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     Perfect vacation rental home; spacious, clean and quiet with 
breath-taking views, yet minutes from hiking and fishing, food, shopping 
and dining.  Located in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, adjacent to 
the Teller Wildlife Refuge, the 24 acre Willow House property affords 
unobstructed views of the dramatic Bitterroot Mountains to the west and 
of the Sapphire Mountains to the east. World-class trout fishing on the 
Bitterroot River is five minutes away.
     The split-level Prairie-style home is perfectly designed for 
friends, family and entertaining; yet spacious enough for peace, quiet 
and solitude. Something for everyone.

     The Willow House has a fully-equipped kitchen, a gas barbeque 
grille, a large east-facing deck with glider chairs, a picnic table, 
laundry facilities, wireless DSL, Direct TV, DVD and a game room 
complete with ping-pong table and various card and board games.                                                 
Outside, nearly an acre of lawn surrounds the house, affording plenty 
of space for badminton, horseshoes, croquet, bocce, tag, or simply 
snoozing in the hammock. 
     This four-bedroom home comfortably sleeps eight people and is 
laid out so that both public and private space are available 
simultaneously.  There is a comforter on every bed and central-heating 
keeps the house cozy and warm throughout the year.  The Willow House 
is strictly non-smoking.

     The trees lining the renowned Bitterroot River (of fly-fishing 
fame) are within sight of our front door (and front swing) and the 
river itself is but a 5 minute drive (with boat launch, fishing, and 
swimming access right there at Woodside Crossing); the town of 
Corvallis (with a convenient and well-supplied grocery store and deli) 
is less than 5 minutes away; and the town of Hamilton, with a number 
of fine restaurants, a local brewery, excellent bakery, fine coffee 
shops, as well as grocery stores, health food stores and produce 
stand, is approximately 10 minutes away by car.  The Farmer's Market 
is on Saturday.
     Hiking in the Bitterroots couldn't be easier as there are a 
mumber of trailheads within a 10-20 minute drive from the front door 
and we have a hiking guide and maps available for your use.  
Summertime rafting on the Bitterroot River is fantastic and horseback 
riding and fishing guides are available in the valley.  The fishing is 
world-class.  Missoula is an hour away;  Glacier and Yellowstone 
National Parks are each less than a day's drive away.

                Monthly	  Weekly	      Daily	    Minimum Stay

November-April	$2,500	  $1,100 - $1,350     $150 - $200   3 days

May-October	n/a	  $1,200 - $1,450     $275	    3 days

(lower prices are for 2 person special)