Enjoy 146± acres of grassy meadows and green timber on the banks of the Bull River. Abundant wildlife, waterfowl, and Bull River Trout make this property very special. The iconic Montana landscape is on full display. Dark blue skies, puffs of clouds, the gurgling of the stream, and the faint call of an Osprey are all daily occurrences on the ranch. Elk and deer enjoy the abundant grass along the river, and summer evenings can be enjoyed watching the shenanigans on the grassy slopes. The tranquility felt on the ranch can’t be replicated anywhere else in the world.
The ranch is also only a short distance from Bull Lake and Noxon Reservoirs, where locals enjoy a plethora of water sports and fishing. The quaint town of Noxon, Montana, is located just a short distance to the south. Libby, Montana is approximately 45 minutes from the ranch and offers a nice variety of shopping options and dining. Libby is the epicenter of Northwest Montana and is the gateway to the Kootenai River and Lake Koocanusa. Troy, Montana is only 30 minutes from the property and offers some essential supplies. Public property (USFS) creates the ranch’s eastern, western, and northern boundaries. Dramatic vistas of the Cabinet Mountains and the Bull River are abundant all over the property. Access to the Cabinet Mountains and the proposed Scotchman Wilderness areas are close by and offer endless adventures. Panoramic views add to the appeal of the land, and its paved highway access makes for easy year-round accessibility.
There are two comfortable cabins on the property with dramatic vistas of the mountains and forests. The improvements offer an opportunity for temporary lodging while constructing a main residence. The western part of the ranch offers a rich forest intermixed with green grass and a small spring meandering under the canopy—a respite for those warm summer afternoons.
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Your dream homesite awaits in the foothills of the Bangtail Mountains in Montana with newly constructed roads and electricity. Contiguous to State land, the property is close to National Forest, Livingston, and Bozeman. It boasts views of the Crazy Mountains, Bangtail Ridge, and the Chief Mountain plateau. Elk, deer, moose, black bear, and more roam the sage-filled land. This ranch is for those who wish to take in alpenglow views, with the twinkling lights from Clyde Park in the distance.
If you want to live on a trout fishing river, there may be no finer place than on the Missouri River in Montana. With a prime location along the blue ribbon mighty MO, spacious accommodations on the water’s edge, and notable investment value, the Flatwater Lodge stands out in today’s market as a premier fly fishing retreat. The turnkey luxury lodge was thoughtfully designed for hosting anglers or doubles as a family retreat and sleeps up to 10 guests comfortably with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.
At a private end-of-road location in the upper Blackfoot Valley, this Montana ranch represents an opportunity to own easily accessible, excellent recreational land featuring a number of private and scenic building locations. This private ranch is located minutes from the Blackfoot River and gateways into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. There are many desirable features to this investment-quality land, including its location in a tightly held valley, making it stand out in today’s land market.
This Montana ranch is engulfed in mountain views and is close to town, yet still in the quiet country. With its lush pastures, spacious barns, and breathtaking views, this property is the perfect place to call home for you and your equine companions. The cowboy culture is still alive. While the rest of the world is living in 2023, Dillion still tips its hat to the pioneers of the 1880s: true remnants of cowboy grins, quaint ranching families, and charming ma & pa shops still occupy these lands.
With spectacular mountain views, sweeping grasslands, and wildlife galore, this may be the place you’ve always dreamed of, boasting an irrigated alpine meadow, two fishable creeks, and a large pond. La Marche Creek originates high up in the Pintler Wilderness Area and runs through the middle of this Montana ranch, offering over 3 miles of creek frontage to fish and hunt. Just imagine access to the Pintler Wilderness Area: miles of trails, cold creeks, mountain lakes, and abundant wildlife.
This Montana property offers 9± miles of live water and natural pools awaiting a dry fly cast, timbered draws, and shrub-covered hills camouflaging elk and mule deer. The ranch is a blank canvas for new owners to pursue quiet solitude and their favorite recreational activities. Only 29± miles southeast of the small ranching town of Big Timber, Montana, the property presents endless outdoor pursuits and attractive investment opportunities.
A Montana sportsman’s paradise boasts fantastic fishing and hunting. This premier recreational property has direct access to the Madison River, multiple springs, sloughs, and high-quality river bottom land. The habitat provides substantial food, and cover enhanced by cultivation for upland birds, waterfowl, and whitetail deer. Over 2± miles of combined Madison River main channel and Jefferson River braids offer deep, slow holes for large trout and more dynamic fishing and spawning habitat.
The Big Hole River makes up the west boundary of this mostly irrigated end-of-the-road property, with a pond in the center. Improvements include a 2,400+ SF, 2 bed, 2 bath home, a guest cabin, another guest quarters adjacent to a detached garage, and a heated shop. Enjoy views of the Pioneer and Highland Mountains while casting to trout. Near Melrose, Dillon, and Butte, the property and endless acres of nearby public land are home to white-tailed deer, elk, bear, duck, geese, and other wildlife.
