Raised on a remote cattle ranch in south central Montana, Jim began his education in a one-room schoolhouse. He went on to St. Paul’s School subsequently earning his BA from Yale University. Jim joined Hall and Hall in 1972 as one of two partners. He and a growing number of pioneering co-owners and partners have built Hall and Hall into one of the largest rural real estate firms in the world. Jim is a retired polo player, an avid skier, a fly fisherman and has served on the Advisory Council of Yellowstone Forever and the Montana Nature Conservancy. He is actively involved with his wife, Anne Kent Taylor, in the operation of both a safari company and a foundation focusing on wildlife conservation in Kenya. Retiring as a managing director of Hall and Hall in 2012, he remains a full time real estate partner and a principal and director of Hall and Hall Incorporated.
379± Acres
Set in the exclusive Boulder River Valley
West Boulder River frontage
Property under Conservation Easement
Resplendent wood home with 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, spacious dining, living, kitchen area
Gorgeous setting with extended river rock retaining wall and wooden stairs leading to the home
Excellent fishing, wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities
Within 1 hour of Bozeman and 90 minutes of Billings and two commercial airports
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This letter is written in part to thank Hall & Hall and its associates for their dedication towards serving clients and prospective clients and to purvey to prospective buyers and sellers of properties in the Rocky Mountains West that Hall & Hall’s commitment towards building knowledge of...
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