TOM MINER LODGE Emigrant, Montana

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Tom Miner Lodge

Emigrant, Montana Introduction

Some of the best things in life are hidden in plain sight, and Paradise Valley’s Tom Miner Basin is definitely one of them. As you approach the Tom Miner Basin turnoff along US Hwy 89, the Paradise Valley view turns into relatively arid rocky hills with dry grass and juniper. Turning off at the Tom Miner Road, you travel via a quaint old iron trussed bridge over the Yellowstone River and begin the ascent into Tom Miner Basin. As you travel along this road, the landscape makes a dramatic change from rocky, dry, juniper-covered hills to lush mountain meadows with thick Aspen groves. Continuing on, you pass neighboring ranches with lush grass and aspen.

The panoramic view changes with each season. Spring brings the greening of the grass and the budding of the trees, yet the dramatic mountain peaks keep their blanket of white. Song birds return, and wildflowers pop up through the pastures with the lovely fresh colors of spring. Almost any animal that calls Yellowstone Park home can be seen in the basin. In summer, the valley and mountains take on the lush green of grass and trees. In the fall, the colors change to yellows, oranges and reds, while the mountains begin their transition to white with early snowfall. Winter at Tom Miner Lodge offers the brilliant, sparkling white of snow on the basin floor as well as the mountain peaks.

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Location

This custom home is located in the Tom Miner Basin of Paradise Valley, 39 miles south of Livingston, Montana and 17 miles north of Gardiner, Montana (the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park). Bozeman, Montana, an hour’s drive away, is home to the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, the nearest commercial airport. For private aircraft, Yellowstone Jet Center is located in Bozeman and both Livingston and Gardiner offer smaller airstrips.

About the Area

At Tom Miner Lodge, you are in Big Sky Country, unique with its many activities for everyone in the family in every season of the year!

Montana offers some of the finest fishing in the world. It’s an easy drive to the Yellowstone River. People travel from all over the world to fish the Yellowstone, a Blue Ribbon Trout fishery.

Yellowstone National Park also offers great fishing in its many streams and pristine lakes. Some anglers prefer Paradise Valley’s three spring creeks, Armstrong, Nelson and DePuy Spring Creeks. This area is an angler’s paradise and all within a 30 to 45-minute drive from the house! Trout caught in Tom Miner Creek

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If the outdoors is not your passion, this area has something to offer you as well. Chico Hot Springs and the new Sage Lodge, both known for their gourmet restaurants, and charm are close by. At Chico, you can enjoy a Sulphur free hot springs, and both offer spa services. After dinner, there is live music on weekends at Chico for listening or dancing. These two facilities draw people from all over the region as a great place for a relaxing and a fun time.

Another fine dining venue close to the house is the Yellowstone Valley Lodge. Here you can enjoy a fine dining experience in a casual atmosphere on the patio overlooking the Yellowstone River.

Livingston, just 40 minutes away offers more restaurants. Livingston, historically known as “the Original Gateway City to Yellowstone National Park”, offers an eclectic blend of shops, museums, art galleries, two live theaters and restaurants for every taste.

For many, a trip to Bozeman is the thing to do. Bozeman offers all the amenities of a big city, but in a quaint, classic, picturesque mountainside town. Bozeman, named one of the top 25 places to live in the United States, offers a tree lined main street with unique shops for the whole family. There are world-class museums and other diverse arts and cultural opportunities. Live theater, concerts and the symphony are all offered here. Bozeman is the place to be for that small town feel with big city amenities.

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For many, enjoying the solitude and beauty the home offers the best activity of all! An outdoor firepit for telling stories after a day of fishing down on the river.

About the home

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This meticulously maintained log and stone home was built in 1997, renovated in 2010 and offers incredible views of the surrounding mountain ranges. It exudes quality craftsmanship and materials throughout.

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Open concept main floor with views from the kitchen into dining room and living area.

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The living room and bar area /office are divided by a beautiful two-sided stone fireplace.

The home features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths offering plenty of space for guests.

Covered deck off of the kitchen for barbeques, dining or just listening to the creeks while enjoying a morning cup of coffee.

As the property borders Forest Service, you can walk right out your back door through NFS to Tom Miner Creek. There is also a National Forest Service

trailhead right up the road offering access to millions of acres of Forest Service and Yellowstone National Park for hiking, hunting, horseback riding and more.

OFFERED AT $1,499,000

For more information or a showing contact:

Rick Eisen - (406)223-6872 [email protected]