Looking for a thirsty businessperson to take over the welcoming Waterhole Saloon! This long-established business is a significant part of the community, and patrons are willing to travel from all over just to support it! Special events put on by the restaurant/bar are met with overwhelming turnouts especially on Thursday night steak night. Even amid Covid-19, the business is on track to surpass their profits from last year. The purchase includes the liquor, gaming, catering, and live poker licenses. Become a part of a close-knit community and a hardworking team at the saloon known for the incredible service and indulgent menu options. The current owner is even willing to stay on to train the new owner! You get so much more than listed with this bar and restaurant. Ride on over to Stanford and check it out! Stanford, Montana is the county seat of Judith Basin county and historically was a site on the Fort Benton-Billings stage route. It was also a gathering site for the cowboys and cattle companies that utilized the lush Judith Basin before homesteaders arrived. In 1880, Calvin and Edward Bower arrived in the area with 1000 head of sheep and secured a hundred thousand acres. They named this settlement in memory of their home that they had left of Stanfordville in New York. Today, Stanford is an agricultural community that supports its area farmers and ranchers while offering up many recreational opportunities. Explore the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the Judith River Wildlife Management Area where large herds of elk can be seen in late fall and early winter. Ackley Lake State Park is nearby for boating, fishing, floating, and camping. For some history, stop into the Judith Basin County Museum. This museum was opened in 1967 and displays many old-time articles, pictures, and books. It also has a collection of 2082 salt and pepper shakers, 50,000 buttons, and more! View some of the famous paintings by Charles M Russell that call the museum home. Located centrally, you can travel in any direction from Stanford and find many of Montana's delights.
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