23 Trumble Creek Loop Kalispell, MT 59901

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Breathtaking Montana Craftsman Custom-built home with log & rustic accents throughout. PLEASE CLICK on the 3*** FOR FULL DESCRIPTION of all of the remodel, upgrades and ORGANIC IMPROVEMENTS made to this property. This amazing Home sits on 1.5 pristine private acres that has been extensively upgraded. This home is filled with Rustic accents, Vaulted Ceilings, Granite Counter tops, upgraded cabinetry and a host of many improvements. The finishing touches of this special home speak to ones sense of comfort and relaxation. There is a separate updated 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest apartment reflecting a private and peaceful getaway. Most of the property has recently been fenced. Outside you can follow meandering sunlit trails through old growth trees leading you to a huge groomed grass field that could be a soccer practice field or a home for a Toy Barn or Shop. For more info on all the amazing benefits of this home, please call Trini Carreon at 406 270-6688 or your real estate professional. 23 Trumble Creek Loop, Kalispell, MT Private, forested, organic property centrally located to Big Mountain ski area, Glacier National Park, and Flathead Lake. Property Exterior: -This is an organic property. No herbicides or pesticides have been used on it for four years. -Property re-landscaped with grass, white Dutch and red clover to put nitrogen into the soil and help the bees, tulips, daffodils, lilacs, forsythia, fruit (cherry/apple) trees, ponderosa pine trees, spruce and fir trees, ash and aspen trees, black current and elderberry bushes, two hazelnut bushes, rhubarb, wildflowers, day lilies, peonies, Asiatic lilies, and burning bushes. Tall trees on property, especially those close to house, have had branches trimmed. Wild roses, snowberry bushes, choke cherry shrubs, wild violets, red and white clover, Oregon grape, wild asters and daisies also grow throughout the property. Bull and regular thistle grow and are present as a food source for gold finches living and nesting here. Additionally, there is a wild red ant mound in one of the forest thickets that provides food in the form of ant larva to the wild birds throughout the winter. No ants from the mound bother the house. The birds keep the size of the mound in check. Birds include two species of woodpecker, chickadees, gold finches, finches, owls, magpies, crows, ravens, robins, hummingbirds, pheasants, wild turkeys, and several songbirds. Black squirrels, occasionally a skunk, deer, voles, toads, and lots of night crawlers a (worms) inhabit the property. -Salt hot tub for five, with colored lights and waterfall, and seven-year warranty still in effect. -Electrified garden shed. -Pull out parking space next to garage -New gutters. -Pasture fencing around property with two pasture gates; new privacy fencing around house. Fenced storage area next to garden shed for equipment, etc. Covered wood storage with more than two-plus years’ wood supply. -New Belgard patio with edging around deck and walkway between house and garage. -Natural, organic crushed yellow shale horseshoe driveway, that doesn’t retain heat and carcinogens like an asphalt driveway does. -Garage with insulated door—two metal storage racks included. -Birdhouses on topped trees. -House bench on front porch included. Home Interior: -Knotty alder paneled ceilings inside house and on front/rear porches. -Circular saw distressed solid fir floors 3/8 inch thick or more. -Crawl (it’s actually a “stoop”) space storage with trap door entrance. -Kitchen: New quartz counters, new extra-large stainless-steel sink and fixtures, appliances—less than three years old. Live edge eating counter with three coordinated wood and iron spinning stools (all new and included). -Water conditioner and iron filter (approximately three years old) -Tankless water heater in house (approximately three years old) -Two new custom cedar closets downstairs. -Triple heat back-up in house: Forced electric heaters per room, two gas Rinnai heaters downstairs (in bed