Golden Meadow at SxS Ranch

Pristine Montana ground roughly 30 minutes north of Bozeman, offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. A designated building envelope allows for a thoughtfully planned homesite while keeping the landscape open and intact. Enjoy shared access to nearly 971± acres total, private wild trout fishing on Dry Creek, and stunning mountain views. Wildlife abounds, with elk, deer, pronghorn, and upland birds throughout. Big Sky and Yellowstone are within easy reach.

Positioned west of Missoula, Montana, this end-of-the-road sporting ranch features 1± mile of Clark Fork River frontage, open meadows, forested bottomlands, and timbered ridges. The river holds all of Western Montana’s wild trout species, while the land supports elk, deer, turkey, and grouse, with Lolo National Forest bordering the property. Eight legal parcels and no conservation easement offer flexibility for a private retreat, recreational base, or long-term investment.

Eastern Montana offers a working cattle ranch with a legacy of stewardship and long-term, practical management. Grazing is managed to strengthen grass health, improve water distribution, and build soils, supporting livestock performance while helping the native range recover. Productive pastures and reliable water keep operations consistent. Wildlife and recreation abound with elk, mule deer, whitetail, antelope, and upland birds, drawn by water and native cover across rolling grasslands.

This Montana property offers honest, practical ground with a long history tied to a working cattle operation. Open meadows, broken coulees, and natural draws create a varied landscape that supports both grazing and wildlife movement. Adjoining public land expands the sense of space and recreation. Elk, mule deer, antelope, grouse, and prairie dogs add strong hunting appeal. Well-suited for recreation, ranching, or a private retreat, it offers a solid foundation in proven country.

Just east of the Continental Divide and minutes from Helena, this Montana retreat combines privacy, mountain views, and year-round convenience. Bordering Forest Service land, it offers strong wildlife habitat, varied terrain, and freedom from conservation easements or restrictive covenants. Improvements include an accessible single-level home, a view-filled office, an oversized shop with guest space, and an RV hookup, offering excellent flexibility for full-time living or recreation.

Private, usable mountain ground near Helena, Montana, this property offers timber, open grassy pockets, elevated ridges, and strong wildlife presence, including elk, mule deer, moose, black bear, and birds. Mountain views, dark skies, and the absence of conservation easements or restrictive covenants add flexibility. A single-level home, office, large shop, guest quarters, and RV hookup make it well-suited for full-time living, recreation, or a quiet retreat.

Set just outside Trout Creek in northwest Montana, this private retreat combines wooded seclusion with practical access to town, services, and the Clark Fork River corridor. The property includes a well-kept two-bedroom log home with an updated bath, remodeled kitchen, and inviting great room, plus a newer one-bedroom log cabin suited for guests, extended stays, or rental use. Timber and open ground create a usable setting near public lands for hiking, hunting, and year-round recreation.

Blending Lewis and Clark history with a rare combination of live water and privacy, this turnkey river property lies in the Lower Jefferson River Valley near Three Forks. Featuring Jefferson River frontage, a side channel, a trout-stocked pond, and strong riparian habitat, it supports excellent fishing and abundant wildlife. With quality, move-in-ready improvements and easy access to Bozeman, it offers a secluded yet convenient setting for a private retreat or lasting legacy holding.

Set in Southwest Montana’s Beaverhead Valley, the Oliver Performance Horse Facility is a rare 36± acre turnkey equestrian estate. Designed for the serious horseman, it features two quality barns, an indoor arena, and well-planned pens and paddocks with shelters and heated waterers. Perched on a ridge with sweeping mountain views, the property includes a charming farmhouse, strong-producing wells, and easy access to Dillon, blue-ribbon trout streams, and endless recreation in a thriving ag community.

Set high above the Countryman Creek valley along the divide of the Yellowstone and Stillwater River systems, this Montana holding offers commanding Beartooth Mountain views and classic Western presence. Rolling grasslands blend with ponderosa pine and cedar, supporting grazing, wildlife, and future homesites. County road access, a pole barn, multiple wells, developed springs, and seasonal creeks provide solid infrastructure. Located in Montana’s 575 Hunting District, the property supports elk, mule deer, and upland birds, with convenient access to nearby towns and rivers.

