19 Eagle Point Lane , Bridger, MT 59014(Carbon County)

Ponderosa pines tower upward toward the Big Sky with nearby views of the breathtaking Beartooth Mountains on this 20-acre parcel. Enjoy year-round access on your road and be mindful that building a dream home or a getaway cabin is a keen and feasible idea! The property is located in the Eagle Point Estates with HOA restrictions that will protect your investment. The covenants are in place to prevent erosion and uphold the natural and scenic beauty of the area. This property is just outside of Bridger, Montana; hence, you will delight in the seclusion and tranquility on your expansive acreage to roam and adventure. Furthermore, Billings and Bridger is just a short drive away to take advantage of the many amenities and accommodations there. Getting to experience all of the best features of Montana on 20 acres with views and opportunity for exploration, hunting, and wildlife viewing is a decision that will enrich life as you know it. It will be a choice you can appreciate on your deck overlooking the views while you sip on a cup of steaming coffee and watch the deer bound by and think about how wonderful life is! Local AreaBridger, Montana is part of Carbon County and is a small metropolitan community outside of the bustling city of Billings, Montana. It serves as the entrance to the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area that includes the Devil’s Canyon Overlook. This overlook provides stunning views of the Bighorn Canyon that crosscuts a 1000-foot-high segment of fault that contributes to the Pryor Mountains. The Pryor Mountains are a unique piece of geological beauty that has been formed by the erosion of uplifted limestone. The Pryor Mountains are home to butterflies, birds, bighorn sheep, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, bats, hummingbirds, and eagles. Spend your coveted time hiking, bird- watching, horseback riding, hunting, taking scenic drives, or geology tours. Astonishingly, there are about 130 wild mustangs running wild in the Pryor Mountains! Catching a glimpse of the mustangs would be a memory that you would share with very few and those of the historic past! If you have had enough outdoor activity, head into the city and relish in the cultural experiences there.Billings proudly serves as Montana’s largest city, Billings, Montana is and continues to be a growing cultural and business center for much of Montana and even areas of Wyoming. Historically, Billings has served as a transportation gateway between the plains to the east and the mountains to the west. Here, opportunity is aplenty with some of the best western attractions, events, hospitality, shopping, and cuisine Montana can offer. Take advantage of Billings’ awesome bar scene as the city accommodates six breweries and two distilleries. Excite your taste buds with the many different beers or liquors on tap and eat some fabulous food.Things to do- Beartooth Mountains-Take one of the most scenic drives in the United States, the Beartooth Highway, and experience the breathtaking views of the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains. The high alpine panoramic scenes will surely drop your jaw on this National Scenic Byways All-American Road. It stuns with one of the highest and most rugged climbs in the lower 48 states!- Yellowstone River-Fish for walleye or float on this beautiful and majestic river that flows right through Billings.- Western History-Visit the Battle of the Bighorn and Custer’s Last Stand at the national monument outside of Billings. See Pompey’s Pillar National Monument where Captain William Clark famously landed in 1806.