Nestled just over 2.5 miles south of Lake Elwell/Tiber Dam lies a rural expanse spanning 80 acres. This enchanting property boasts a diverse array of outbuildings, including a shop, greenhouse, garage, airplane hangar, barn with corrals and a loading ramp, and a spacious 3,040-square-foot residence. The homestead is meticulously adorned with raised flower beds, hedges, and trees, painting a vibrant picture beneath the expansive Big Sky. Grassy pastures host contented cattle while the surroundings abound with fertile farm fields. A generously sized seasonal pond shares its waters with local wildlife and grazing cattle. The property's front porch, shaded by trees, provides a serene retreat occasionally serenaded by songbirds. The farmhouse exudes a blend of spacious comfort and rustic charm. Conveniently located, it is equidistant from Chester, Shelby, and Conrad, each offering a grocery store, dining, and amenities. Amid the wheat fields and the rolling plains is the small community of Chester, Montana. This north-central town lies halfway between Havre and Shelby on Highway 2, with the picturesque Sweet Grass Hills as a backdrop. In 1910, the town was incorporated after being named for the first telegraph operator’s hometown in Pennsylvania. The small, close-knit community mostly comprises farmers and ranchers, as the area is a fertile part of the Golden Triangle. Learn more about the homesteaders at the Liberty County Museum and Liberty Village Arts Center & Gallery.

Shelby, MT, is in north-central Montana and is the county seat for Toole County. Just 30 miles south of the Canadian border and 80 miles east of the infamous Glacier National Park, it lies at the intersection of Interstate I-15, giving quick access to the north and south destinations, and Highway 2, giving quick access to east and west destinations. The Burlington Northern/Santa Fe tracks pass through and link Chicago to Seattle. What once was a cattle town is now home to agriculture and oil. Life in Shelby is full of recreation and memory-making. Be sure to visit the Carousel Rest Area, which features a restored 1936 merry-go-round. Swing some clubs at the Marias Valley Golf and Country Club while taking in views of the Marias River.