An open front porch surrounded by luscious green fruit trees, shrubs, and pretty perennials creates a welcoming ambiance. The landscaping is thoughtfully arranged to capture nature's oasis. Step inside the historic 1914 Craftsman's style bungalow and be enchanted by the numerous architectural designs that give this home its aesthetic appeal and its character. The 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom bungalow encompasses stunning stained-glass windows, built-in China cabinets, bookcases, linen drawers, and bench seating with storage. In addition, the home features a cloakroom, dark stained wood wainscoting and decorative moldings, a centralized fireplace, Rococo-style cast iron radiators, cedar beveled siding, and Croatian stone masonry. Well-maintained and tastefully upgraded, comfort and convenience were at the forefront of inspiration. The remodeled kitchen combines modernization awaiting the personal touches of new ownership. The home is decorated with textures found in natural material, thick wooden trim, Travertine and porcelain tile, and stone masonry, all of which are durable and sustainable. The open floor plan sprawls out among 3,472 square feet of living space. The main floor includes an office space that can be utilized as a business space or an income-producing property with some conversions. The canopy outside is a treat to the eyes as well as the stomach when the fruit-producing trees yield ripe Montmorency and Nanking cherries, raspberries, and Goodland apples. Daylilies bathe the property with pops of color in a field of vibrant yellow, purple, orange, and pink perennials. Lewistown, Montana is surrounded by three majestic mountain ranges offering recreational activities galore. An airport makes access convenient and easy. Enjoy the trail system connecting the various locations throughout the historic downtown of Lewistown, the heart of Montana. Local Area Lewistown, Montana is a centrally located town in Fergus County and enchants with its authentic community and proximity to five mountain ranges: the Snowies, the Judiths, the Moccasins, the Belts, and the Highwoods. These ranges encompass Lewistown and supply many recreational activities to locals and tourists traveling through. The town is clean, and streets are tree-lined and maintained along with many well-preserved historic businesses and homes. Although it is predominately an agricultural community, it is a premier destination for fishing, hiking, hunting, and biking. This area does not lack in things to do. Camping, fishing, hiking, and boating are available at Ackley Lake. Hunt for big game or hunt for fossils at Judith Peak in the Judith Mountains! Picnic and swim at the world's largest natural warm spring with 50,000 gallons of water rising from the earth every minute of every day. Experience an authentic train ride and eat delicious entrees on the Charlie Russell Chew Choo Dinner Train. Venture out to camp, canoe, and hike at Crystal Lake. Hike the rugged trail up to the ice caverns and be part of an elite crowd that has accomplished it! See what life was like back in the mining times at the Gilt Edge, Kendall, and Maiden Ghost towns. Listen for the spine-tingling sound of elk bugling and watch the bull guard his cows at the Slippery Ann Elk viewing area. Area Attractions East Fork Reservoir Located 11 miles southeast of Lewistown, the East Fork Reservoir offers fishing, winter ice fishing, no wake boating, canoeing, camping, biking, hiking, wildlife viewing, and general wildlife viewing. The reservoir is fished mostly for Northern Pike and Perch. This is a great spot for family recreating or a day adventure in beautiful central Montana. Big Spring Creek Big Spring Creek has a reputation with Lewistown locals as the nearest and finest fishing spot as it runs through and under the city. It is hard to keep this creek a secret and people that have learned of it travel from all over the state for year-round blue-ribbon fly fishing.