This Montana ranch comes with all the country fixins’

Located near Ennis, Montana, this ranch was built in 1917 by Jack Watkins. Although much of the original exterior remains untouched, this front porch and a side porch were added, which help connect the interiors to the beautiful surrounding area.

We don’t know what’s more eye-catching in this living room: the beautiful stone fireplace or the light fixture made of taxidermy ram heads. Regardless, there’s no denying the leather seating, the layered throw blankets, and roaring fire make this room the coziest in the home.

Although the kitchen was remodelled, the architects preserved the country ranch aesthetic. We love the cabinets and their wooden drawer pulls, the apron-front sink, and the patterned area rug. Clad in the same wood finish as the cabinets, the fridge is concealed, while the chef-worthy stainless stove offers a pop of modernity.

In the dining nook, the legs of the table and chairs are made of unfinished sticks, while the sideboard looks like an antique. And of course, there’s an antler chandelier.

This intricate handrail was made by the original owner and builder. It's over 100 years old!

Here’s a look into one of the ranch’s bedrooms. We love the mix of patterns in this space and the two lamps hanging on the wall, as if they’re ready to be grabbed by two young girls off on an adventure.

The front porch is where we’re positive the homeowners like to hang out on warm summer days.