Kila Real Estate

Kila Real Estate

Welcome to Kila, Montana – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Flathead County! This charming community offers a unique blend of small-town charm and breathtaking natural beauty, making it an ideal place to call home.

Kila is surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Rocky Mountains, providing residents with endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. Whether you enjoy hiking, fishing, or simply soaking in the serene views, Kila's proximity to Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park ensures that nature is always just a stone's throw away. The area is rich in wildlife and offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

With a close-knit community feel, Kila boasts friendly neighbors and a welcoming atmosphere. Local events and gatherings foster a strong sense of belonging, making it easy to connect with fellow residents. The town is also conveniently located near larger cities like Kalispell and Whitefish, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment while still preserving the tranquility of rural living.

Kila's real estate market features a variety of options, from cozy single-family homes to expansive properties with stunning views. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking to invest in a vacation retreat, Kila offers something for everyone.

Experience the charm of Kila, where breathtaking landscapes meet a warm community spirit. Discover your dream home in this picturesque Montana town, and embrace a lifestyle filled with adventure, peace, and natural beauty!

Newest Listings in Kila

NHN & 232 Wild Bill Trail, Kila
$1,725,000
30079274 MLS
Welcome to Wild Bill Reserve, an extraordinary 350-acre private Montana retreat nestled in the heart of Kila. Surrounded by spruce, pine, and larch, this expansive property offers exceptional privacy, year-round access, multiple potential building sites, and breathtaking views of Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort, the Flathead Valley, and surrounding Kila landscape. Adjoining National Forest land to the south, with the Wild Bill Trailhead nearby, the property offers incredible recreational opportunities right out your back door. Elk, deer, bear, eagles, and other wildlife frequent the land, creating an ideal setting for a private residence, recreational getaway, hunting retreat, or legacy property. The current Owner has thoughtfully improved the property with nearly one mile of private road winding to the top of the mountain, where a large, level building site has been cleared to maximize the panoramic views. Essential infrastructure is already in place, including on-site power, a brand-new well, and a gated entry for added privacy and convenience. Despite its secluded setting, Wild Bill Reserve is only approximately 25 minutes from Kalispell, offering convenient access to shopping, dining, schools and everyday amenities while preserving the peace and solitude of Montana living. An optional 2024 Grand Design Momentum RV (Model 414M) with toy hauler capabilities and solar panels is also available at an additional cost. Whether envisioned as a private estate, recreational playground, hunting haven, or long-term investment, Wild Bill Reserve offers a rare combination of acreage, infrastructure, recreation, wildlife, privacy, and unforgettable Montana views. Video recording in progress on the property.

NHN & 232 Wild Bill Trail, Kila

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Stephanie Thompson | stephanieTsellsMT@outlook.com from Listing Office: RE/MAX Mountain View.

106 Bent Pine Lane, Kila
$349,000
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 30079081 MLS
Tucked away on 5.06 wooded acres just outside Kila, this unique mountain property offers natural beauty and the opportunity to bring a one-of-a-kind vision to completion. The journey begins with a stunning scenic drive through open meadows, mountain country, and creek crossings before arriving at this privately situated property surrounded by beautiful custom homes. The 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin showcases thoughtful custom craftsmanship, including beautiful exposed beam work and a handcrafted stair railing. The main living area features a wood stove, full bath, bedroom, and lofted sleeping area, creating a warm and inviting retreat with plenty of character. An unfinished guest-quarters area provides tremendous potential for additional living space, studio space, guest accommodations, or whatever best suits your needs. Outside, the wooded acreage offers a year-round stream, gardens, and a greenhouse—elements that lend themselves beautifully to a more self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle. The stream currently feeds a cistern and flows into a pump house that provides water to the home. No recorded water rights have been located for the property, so buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding water rights and the existing water system. The property is served by power and a septic system and permit are in place. An existing outhouse is also connected to the septic system. The home remains under construction and will require additional work, making this an opportunity for someone ready to bring their tools, craftsmanship, and ideas to the property. The atypical foundation may present financing considerations, and buyers should consult with their lender regarding qualification. With no covenants, the possibilities are extensive. Back-road access toward Blacktail Mountain Ski Area adds to the recreational appeal, while the property's secluded setting provides a peaceful base for enjoying Montana's mountains, forests, and abundant outdoor opportunities. If you're looking for a property with character, privacy, and room to create something truly your own, this Kila-area retreat offers a rare opportunity to finish the vision.

