Set in the small agricultural community of Ronan, in a mountain valley rivaling Jackson Hole and the Tetons, the building features classic '60s Rawhide ranch style architecture, with post-and-beam verandas and ornate cedar siding. The interior features 10' ceilings throughout 2/3 of the building and includes a beautiful 740 sq ft stage with ballet rails and mirrors and a 240 sf dance floor. One of the 6 discrete rental spaces opens to a sunny lawn-garden-patio area featuring shady poplars and evergreens, cedar fencing and a 8'x10' portable stage.
Located midway between Missoula and Kalispell, 20 minutes from Flathead Lake and the Bison Range and 90 minutes from Glacier National Park, the Red Poppy sees an annual average of around 12,000 vehicles per day. A new electronic reader board at the stoplight on US Highway 93 South draws attention to events, activities, goods and services available at the building. Contact Michelle Strozzi at 406-540-3597, or your real estate professional. Unique investment opportunity in NW Montana!
Owner is seeking a buyer with balanced interest in community service and profit. The Red Poppy Building has long been a hub of healthy living and the arts in Montana's Mission Valley. Current tenants are building on that tradition, and hope to continue to provide their services and maintain the building's special qualities under new ownership.
The Western Montana Musicians Co-operative (WMMC) is on a mission to serve the area's music community, and another non-profit tenant, the Montana Co-op (MC)is dedicated to healthier diet, fitness, and reducing dependence on distant farms and fallible transportation systems. The MC utilizes the Red Poppy's fully equipped commercial kitchen to prepare wholesome organic foods and will soon be serving the public with a new health food store and cafe. The WMMC brings notable performers and songwriters to the community and opens its doors to the public for open mic and jam sessions, while offering 24-7 use of its stage, instruments and sound system to all members. For-profit tenants include three family counselors and an internet provider.