$124,900 Home in Laurel, Montana (near Billings) in Laurel, Montana

NO REALTORS! NO SOLICITORS! Two bedroom, one bath home, with the exceptional interior handcrafted woodwork only found in quality homes from the xxxxs. There are xxxx sq ft plus a full sized unfinished basement which contains the forced-air heating system, storage, pantry and workshop space. Front and back are a sun porch and mud-room. The double size fully fenced corner lot (0.19 acres) has two full sized gates with off-the-street RV storage for two vehicles. One of the two large garden areas (both currently planted with a wide-assortment of fresh vegetables) is separately fenced and a complete 6 X 8 greenhouse kit is included--awaiting construction. The cottage style home, the detached single car garage and an ample garden supply shed are freshly painted and complemented by master landscaping. All buildings have ?new? roofing less than five years old. Forced air gas heat is supplemented by a gas ?wood stove.? The neighborhood is quiet though only three blocks from down town Laurel. A WalMart Supercenter is less than five minutes and the major shopping (Costco, Target, Barnes & Noble, etc) in Billings is a twenty minute drive. Delta Airlines jet service to the Billings Airport is about a-half-hour drive. Schools (elementary, middle and high school) and youth sports facilities, including the community pool and picnic areas, are all within 0.4 miles. The community is renowned for the support of their youth sports programs. Recreational opportunities are nearby with world class fishing and boating streams and lakes. The destination ski resort at Red Lodge which bills itself as the ?Gateway to Yellowstone Park via the beautiful Beartooth Highway? is about an hour away. Billings, Montana?s largest city has two universities. The Alberta Bair Theater and the Rimrock Arena host household-name entertainers and Broadway Shows. We have recently talked with several people who work in Montana?s fuel fields and have purchased homes in the Laurel area. Family housing is very difficult to find near the fuel fields so by living in Laurel their families have access to school, employment opportunities and safe small-town living. The coal and oilfield workers work several days consecutively and then have several days at home in Laurel.