About this property

We've unearthed a "gold mine" of opportunity in the Sylvanite Townsite. 37.63 (31.95 net) acres (per survey) AND 327 legally recognized and previously subdivided parcels of a forgotten city. More than one hundred years ago, its owner, Eugene Grush and generations of his descendants have owned and protected this precious resource. It encompasses water rights, mineral rights, choice waterfront parcels along 4th of July Creek and stretches its boundaries far along the Yaak River. A large portion of this land is bordered by forest service. Included are well(s), one of which is an artesian well pouring forth water as long as its current owner can remember. You can almost imagine the harsh lives forged in sweat and tears and a hope to stake your claim upon this forgotten "Ghost Town". This once in over a century opportunity, can be your legacy. Call Shirin Lamp at 406-291-0241 or Kevin Lamp at 406-291-6432 or your real estate professional. Currently this forgotten city is populated by creatures of the forest whose foundation is wild foliage, trees, creek and riverbed. Seldom has an inheritance quite been like this one.... Please note that property will require a sanitation review for development. Also, some of the legally recognized parcels no longer exist due to placement of the road. This land, rich in history and folklore, was at one time the most significant focal point of the entire district.

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