This is a rare and complete original homestead—Located in the extreme northwestern corner of Montana. There is no private land further north and West in the State. Bordered on three sides by pristine National Forest and just one mile from the Canadian border, this secluded sanctuary offers unmatched privacy and an intimate connection to nature. The land itself is a treasure trove of natural resources, featuring expansive meadows and an abundance of marketable timber—ideal for stewardship, recreation, and future investment. This region is also known for its rugged charm and cultural heritage; the popular "Mountain Men" television series was filmed nearby in the Yaak River Valley, adding a touch of frontier lore to the area’s mystique. Your arrival begins at a gated entrance leading to a rustic hunting cabin, complete with a wood stove. Just behind the cabin is a simple bridge over Rat Creek—a small, fish-bearing stream originating in Canada. Rat Creek meanders the length of the property, nourishing the land and attracting abundant wildlife. Ponds enhance the serene atmosphere and support a rich, thriving ecosystem. The Yaak River is just a short distance away, offering excellent fishing opportunities. Despite its wilderness setting, access is remarkably easy. This end-of-the-road retreat offers both security and solitude, with a sense of arrival that feels wild yet welcoming. Whether you’re seeking a legacy property or a basecamp for backcountry adventures, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Montana’s untamed history.