Built in 1915 and full of the kind of character you just can’t fake, this cedar shake farmhouse sits at the quiet end of Rabel Lane on 1.16 acres with no HOA and no covenants. Livestock are welcome, and the setup is ready for them: a hay barn, chicken coop, storage shed, and a shop, plus a separate detached garage. Inside, hardwood floors, a gas stove, and a sunny kitchen with a big window framing the trees set a warm, welcoming tone. The main level holds the primary bedroom, a 3/4 bath, living room, kitchen, and laundry, so everyday living stays on one floor. Upstairs are two more bedrooms and a full bath. A metal roof, covered front porch, lawn, and fencing round out the property, with southern exposure and views of the mountains and valley. Gallatin Gateway puts you close to the Gallatin River, with an easy drive to Bozeman and Big Sky. A rare chance to own a piece of Gallatin Valley history with room to roam.
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