Situated on over 33 partially wooded acres with meadows and a seasonal spring/stream and barbed-wire fencing, This 2,100-square-foot home includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms, designed in a conventional ranch style with wood-frame construction and a metal roof and a wraparound deck. Key interior features include vaulted ceilings, a jetted bathtub, and a finished basement with an office. The residence uses electric forced-air heating with central air conditioning and relies on a private well and septic system. The poured concrete foundation and wood siding emphasize durability suited to Montana’s variable climate. The setting offers privacy and panoramic views of surrounding mountains and open valley, showcasing the rural character of Hot Springs. Enjoy access to the trail system below Baldy Peak, backed up to the property. Overall, 40 Maillet Lane represents a modern homestead balancing contemporary construction with the self-sufficient lifestyle characteristic of Montana’s rural mountain communities. Hot Springs, MT, is known for its natural geothermal pools and quiet small-town ambiance. Nearby amenities include the historic Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths and local shops serving a mix of residents, ranchers, and visitors seeking relaxation in the region’s mineral waters.