Description
Your chance to revive a historic community bar/tavern/restaurant located at the high traffic intersection of Birdseye and Lincoln roads just twenty minutes from downtown Helena. The commercial building is over 5,500 sq ft with two bars, a stage, office and prep kitchen. The 5 1/2 acre lot also includes two plumbed cabins, a dry storage shed, and room for additional structures. The Helena Valley continues to expand and this area is densifying. The locals will need a watering hole and place to dine without driving back to town - plus cater to the hunters, hikers, skiers, and tourists that drive past year round! The size and acoustics may work great for live music, and there is plenty of space for outdoor shows or events. Call Seth O'Connell at 406-422-6852 or your real estate professional!
-
0BEDS
-
5.67ACRES
-
0BATHS
-
01/2 BATHS
School Ratings & Info
Description
Your chance to revive a historic community bar/tavern/restaurant located at the high traffic intersection of Birdseye and Lincoln roads just twenty minutes from downtown Helena. The commercial building is over 5,500 sq ft with two bars, a stage, office and prep kitchen. The 5 1/2 acre lot also includes two plumbed cabins, a dry storage shed, and room for additional structures. The Helena Valley continues to expand and this area is densifying. The locals will need a watering hole and place to dine without driving back to town - plus cater to the hunters, hikers, skiers, and tourists that drive past year round! The size and acoustics may work great for live music, and there is plenty of space for outdoor shows or events. Call Seth O'Connell at 406-422-6852 or your real estate professional!
© 2023 Montana Regional MLS. Information is provided exclusively for consumers personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Data last updated: 2023-12-02T20:18:37.89.