106 Bent Pine Lane, Kila

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Gretchen Lancaster | gretchen@lancasterandco.com from Listing Office: Lancaster and Company, Premier Properties.

2503 Wild Bill Road, Kila
$1,650,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 30079068 MLS
Discover the Montana lifestyle at its finest with this quintessential 21± acre ranchette, where a custom timber-framed home, quality horse facilities, year-round water, and direct access to thousands of acres of National Forest come together in one remarkable property. Tucked into a private, sheltered setting and bordered by National Forest on two sides, the property feels like an extension of the surrounding wilderness. A gently flowing, year-round creek winds through the acreage, while the beautifully “parked-out” landscape showcases mature timber, cleared undergrowth, and inviting open spaces that transition naturally into the forest. For the equestrian enthusiast, the property is ready to go. A fully fenced pasture adjoins the barn area, along with three additional healthy, fenced pastures that have been carefully managed through rotational grazing. Not bringing horses? The possibilities are just as exciting. Allow the pastures to return to lush mountain meadows, or take advantage of the open ground for orchards, gardens, or other agricultural pursuits. Existing electric fencing offers an added advantage for keeping Montana’s abundant deer from enjoying the harvest before you do. Adventure begins right outside your door. Ride directly from the property onto seemingly endless miles of Forest Service roads and trails, or spend your days hiking, exploring, cross-country skiing, and enjoying the surrounding public lands. With National Forest on two sides, there is an incredible sense of space and freedom that is increasingly difficult to find. The custom timber-framed home perfectly complements its surroundings, offering the warmth and character expected from a true Montana retreat. Recent improvements include a brand-new roof installed in September 2026 and a new entryway deck. Whether you envision horses in the pasture, mornings along the creek, evenings beneath the timber, or simply having thousands of acres of public land beyond your property line, this is more than a home on acreage—it’s an opportunity to live the Montana lifestyle from your own backyard. The property’s position in a protected valley offers comfortable year-round conditions, while inside the home, the smooth walls and warm timber tones create a welcoming atmosphere. Situated less than 30 minutes from Kalispell, this ranchette combines refined rural living, ranching, and luxury in one rare offering. The house itself (3,400+ sq. ft.) was featured in Timberhome Living Magazine, a testament to its craftsmanship and design. Step inside to find oversized windows that frame forest and meadow views and fill the interior with natural light. Hand-pegged Douglas fir timbers showcase the structural artistry, while vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan lend the space a bright, airy character. With four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two large family rooms, and an additional loft bedroom, the home comfortably accommodates family and guests. The high-efficiency radiant-floor heating system ensures consistent comfort, and because the interior features smooth wall surfaces rather than log construction, the home enjoys a lighter, more modern aesthetic while still reflecting the warmth of wood. Built in 2004, the property also includes a ±2,000 sq. ft. heated and insulated shop, perfect for vehicles, storage, or creative projects. Outside, the land is as functional as it is beautiful. The high-quality electric fencing has been well maintained around the property’s perimeter. In addition, four distinct pastures (one with water access) have been rotationally grazed and nourished through managed manure distribution, maintaining their health and productivity. The barn with covered exterior stalls provides secure space for livestock, with the option to add interior heated stalls. A cleared and leveled arena base has been beautifully set surrounded by aspens, ready for riding or training. The property’s sheltered valley location keeps weather moderate through the seasons. The corral and barn are easily visible from the home, allowing for effortless livestock oversight. Perhaps best of all, owners can ride directly onto miles of Forest Service trails, including access to the renowned Blacktail–Wild Bill Trail System — a vast network supporting horseback riding, ATVs, hiking, and outdoor exploration. The parcel is eligible for subdivision into two 10+ acre lots, offering options for future development or estate planning. The location offers both convenience and recreation. Downtown Kalispell provides shopping, dining, and healthcare just under 30 minutes away. The Glacier Park International Airport (approximately 40 minutes) makes travel simple, while Whitefish Mountain Resort (about 45 minutes) provides acclaimed skiing and year-round mountain recreation. Flathead Lake, Little Bitterroot Lake, the Thompson Chain of Lakes, McGregor Lake, and Smith Lake are all nearby, each offering unique opportunities for boating, fishing, and outdoor enjoyment. And right from your own gate, the Blacktail–Wild Bill Trail System connects you to miles of scenic routes for horseback riding, hiking, and off-road adventure across the National Forest landscape. If you’re seeking a balance of craftsmanship, equestrian functionality, recreation, and forested serenity — all within easy reach of town — this Montana property truly delivers. One of the four bedrooms is nonconforming; septic permit lists three bedrooms. The buyer is responsible for performing their own due diligence. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all information. All information is from sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed by the listing brokerage or agents. Information subject to change without notice. All prospective purchasers and agents should check for accuracy regarding all statements contained herein to their satisfaction.

