlines with hubs in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Chicago and Atlanta.  Amtrak services Whitefish and Libby, Montana, both 2 hours away.  Although a usually forgotten mode of transport, overnight rail services to Seattle and Portland can make for a business (or romantic) getaway – Just hop aboard at 9 pm in Whitefish and arrive in Seattle at 7 am the next morning.