209 E Idaho Street Virginia City, MT 59755
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Reside in the lively and historic Virginia City, Montana! This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers great possibility. With a daylight basement, the home encapsulates charm and character on a lot with mature trees and plenty of space. Extra rooms can serve as offices, storage, game rooms, or even rental spaces, adding versatility to the property. Located just a short walk from local shops and cultural attractions, this home combines the best of both worlds—modern living in a setting rich with history. Experience the serene environment and convenient location that allows you to engage in recreational activities including hiking, fishing, boating, camping, hunting, and more! Virginia City is “where Montana’s history lives.” Located along Alder Gulch, it depicts the original old west with largely restored buildings. With the discovery of gold in 1863, Virginia City was born. One mile down the road is Nevada City which offers more opportunities to experience the old west with modern amenities. Approximately 500,000 visitors come through annually to see the best-preserved example of the many placer mining camps that once flourished. Ennis, Montana was named for William Ennis who settled the area that is now the townsite. Lewis and Clark crossed through the Madison Valley in 1805, but Ennis wasn’t shaped until the discovery of gold in 1863 in Alder Gulch. Ennis was incorporated in 1956. The primary source of the economy is cattle with rotating crops of hay and grains. Timber is also harvested from numerous acres of nearby forests. Gold mining is also making a comeback. Downtown Ennis has tackle shops and hunting equipment available for the outdoor enthusiast. The Madison River offers blue-ribbon trout fishing. Outdoor recreation can be found year-round!
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