The Buffalo Trail Ranch occupies a proud position along one of the most scenic reaches of Montana’s famous Blackfoot River, adjacent to Scotty Brown Bridge. A spacious mix of wide-open meadows, scattered pockets of timber and over 1.5 miles of easy-access riverfront on 550± acres make this perhaps the finest Montana riverfront property available today.
The home has been lovingly restored from an early 20th century settler’s cabin. Complete with all the modern upgrades and at least two additions over time, the residence appears to literally have sprouted from the banks of this esteemed river. Occupying a choice bankside location that under today’s land use restrictions would be impossible to recreate, the home has commanding views up and down river, as well as a riverside deck from which one could literally cast a fly. Three architecturally restored guest cabins surround a bonfire pit alongside the main house, conjuring images of sparks flying into the summer night while enjoying the company of family and other loved ones. Additional features include extraordinary wildlife values, including an important elk calving area and easy year-round access from Highway 200 less than one hour from Missoula.
Magical 141± acre Yellowstone River ranch retreat with custom home and guest apartment overlooking the river toward snowcapped peaks. A superb horse property with irrigated meadows, barn, and outdoor riding arena.
This 178± acre ranch is located on the Yellowstone River and is one hour east of Billings. Waterfowl, deer, turkey, and pheasant are abundant.
The Home Place Ranch is 5,212± deeded acres, with a 1,160± acre BLM and 640± acre state lease. A modest house and cattle facilities. All within one hour of Billings, Montana.
This 5,777± deeded-acre property with 398± leased acres offers excellent summer grazing, abundant wildlife, and prime elk hunting. Its diverse terrain, proximity to Dillon, and recreational opportunities make it an exceptional investment and retreat.
The 373± acre sporting property is located near Belgrade, Montana. Encompassing the headwaters of Story Creek, productive cropland has been managed for wildlife from pheasants to waterfowl to trophy quality whitetail deer.
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