There's one in every town! You know, the local hot spot that everyone knows and that fills with hungry and thirsty people after punching timecards or after a long, hot day in the field. It's the first place that comes to mind when celebrating birthdays, engagements, meeting up with friends, needing dinner, getting a Saturday night off, or just wanting to take family out to an uptown establishment. People travel in from the rural portions of the community to experience the upscale and friendly atmosphere, and after sporting events, it is the one stop shop for a quick drink and plate of fine fare! This investment opportunity is an undeniable treasure-trove! In addition to a classy tavern and restaurant, the exquisite enterprise comes complete with a valuable liquor license and a Grain Bin liquor store ready for its shelves to be stocked! Have the crowd talking about the tenacious brick building in small-town Circle, Montana and its brilliant owner. This showstopper is immaculate and provides an efficient operation with high end fixtures and an easy flow restaurant complete with dining area and bar. The reclaimed wood and encompassing corrugated metal enhancements to the bar give this tavern a brand that is unforgettable and a country, hometown feel. The rod iron railroad footrest gives this institution the kind of detail and elegance that draws people back again and again. This beautiful brick building deserves to wine and dine the community of Circle again. Be the one that brings it back into existence! Travel back in time 135 years ago when Mabry Cattle Corporation settled and ranched in the area today known as Circle, MT. To identify their cows, they used a brand in the shape of a circle to mark them. This identification mark inspired Peter Rorvik to name the post office "Circle" in 1905. Alongside the post office, a store was also started in the old ranch house paving the way for the farming and ranching community that later won the draw for county seat of McCone County. Circle is located along the Big Sky Back Country Byway where the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers are linked. The friendly community offers a Town County Airport and the McCone County Museum. Take a day trip to Hell Creek Marina and experience the best fishing on Fort Peck Lake. Here you can catch Walleyes, Northern Pike, Small Mouth Bass, and Springlake Trout. Enjoy hunting elk, Mule Deer, or antelope in the fall.
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