Welcome to Point of Rocks Retreat, 60± acres in two parcels, including pivot and wheel line irrigation and 1,930± feet of Parrot Ditch. This irrigated land is suitable for a remarkable variety of wildlife, including mule deer, white-tailed deer, antelope, upland game birds, and waterfowl. A 2,400± SF, three bedroom, one and a half bathroom home welcomes a new owner. Located about an hour from Bozeman and just 10± minutes from Twin Bridges in the tightly held Jefferson River Valley, land this size in this valley rarely comes to market. With some of the country’s most breathtaking scenery, this property enjoys views of three mountain ranges in an unspoiled area of southwestern Montana that has remained unchanged for generations. The property and surrounding area boast some of the finest outdoor recreation in southwest Montana and plentiful agricultural production. Hunting opportunities are endless. Even the most experienced big game hunter or wing-shooter will be in awe of the sporting opportunities afforded on Point of Rocks Retreat and nearby public land. The property is in an over-the-counter area for deer and elk licenses. The entire property is in hunting district 320. Trophy white-tailed deer and mule deer are available on the ranch, and plenty of antelope call the property home. There are multiple Hungarian partridge coveys for the upland bird enthusiast, a favorite target for many western bird hunters, and pheasant and turkey. The most significant portion of Point of Rocks Retreat comprises irrigated hay meadows with one large pivot and wheel line irrigation. The property is a solid agricultural operation, with excellent facilities, ample cover, and a hay base currently least by a neighbor.
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In the heart of the Shields River Valley, this property features a home, shop, and outbuildings and sits right off Highway 89 for year-round access. About half a mile of Spring Creek makes up the southern boundary. The historic 3,388± SF home includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with breathtaking views stretching as far as the eye can see out the many large windows. Outbuildings include a 42’ x 72’ Morton building, a three-car shop/garage, an old granary, multiple sheds, and a greenhouse.
Nestled between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains, this Montana farm sits right off Highway 89 for year-round access. The farm has been well-managed, from rich farmland to rolling meadows, including168± acres of flood-irrigated land with high-priority water rights from Cottonwood Ditch. An additional 73± acres of dryland hay ground can be productive during wet years, as well as 10± acres of pasture. The property has traditionally been leased out for farming and seasonal grazing.
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For over a century, the Blue Moon Saloon has been a Montana landmark, rebuilt in 2006 with superior materials. Historically, it has adapted to regional demands, transitioning through roles like a train depot, hotel, & restaurant. Currently a cherished residence with a brief commute to Butte, its future is ripe for innovation by a new owner. Ideally located near the Divide Bridge Boat Launch on the Big Hole River & close to extensive public lands, it’s poised for its next transformative chapter.
Escape to your own Montana paradise with this ideal rural property near the Big Hole River, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy endless recreational activities, including hiking, hunting, fishing, camping, and horseback riding. The property features an existing home for immediate occupancy and a vacant parcel perfect for building your dream home or cabin. Surrounded by natural beauty and abundant wildlife like elk, deer, and moose, this is a rare opportunity for a serene rural retreat.
This property in Montana is perched atop a hillside, overlooking Bozeman and the sprawling Gallatin Valley. Among only five available build sites on the ranch, this parcel offers breathtaking panoramic vistas encompassing the Bridger Mountains, the picturesque Gallatin Valley, and the expanse of agricultural land in between. With a one-fifth recreational stake in 160± acres, there is approximately 1,170± feet of fishable Dry Creek, allowing for fishing and other recreational opportunities.
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This top-tier elk hunting ranch is in a general hunting district, which provides an optimal opportunity to hunt in both Idaho and Montana. Although it is nestled in the Beaverhead Mountains and surrounded by endless public land, the property is not off grid, with power, fiber optics, and water from a spring. This ranch includes 2.5± miles of Nip and Tuck Creek for trout fishing and four ponds. Travel less than a half hour to Leadore, Idaho, for basic amenities or 50+ minutes to Dillon, Montana.
Lots of water, excellent feed sources, and healthy populations of trophy bull elk make this one of the top hunting ranches in Montana. In the rugged Missouri River Breaks, the ranch is surrounded by thousands of acres of public land. This area is renowned for excellent trophy elk, deer, antelope, and turkey hunting. From high tree-covered ridges to rolling grasslands to timbered coulees and over 300 acres of food plots, this ranch has everything an outdoor enthusiast is looking for.
A short drive to Big Sky Town Center, 20± minutes to Big Sky Resort, and less than an hour to Yellowstone National Park, this spectacular 9,437± SF home includes 5 beds and 4.5 baths and incredible views of Ramshorn Mountain and the Gallatin Range. A 1-bed, 1-bath guest apartment sits over the detached second heated garage. Sitting on 20± acres in the heart of southwest Montana, this mountain retreat is perfect for the equestrian or someone looking for extra space in an unmatched location.
Montana’s Big Hole River Ranch boasts breathtaking views and over two miles of river frontage, making it a haven for fishing and wildlife enthusiasts. It borders Forest Service land, featuring lush meadows, dense timber, abundant wildlife, a cozy cabin, and a private, 4,000± foot airstrip. A cozy cabin with 3 beds/2 baths and the 48′ x 38′ four-stall horse barn make this property a unique blend of adventure and tranquility for those drawn to the majestic seclusion of the Rocky Mountains.
This property is home to excellent populations of white-tailed and mule deer, antelope, elk, upland game birds, and the occasional moose. The land has been well-managed, from its diverse dry land to its rolling meadows, with ample grass for livestock. Peaceful, quiet, and surrounded by magnificent scenery, this Montana property feels private, yet necessary amenities are just a few minutes away in the small towns of Clyde Park and Wilsall.
Located along the banks of one of Montana’s greatest fly fishing rivers, this property is between Yellowstone National Park and Livingston in the famed Paradise Valley. The Yellowstone River forms the north and west boundaries of the property for about a mile. Rolling bluffs above the river showcase ‘big sky’ views, with the Gallatin Range to the west and the Absaroka Range to the east. The river bottom is full of cottonwood trees and small junipers and loaded with wildlife.
Nestled in the iconic Big Hole Valley, the ranch encapsulates the essence of Old Montana—a timeless haven where history and natural beauty converge. With meadows and grasslands, the property thrives year-round as an agricultural gem with 300-400± cow/calf pairs. Recreation opportunities are limitless with abundant elk and fishable Pintler Creek, complemented by public land boundary and other wildlife. Without existing improvements, the property provides a pristine canvas for future development.
Struck Creek Ranch stands as a testament to tradition, stewardship, and the spirit of the American West. Experience the rustic charm and rich heritage of ranch life. This ranch, steeped in history and nestled within the vast expanse of Montana, spans acres of pristine land; the commitment to sustainable practices and ethical husbandry resonates through every aspect of the current operations. An abundance of water and hay ground make this one of the best cattle ranches on the market today.
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This Montana ranch offers acres of lush fields and rolling hills with awe-inspiring views of the magnificent Beartooth face of the eastern Rocky Mountain front. The palatial home & superb equestrian facilities present privacy, luxury, and the Western recreational lifestyle. Volney Creek flows through the property and provides irrigation water for the ditches that irrigate the 330± acres of verdant hayfields and is full of trout. Dry Creek also runs all year and draws a large resident elk herd.