2503 Wild Bill Road, Kila

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Tanner Rauk | Tanner@TheAlignedBrokers.com from Listing Office: Aligned Brokers, LLC.

1775 Emmons Canyon Road, Kila
$799,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 414886 MLS
A 2008 log A-frame on ten secluded acres in Kila, already earning income: this turnkey short-term rental carries perfect guest ratings onVRBO and June and July 2027 bookings on the calendar. No covenants, no HOA. Inside, 2,237 square feet of vaulted wood-paneledceilings and exposed log beams open to a kitchen with stainless appliances and a breakfast-bar peninsula, with walls of glass framing thetimber. The primary sits just off the kitchen with its own ensuite. Two guest bedrooms occupy the walk-out lower level, one opening tothe patio. The loft adds a fourth sleeping space with its own full bath, an office, or a second living room. Three full baths plus aconvenient half bath, and room to sleep 12. Recent improvements: new engineered wood flooring on both levels, a fully redone laundryroom, and refinished tongue-and-groove in the loft. New tubs and tile are purchased and convey, ready for a buyer to finish. Fallen treesand stumps cleared, driveway re-rocked. Outside, a covered deck, a stone path down to the creek and its footbridge, a fire pit, and acreekside seat for morning coffee. Ten acres of meadow and timber, horses allowed, 2025 taxes under $3,000. Starlink delivers internetand phone service, a real asset at this elevation for remote work or guest bookings. Mini-splits handle heat and air conditioning, withelectric baseboard backup. Parking is no problem, with room for trucks, trailers, and off-road toys: the Wild Bill OHV trail system is closeby, Blacktail Mountain Ski Area and Whitefish Mountain Resort a short drive in winter. Kalispell is roughly 30 minutes down the mountain,Flathead Lake about 40, and Glacier Park International Airport under an hour. Step into the booking history, hold it as a privaterecreational basecamp, or settle in full time. Sheds convey. Hot tub available by separate bill of sale. Year-round access; the final fivemiles are gravel; 4x4 or AWD recommended in winter. Buyer to verify all information.

1775 Emmons Canyon Road, Kila

Courtesy of Kayla Seaman with Montana Property Brokers.

1775 Emmons Canyon Road, Kila
$799,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 30078342 MLS
A 2008 log A-frame on ten secluded acres in Kila, already earning income: this turnkey short-term rental carries perfect guest ratings on VRBO and June and July 2027 bookings on the calendar. No covenants, no HOA. Inside, 2,237 square feet of vaulted wood-paneled ceilings and exposed log beams open to a kitchen with stainless appliances and a breakfast-bar peninsula, with walls of glass framing the timber. The primary sits just off the kitchen with its own ensuite. Two guest bedrooms occupy the walk-out lower level, one opening to the patio. The loft adds a fourth sleeping space with its own full bath, an office, or a second living room. Three full baths plus a convenient half bath, and room to sleep 12. Recent improvements: new engineered wood flooring on both levels, a fully redone laundry room, and refinished tongue-and-groove in the loft. New tubs and tile are purchased and convey, ready for a buyer to finish. Fallen trees and stumps cleared, driveway re-rocked. Outside, a covered deck, a stone path down to the creek and its footbridge, a fire pit, and a creekside seat for morning coffee. Ten acres of meadow and timber, horses allowed, 2025 taxes under $3,000. Starlink delivers internet and phone service, a real asset at this elevation for remote work or guest bookings. Mini-splits handle heat and air conditioning, with electric baseboard backup. Parking is no problem, with room for trucks, trailers, and off-road toys: the Wild Bill OHV trail system is close by, Blacktail Mountain Ski Area and Whitefish Mountain Resort a short drive in winter. Kalispell is roughly 30 minutes down the mountain, Flathead Lake about 40, and Glacier Park International Airport under an hour. Step into the booking history, hold it as a private recreational basecamp, or settle in full time. Sheds convey. Hot tub available by separate bill of sale. Year-round access; the final five miles are gravel; 4x4 or AWD recommended in winter. Buyer to verify all information.

1775 Emmons Canyon Road, Kila

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Kayla Seaman | kayla@montanapropertybrokers.com from Listing Office: Montana Property Brokers.

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