Wake up to the Bitterroots and fall asleep to the sound of Bass Creek. This 20-acre property outside Florence offers both, with a paved county road, along with mountain views, abundant wildlife, and two distinct water features. Two 10-acre parcels on Luby Lane are offered together in prime whitetail, turkey, and waterfowl habitat. A seasonal fork of Bass Creek runs through one parcel, with water rights included, while the other holds a pond that draws waterfowl and adds another dimension to the property. The Bitterroot River is just minutes away. The ground has been used for summer livestock grazing, and much of the 20 acres lies within the floodplain-part of what makes it such rich wildlife habitat. Buyers should factor that into future building plans, but for hunting, grazing, recreation, and simply enjoying the water, this property is hard to beat. With no HOA and no CCRs, electric and fiber optic on-site, the property offers added freedom and flexibility. Luby Lane is a county-maintained road and is on the Florence school bus route, providing convenient year-round access while still offering the space and rural setting of the Bitterroot Valley. Two separate parcels create even more possibilities for how the property is used. Run livestock through the summer, watch wildlife move through the creek bottom, or simply enjoy your own stretch of the Bitterroot Valley. Come walk the ground, listen to the creek, and see what makes this place special.