Montana Log Home Fort Benton MT

Howdy and welcome! Our place spans three levels—main floor with a roomy great space, loft bedroom, and lower level boasting another living spot, kitchen and more bedrooms. There are bathrooms on the main and lower levels. Historic Fort Benton is ripe for explorin'. Walk the trails Lewis & Clark once tread along the mighty Missouri River. Take in the grandeur of the Fort Benton bridge, savor local grub or even embark on a float trip. We sure hope ya relish your time in our homestead! The space Our aim is to make sure yer stay is as enjoyable as a smooth ride across the prairie. Now, this here abode used to be a place for fixin' folks up – a physical therapy studio. So, you might reckon there are some peculiar quirks 'round these parts. The room where they used to do all that therapy magic? Well, it's now a mighty fine bedroom and office. Now, don't go huntin' for the kitchen where you'd expect. It's taken residence down yonder in the basement. Adds a dash of character to the place, you might say. We've got a heap of places to catch some shut-eye and a peaceful deck where the wind whispers through the pines. Enjoy grillin' up some grub on the ol' grill while yer out there. Here's hopin' your time with us is as restful as a cowboy under the stars. Welcome to our homestead! Guest access Parking is as abundant as tumbleweeds on a corner lot - right up front or on the side of the homestead. Hitch up your horseless carriage wherever suits you best, partner, parking at the front or on the side of the house. Other things to note We sure do cherish our humble abode and reckon you will too! We kindly request y'all, along with all our fine guests, to kindly kick off yer dirty and muddy boots at the front door or in the mud room out back. This here helps keep our home tidy and cozy for everyone to relish. As for them big ol' hounds weighin' over 40 pounds, we'd right appreciate it if you'd ask for our blessing before bookin' 'em in. And when it comes to keepin' cozy, we kindly ask ya to keep the thermostat no higher than 72 degrees in the cold seasons and no lower than 70 degrees when it's warm. Much oblige