The Lingshire property is an “end of the road”, 640± acre, private ranch consisting of rolling grass meadows, sparsely to heavily timbered slopes bordering National Forest Service land which provides access to one of the prettiest and most productive stretches of the Smith River. There is also a hand peeled, timber framed cabin providing a loft for sleeping, a small kitchen, bathroom, and living area. The elk and deer hunting on the property and in the adjacent National Forest can be excellent.
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This scenic ranch located along the tailwater stretch of the Ruby River offers incredible fishing, a productive agricultural operation and a blank canvas to build your dream home. The property is also a price conservation opportunity.
This idyllic river bottom ranch offers towering cottonwood trees, dense riparian habitat, beautiful hay meadows and spring fed sloughs, all nestled along the banks of the Shields River. You could be fly fishing in the afternoon and within minutes be sitting down to a gourmet meal in Livingston or Bozeman. Shields River Ranch is a synergy of recreation, agriculture, beauty, and convenience.
Prairie meadow, native range land, large deciduous trees and lush river bottom form this 74± acre property. Over one third of a mile of the Big Hole River traverses the northern boundary of the ranch with an additional quarter mile of the spring-influenced Big Hole Ditch running alongside the residence, providing 2 excellent fishable options.
This ranch boasts .5± miles of Jefferson River frontage, notably one of the top trophy trout fisheries in the West, and offers excellent hunting for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, antelope, upland game birds and waterfowl. This 995± acre ranch is located in an expansive Montana river valley with mountain views in all directions. The ranch is a true river to mountain property running from the Jefferson River into the timbered ridges of the Tobacco Root Mountains.
Boulder River Meadow provides a window to the very best of the Northern Rockies; a privileged place in nature alongside one of America’s great wildernesses all within reach of the most illustrious of Montana’s rivers.
It is not often that a ranch of this quality comes on the market. The Yellowstone basin has, for many years, been the most sought after location for recreational ranches in Montana because of the abundant wildlife and fishery resources as well as some of the most dramatic scenery in the Northern Rockies. Additionally, the proximity of the ranch to Yellowstone Park, along with Bozeman, contributes to the attractiveness and value of the ranch.
The proximity of Fleshman Creek 240 to Yellowstone Park, along with Livingston and Bozeman, contribute to the attractiveness and value of the ranch coupled with a plethora of wildlife on the property. For these reasons, it is difficult to imagine an investment that will provide more enjoyment while at the same time remain one of the most sought after and finite products in the real estate investment world.
The Castle Mountain Homestead is a rare offering in this remarkably beautiful and genuinely Montana setting. The 600± acres lie within the Lewis and Clark National Forest on the northeastern slopes of the Castle Mountains. The ranch offers hunting for elk, deer, black bear and mountain grouse.
The Wild Horse Mountain Ranch would make a great property for a recreational retreat or possibly a year-round residence and the land has conservation easement potential.
This property combines very close proximity to Bozeman with a custom-built home and equestrian amenities. Surrounded by aspen and mature trees, the property consists of 66± usable deeded acres on Bozeman’s south side with end of the road privacy. The improvements are outstanding, showing artistic form, quality workmanship and functional design. Ideal property for the horse lover or any outdoor recreational enthusiast.
This beautiful and secluded ranch offers year-round, live water from Pine Creek and backs up to the Lolo National Forest. This Ranch could be the perfect location for a year-round residence or weekend retreat with easy access to urban amenities found in the great city of Missoula.
The headquarters of the Cross Six Ranch, 480± acres located approximately 4± miles northwest of Martinsdale, Montana is nestled in the valley between the Crazies, Castles and Little Belt Mountains. The famed North Fork of the Musselshell River flows through the ranch for 1.3± miles and provides an extremely private fishery as well as ample […]
This ranch offers a variety of recreational pursuits including exceptional hunting for big game species such as elk, mule deer and antelope and boasts 231± irrigated acres of excellent farm ground and 2 newly constructed ponds. This property is also within 15 minutes of the Missouri River and the waters of Canyon Ferry Lake.
The Engwis Ranch is a world class offering on one of the world’s greatest fly fishing rivers, and one of best located and well managed ranches in the west. The stewardship this ranch has received is nothing short of magnificent. With endless recreational amenities and a productive agricultural operation, this ranch has it all.
Whether you’re enjoying a late afternoon hike, an extended horseback ride, an evening of hunting, or fishing the early morning hours on any one of the many trout streams in the area, you’ll find yourself in absolute paradise on this ranch.
Nestled over 400 feet above the gin clear waters of Wade Lake sits the Wade Lake Overlook. The property location is hard to beat for recreational enthusiasts. This is a rare opportunity to own a gorgeous piece of land and spectacular custom home with some of the most staggering 360-degree views overlooking one of Montana’s most pristine lakes.
Situated on the bank of the Bitterroot River, this retreat offers amazing views, incredible fishing opportunities, and a wildlife observation point, all from the private deck.
This property offers the untouched and pristine setting of Elk Creek, wildflowers, prairie and towering mountain faces offering the broadest range of outdoor recreation. The ranch’s contemporary legacy is one of a still wild place, featuring an extraordinary array of wildlife and the vast areas of conserved land that makes up the Rocky Mountain Front.
Located in beautiful Bozeman, Montana in the shadow of the Bridger Mountains overlooking the Gallatin Valley and all of Bozeman, Valley Views at Bridger Shadows Farm commands an eagle’s perch of the surrounding landscape. An outstanding sporting property with terrific conservation easement potential, this is a desirable property fit for many.
This property is a stunning 240± acres that encompasses some the Gallatin Valley’s most picturesque land. Numerous building pockets are perfectly sited to take in the mountains above or the valley below. The Bridger Mountains provide a stunning melodic backdrop with 360-degree views of the entire Gallatin Valley.
This property is a beautiful 186± acres that is configured in 5 separate parcels that are contiguous. Two of the parcels totaling 78 acres are zoned Agricultural Suburban while the rest of the farm is unzoned. You can’t beat the location, just minutes from downtown Bozeman.
