The Lakefront Home
This beautiful Home is located just a few miles from Polson on the East Shore of Flathead Lake. It features spacious rooms overlooking the lake and airy cathedral ceilings. Looking out at the expanse of the lake, it is easy to think you are on a cruise ship. The bedrooms have cathedral ceilings with windows up high that welcome a gentle flow of sunlight. The master bedroom has a comfortable queen bed. Another room has a single-over-queen bunk bed. The shared two-sink bathroom includes a tub, shower and well-stocked linen closet. The large wrap-around deck has patio furniture for outdoor dining and leisure. There is plenty of space to relax and mingle with a tastefully furnished kitchen and dining area, plus a large sofa and chair in the living room. The dining areas include seating for six people at either indoor or outdoor meals. The kitchen is completely equipped and allows ample room for assistants to the cook. Plenty of parking is available, and there is even more parking on the street above. The large level front yard is well-loved with plenty of space for croquet, badminton, or volleyball.
Eco-Friendly Home
The home has an excellent, regularly tested artesian well providing water which is excellent to drink. Only eco-friendly products are used in the home and the yard. The lake water is some of the cleanest with monitoring by Tribal and State agencies.
"One of the Cleanest Lakes in the World"
Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River. The lake sits at 2893 feet above sea level and is 28 miles long and 8-15 miles wide. The lake is 370 feet deep at the deepest point and is one of the cleanest large lakes in the world. Adding to the lake’s character are several large islands, the largest of which is Wild Horse Island (more than 2,000 acres). This island is home to several wild horses and a herd of Bighorn Sheep as well as numerous deer and bald eagles. It is now a state park.
The Flathead Lake Biological Station (FLBS) is a University of Montana Center of Excellence that conducts ecological research with an emphasis on fresh water, particularly Flathead Lake and the Flathead watershed. The Bio Station provides field ecology courses for college students, natural resource professionals and educators from around the nation; trains graduate students for professional and teaching careers; and provides scientific data, interpretation and outreach to help resolve environmental problems and inform public policy. Founded in 1899, FLBS is one of the oldest active biological field research stations in the United States. It is located at Yellow Bay on the East Shore of Flathead Lake.
Current 2018 Rates & Check in Information
April 25 - May 31: $255 per week day -- $275 per weekend day
June 1 - September 24: $350 per week day -- $375 per weekend day
November 23 - December 2 or December 21 - January 6: $350 per week day -- $375 per weekend day
September 25 - April 24: $200 per week day -- $250 per weekend day
Accepting bookings starting June 1, 2018.
Rates are for up to 6 guests. A $1000 security deposit is required with every reservation -- fully refundable if the property is properly cared for and returned in the condition you found it. The cleaning fee is $125 per stay. The full rental payment, cleaning fee, rental contract and deposit are required to reserve your vacation rental. There is a 7% Montana Lodging Tax . No pets or smoking are allowed. Long-term renters are welcomed; minimum age limit for renters is 21; children are welcomed. The home is not wheelchair accessible. Minimum stay is two nights. Check in is at 4pm and check out is by 11am.
10% Discount!!
Guests wishing to stay two weeks or longer will receive a discount of 10% from their rental fee at the time of booking.
FREE and Easy Payment Option!!
We accept checks or you can send payments easily and free of charge online if you are part of Clearxchange -- it is a convenient way of making or receiving payment. It is easy to set up, takes a few days to post and then it is available for payment as well as receiving your deposit. Please send all payments to : landersonr@aol.com
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Paypal is also available (Guest pays Paypal Fee). Please send all payments : landersonr@aol.com .
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Magnificent Polson & the Mission Valley
Polson is the largest town on Flathead Lake. It is located at the south end of Flathead Lake on the Flathead Indian Reservation. This lakeside community is the trading center for one of Montana’s most fertile farming areas. In a prime cherry growing region and home to numerous cherry orchards, Polson celebrates with an annual Cherry Festival.
The broad, sweeping Mission Valley south of Polson is bordered by the rugged, snow-capped Mission Mountains. The Flathead River that flows from Polson features whitewater rafting and Kerr Dam. The National Bison Range at Moiese with its large herds of bison, elk, deer, antelope and barn sheep is nearby, as well as the Ninepipes and Pablo Wildlife Refuges for bird watchers. Pablo Reservoir National Wildlife Area (15 minutes away), provides refuge to upland birds and roughly 80,000 ducks. One-half hour south, Ninepipe National Wildlife Area offers still more great habitat and hunting. We are located on the Salish/Kootenai reservation which offers great native culture, a 114 year-old Pow Wow at Arlee and moving frescoes at St. Ignatius Mission. The stunning Mission Mountain Wilderness has dozens of lakes and offers great day hikes. The Garden of Ten Thousand Buddhas, 50 miles south, offers peace and inspiration for the spiritual traveler.
Memorable Moments in Every Season
In the summer you get the bonus of the Cherry Festival, Flathead Lake Blues Festival, and many more goodies seen in the list below. In the fall the the leaves change making for beautiful cool hikes. In the winter you can curl up with hot cocoa and enjoy the view of the beautiful snow covered lake, trees and mountains. It is a great place to decompress while skiing, sledding, ice fishing, ice skating, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing. Kids enjoy making snow forts and snow people. With skiing only 21 miles away, Polson's indoor swimming pool, and a great fitness center, the active traveler can get invigorated! In the spring, usually March 16, the trumpeter swans arrive to the lake providing a very magical view of nature.
The 25-minute movie below provides stunning footage and great information.
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