Located in Montana’s Swan Valley, this property offers long-held family ownership, exceptional privacy, and expansive mountain views. A custom log home overlooks an 11± acre wetland lake fed by seasonal tributaries, ideal for wildlife observation. The landscape blends timber, meadows, and riparian corridors and directly adjoins US Forest Service land, with public access nearby. Scenic Highway 83 provides convenient access to Condon, Bigfork, Missoula, and western Montana destinations statewide.

Originally homesteaded in 1896 and owned by the same family for over a century, this historic Montana ranch embodies the spirit of the American West. With pristine river frontage, natural springs, abundant wildlife, and productive meadows, it offers opportunities for ranching, recreation, and conservation. Free from zoning restrictions or conservation easements, it provides the rare freedom to build, preserve, or evolve the land while enjoying proximity to natural landmarks and Yellowstone.

This Montana estate combines natural beauty and refined living. It has over 1,100 feet of Ashley Lake frontage, 7.5± miles of private trails, and custom improvements crafted with timeless design. The property offers year-round recreation, from hiking and horseback riding to skiing and snowshoeing, all amid forested ridges and mountain views. Located minutes from Kalispell, Whitefish, and Glacier National Park, it provides seclusion, convenience, and unmatched opportunities.

Expansive Montana property near East Glacier Park offers varied terrain, lush pastures, and a private lake. It is ideal for grazing, recreation, or building, providing sweeping views, agricultural potential, and year-round access. Close to Glacier National Park, Amtrak, and nearby airports, it’s positioned for both convenience and adventure. From horseback riding to winter exploration, this rare opportunity combines functionality and scenic beauty in one of Montana’s most spectacular settings.

Minutes from Ennis and Virginia City, this Montana property features a 2,944± SF custom home with three bedrooms, two baths, a walk-out basement, and an attached garage. Equestrian facilities include pastures, a barn, corrals, and a tack room. A three-bay shop and equipment barn add utility. Surrounded by mountain ranges and abundant wildlife, the land offers access to nearby public ground for hunting, fishing, hiking, and year-round recreation in the Madison Valley.

Set in the Sapphire Mountains with sweeping views and unmatched privacy, this Montana property includes diverse terrain, Willow Creek frontage, and direct access to public land. Wildlife thrives in the varied landscape of ridgelines, meadows, and timber. With no covenants or restrictions, it offers prime building sites and flexibility for recreation or conservation. Only minutes from Corvallis and Hamilton and just 51± miles from Missoula, it blends seclusion with accessibility.

Located in the scenic Stillwater Valley near Nye, Montana, this legacy property features 1.65± miles of the Stillwater River frontage, complemented by 0.7± miles of both sides of the West Fork Stillwater River flowing through the heart of the ranch. With irrigated and sub-irrigated pastures, thermal springs, modest homes, abundant wildlife, and panoramic mountain views, it offers exceptional recreational opportunity, agricultural utility, and natural beauty in a private and peaceful setting.

This property borders the Lolo National Forest and includes deeded land across five parcels with diverse terrain—forests, ridgelines, meadows, and creeks. It has panoramic build sites, a road network, and off-grid infrastructure. On-site recreation includes hunting, skiing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, with direct access to vast public land. Just 10± miles from Lolo and 21± from Missoula, this unencumbered Montana property offers privacy, access, and potential for investment or recreation.

Near the town of Libby, in a pristine and less-discovered area of Montana rich with fish and wildlife, Linehan Outfitting operates from their Kootenai River Lodge along the Kootenai River. The lodge serves as the perfect launch point for guests, who can relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of the river between their hunting and fishing adventures. Linehan Outfitting is one of the few businesses in the industry offering a full range of hunting and fishing packages year-round. 

Most of this acreage is contiguous to National Forest, near Livingston, Bozeman, the Yellowstone River, and Yellowstone National Park. The land boasts views of the Crazy Mountains, Bangtail Ridge, and the Chief Mountain plateau. Wildlife roam through the sage-filled land with newly constructed roads and electricity. This is the ideal location to build your dream home in Montana, as you can enjoy the seclusion of your private property with the convenience of nearby amenities.

A stunning five-bedroom, 5.5-bath custom home near Red Lodge, “Luther”, Montana, sits privately at the end of the road, surrounded by State Land and National Forest on three sides. Crafted with reclaimed materials and local stone, the property includes a horse barn, complete guest quarters, and direct access to hunting, fishing, and horseback riding on public lands. Wildlife is abundant, views are protected, and recreation opportunities extend all the way to Yellowstone National Park.