Raised in Montana, Ryan has enjoyed a lifetime of outdoor experiences including hiking, skiing, bow-hunting, bird-hunting, fly-fishing, and photography. Ryan has a passion for nature and its many attributes which gives him tremendous appreciation for, and the desire to help preserve, the extensive network of land and water that are so important and beneficial to the West and those who live here. Ryan has been licensed in Montana since 2000 and has an extensive background in high-end ranch real estate. He is proficient at handling complex deal structures and developing solutions with successful outcomes for both buyers and sellers. A vast knowledge and love for the outdoors, along with a high skill set in collaborations with real estate ventures, help drive his desire to be one of the best brokers working in the ranch real estate market. He currently resides in Bozeman, Montana with his wife and two sons.
Rocky Mountain views, grand plateaus, healthy verdant creek bottoms, and dramatic rock canyons are a hint of what the Chimney Rock Ranch encompasses in one contiguous, private block. The Ranch has 10,605± deeded acres and 1,465± leased acres spread below the Absaroka and Crazy Mountain Ranges, combining the characteristics of a working cattle ranch with excellent recreational features including trout fishing along 5± private miles of Lower Deer Creek. Approximately 30± miles of trails, which can be enjoyed on horseback or while hiking, cover the ranch. In addition, there are 7± miles of national forest boundary providing access to thousands of additional recreational forest service and wilderness land. A beautiful main residence with exceptional views anchors the expansive ranch which also contains an equestrian center and other improvements that complement the ranch’s working aspects. Centrally located in Montana, the Chimney Rock Ranch is found 30 minutes south of Big Timber with a private airport, and within a 90-minute drive of Bozeman, providing amenities and a commercial airport. Exceptional private fishing, equestrian mecca, trophy hunting, and beauty complemented by well-appointed improvements make Chimney Rock Ranch one of the finest ranches on the market today.
Working ranch with tremendous recreation
1,465± leased acres
Borders 7± miles of national forest providing access to thousands of additional recreational acreage
5± miles of private fishing access on Lower Deer Creek
Excellent big game hunting with trophy elk and whitetail
Beautiful main home and guest house
Two manager’s homes, a modest apartment and an additional visitor’s home
Equestrian center with indoor riding arena, horse barn and 30+ miles of riding trails
30± minutes from Big Timber, Montana near a private airport, and within 90 minutes of Bozeman and a commercial airport
Professionalism, preparation, and overall positive demeanor.
The professionalism, preparation, and overall positive demeanor exhibited… were truly impressive… I have never before worked with a more dedicated, knowledgeable, and level-headed sales professional. Steve...
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