103 Indian Creek Rd, Sheridan, MT 59749

The home has been updated with a neutral color palette. Entertaining is convenient with the circle flow floor plan, and decks at the front and back doors to catch the sun or the shade. With over 2700 square feet of living space, and 11 acres of land, and its close proximity to mountain streams, and Public lands, it has all you'll need to experience the Big Sky country. The home makes an impressive statement while urging its inhabitants to relax and enjoy the country it is surrounded by. There is a covered deck on the east side and an open deck on the west side. The detached three car garage has additional storage and guest accommodations on the upper level. The small lawn area has a sprinkling system. There is a spacious bedroom on the main level of the house, with two additional bedrooms and an office on the upper level. Hardwood flooring, and ceramic tiles are the perfect choice of floor coverings on the main level. The main bath has a large bath tub and separate shower. The laundry room is located by the back entry. There is plenty of storage on both levels with extra closets upstairs and down to store out of season items. Neighborhood Description Just minutes from town, the Indian Creek Hideaway has all the advantages that the small village of Sheridan has to offer. Sheridan is situated in Southwestern Montana approximately 2½ hours from Yellowstone National Park. Sheridan is an agricultural based community with a population of around 659 people (2000 census pop.). The town offers a variety of commercial, institutional, and social amenities including K-12 school, medical clinic, rest home, bank, motels, restaurants , bars, and churches. A county maintained airport is located approximately 8 miles NW of Sheridan. Commercial air service is available in Butte, about 65 miles north, or in Bozeman, about 85 miles northeast, of Sheridan. These areas also offer expanded commercial, institutional, and social amenities. Located approximately 20 miles from Sheridan are the historic towns of Nevada City and Virginia City. Though preserved as a ghost town, Virginia City is still very much alive and serves as the county seat. Tourists come from all around to see the well preserved old west Victorian gold mining town. Panning for gold and garnets, taking a train ride, watching a show at Opera House or the Brewery Follies, shopping for Old West souvenirs, and touring the historic buildings are just a few of the activities V.C. has to offer. Nearby secondary education opportunities are located just 38 miles south at the University of Montana—Western in Dillon (2000 census pop. 4000). Montana State University, Montana’s largest university, is approximately 85 miles northeast in Bozeman (2000 census pop. 27,509). Montana Tech specializes in mining and petroleum related engineering and sciences and is located nearby in Butte (2000 census pop. 33,892).