Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 1.03 acres in the desirable Gates of the Mountains Subdivision, offering breathtaking views of the Missouri River and direct access to the Missouri River/Upper Holter Lake recreation corridor. Nestled among some of Montana's most spectacular scenery, this property is bordered by USDA Forest Service land, providing added privacy and an incredible natural backdrop right outside your door. The gently sloping terrain creates an ideal and natural building site, perfectly positioned to capture the stunning water and mountain views that make this area so sought after. Whether you're planning a year-round residence or a seasonal Montana retreat, this parcel offers the setting to bring your vision to life. HOA dues include road maintenance, helping ensure reliable access throughout the year, HOA transfer fee TBD. Property improvements include an existing well with a total depth of 98 feet. Water rights are currently designated for lawn and garden use with a 1995 priority date. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding water quality, well condition, production capacity, and all related testing. Seller makes no warranties or guarantees regarding the well or water quality. Power is available nearby, propane will be required, as natural gas is not available in the area. There is currently no septic system approval on file for the parcel; however, several nearby properties have obtained approvals, making future permitting appear feasible. Buyers should verify all development and municipal requirements independently. Rarely does a parcel with river views, direct access to the Missouri River and Upper Holter Lake, Forest Service frontage, existing well infrastructure, and proximity to one of Montana's most iconic landmarks become available. Don't miss this chance to own one of Montana's true lake-view gems near the legendary Gates of the Mountains. More photos to come. The Gates of the Mountains region is one of Montana's most iconic destinations, celebrated for its rich history, breathtaking scenery, and endless recreational opportunities. Named by Meriwether Lewis during the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the area is known for its towering limestone cliffs that rise dramatically above the Missouri River, creating a landscape unlike any other in the state. Today, residents and visitors alike enjoy exceptional boating, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor adventures amidst the stunning beauty of this legendary Montana landmark.