This Montana ranch has a beautiful home headquarters with newer and well-maintained shops and outbuildings. Walk out the door for flyfishing in the spring-fed ponds and winding stretches of the creek and deer and pheasant hunting. Ample grass for horses and cows and terrific views, and just minutes from the winter and summer resort amenities of Red Lodge. Beautiful, private headquarters with fishing, hunting, skiing, rafting, hiking, and horseback riding all at your doorstep.
Nestled in the Springhill community at the base of the Bridger Mountain Range in Montana is an opportunity to own a “best in class” mountain property in the Gallatin Valley. The Springhill community has long been a sought-after location in the Gallatin Valley. As one of the first settlements, the history is deep, and family roots even deeper. The property overlooks this historic farming community just off Springhill Community Road.
Situated at the base of the Bridger Mountain Range in Montana, this sought-after location near Springhill community borders National Forest, gaining access to thousands of acres for endless outdoor recreational opportunities. It is incredibly difficult to find large parcels within minutes of Bozeman and offering Montana’s iconic views that you must see to believe. Views include the most renowned peaks in the area and are filled with aspens and evergreens.
Nestled between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains in the heart of the Shields River Valley, this property boasts a main home, guest home, shop, and outbuildings. This acreage sits off Brackett Creek Rd and is extremely private, yet 360-degree mountain views abound. The custom 2,200± SF, 2-bed, 2-bath main home features breathtaking views. Located near Clyde Park and Wilsall, close to Livingston, and not far from Bozeman’s international airport, this property checks all the boxes.
The Blackfoot River Retreat is rare, if not singular, in today’s market. Coupling top-notch angling and hunting opportunities with unsurpassed ecosystem diversity, the Montana retreat is a haven for anyone that wants to immerse themselves in the natural grandeur of the historic Blackfoot Valley. The turn-key 3-bed, 2-bath log cabin was built with the river as a visual centerpiece; large windows and doors open to the sights and sounds of the river. A two-car garage offers guest quarters upstairs.
Boasting 0.6± miles of Elk Creek, a tributary of the Shields River, this property is nestled between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains in Montana and sits about 500 ft east of the Shields River, a guide favorite for fishable trout water. The property is about five minutes from Wilsall and less than 15 minutes from Clyde Park. Livingston and Bozeman are less than an hour away. This land checks all the boxes with abundant wildlife, ample grass for livestock, and hundreds of acres to recreate on.
The Montana equestrian ranch boasts the most impressive facilities to be admired by elite horse breeders and the most serious horse trainers. A nearly 30,000± square foot heated indoor arena provides horsemen ample space to work year-round in any discipline of the equestrian arts. The ranch dramatically frames the distant Spanish Peaks while quietly perched above the world-famous Madison River below, counting the ranch among premium fishing properties of Southwest Montana.
Nestled among the meadows of the Bridger Mountains, with stately Ross Peak serving as the backdrop, lies an exciting opportunity to own land and investment property. The offering hosts five residences, recreational outbuildings, a riding arena, endless trails, and a little piece of Montana. As part of the historic farming community of Springhill, the offering provides a rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of the Valley of the Flowers near Bozeman, one of Montana’s most charming locations.
Whether you are in the market for grass, are an avid hunter, or just appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, this Montana ranch is a beautiful mix of deep canyons, badlands, and prairie wilderness with unlimited potential. This quality ranch located in the Missouri Breaks offers a fantastic getaway for those with a spirit of adventure where the elk, deer, and antelope play today, and dinosaurs roamed millions of years ago; their remains can be found throughout the area.
This quality, versatile ranch located in the Missouri Breaks offers a fantastic getaway for those with a spirit of adventure who truly enjoy seclusion, privacy, and the great outdoors. Whether you are in the market for grass, are an avid hunter, or just appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, this ranch is a beautiful mix of deep canyons, badlands, and prairie wilderness with unlimited potential. The elk, deer, and antelope play today, but there is evidence dinosaurs once roamed here.
This property boasts 3+ miles of Deep Creek teeming with trout, 400± irrigated acres, and contiguous public land. The Missouri River and Canyon Ferry Reservoir are both just down the road. A mix of forested canyons, native grass, and creek bottom provide terrain suitable for a wide variety of wildlife, including moose, elk, deer, antelope, upland birds, and waterfowl. About an hour from Bozeman and just a few minutes from Townsend, Montana, this property enjoys views of the Big Belt Mountains.
Above the banks of the Bitterroot River, this perfect Montana retreat offers fantastic fishing and wildlife viewing and access to recreational activities year-round. Watch eagles, osprey, and hawks while beavers and otters swim. Take an evening walk along the bench above the river, where it’s not uncommon to catch deer, elk, and occasional moose, working the river bottom. Fish the Bitterroot River’s main, east, and west fork, or grab your bicycle and catch the trail that runs to Missoula.
This Montana ranch has 1,280± acres of BLM and State lease ground, dryland wheat fields, grazing, year-round Cottonwood Creek, and numerous seeps & springs. With world-class upland bird hunting for sharptailed grouse and Hungarian partridge, big mule deer, black bear, lion, bobcat, and antelope, the hunter will be in Heaven. The big canyons and coulees are famous for known dinosaur and fossil deposits. Grand views of the Pryor/Bighorn Mountains and the Eastern Rocky Mountain Front set the scene.
