This captivating cabin was built by a builder for himself. He set out to design a guest home that would give the appearance of a Ralph Lauren designed Adirondack cabin, he succeeded in every detail. From the hand-hewn type fir siding, the cottage-grille windows, the fir planking flooring to the copper gutters and downspouts, this home is a true cabin in the woods. Sheltered on the bank of Half Moon Lake in West Glacier, Montana this idyllic cabin is sure to captivate one's imagination.
The setting is truly mesmerizing what with the enchanting calls of the resident loons and the vast panoramic views into Glacier National Park. This property has over 1,000 feet of Half Moon Lake waterfront. What’s more, this 8.5 acre site has room to build a larger main home on an even more commanding view site.
The home was originally built as the guest home for the property while the upper site was intended for the main home. The owner felt the home lived so comfortably that the need to build larger was never required. 
The home is about 1,600 SF with spacious decks, concrete paver front patio, with stacked stone walls surrounding the home.
The two-bedroom home, features a large compartmentalized bath, a living area – kitchen that has commanding views across Half Moon Lake into the Crown Jewel 
of the Continent, Glacier National Park. The home features an enchanting dining room with an elevated wood-burning fireplace, and glass walls on both sides which view the rock garden on the one side and boasts panoramic views across the lake on the other.
This property is only 3 miles from the very entrance of Glacier National Park. What’s more, Half Moon Lake offers some of the best Largemouth Bass fishing in Montana with four to seven-pound bass caught regularly.
The grounds are meticulously maintained, as is the home. This property will not last as West Glacier is very sought after, waterfront property is rare, and 1,000 feet of waterfront is almost unheard of. All buyers must be pre-qualified buyers prior to any showings scheduled. No showings will occur prior to June 1.
