Beaverhead County, Montana Land For Sale (27 results)

Nestled in the heart of Montana ranch country near Grant, the Coyote Creek Ranch encompasses 2,802± deeded acres surrounded by breathtaking views of the Pioneer Mountains. Steeped in history, this region of Horse Prairie is where the Lewis and Clark Expedition met Sacagawea’s Lemhi Shoshone people in 1805—an area long valued for its open grasslands, water, and early ranching heritage. Coyote Creek Ranch is a rare combination of productivity, recreation, and beauty. The property features abundant live water from Coyote, Jensen, and Lodgepole Creeks, plus a well-stocked trout pond. Approximately 770± acres are irrigable, providing fertile meadows for hay and grazing. Sub-irrigated and flood-irrigated bottoms are lined with aspens, meandering creeks, and rich wildlife habitat. The ranch also includes valuable grazing leases on adjoining USFS, State, and BLM lands. This property is encumbered by a conservation easement; details are available upon request. Currently operated as a summer grazing unit, the ranch has historically supported around 500+/- cow/calf pairs each summer for a 5 month season, utilizing both deeded and leased acreage. In 2025, the owner successfully ran 300+/- pairs and 300+/- yearlings during the most recent season. Fully fenced and cross-fenced with well-designed corrals, this is an efficient, turnkey cattle operation with dependable carrying capacity and diverse forage. For the sportsman, Coyote Creek Ranch is an outdoor paradise. Wildlife is abundant—elk, whitetail and mule deer, moose, bear, upland birds, and trout thrive here. Located in Hunting District 329, the ranch lies within an over-the-counter elk area for residents and borders thousands of acres of public land, offering exceptional hunting and recreation year-round. Improvements balance rustic charm with modern function. The Whisper Creek log home overlooks the trout pond and Horse Prairie, featuring 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, a primary suite with jetted tub and walk-in tile shower, and a finished walk-out basement with family and rec rooms. A wraparound porch captures sweeping 360° views. A detached 30' x 45' garage provides ample storage. The guest or manager’s home includes 3 bedrooms and 2 baths for comfortable living. And don't forget about the modest trapper's bunkhouse! A 40' x 60' Cleary building with horse stalls, tack and feed areas, and covered overhangs completes this well-equipped ranch headquarters. Coyote Creek Ranch offers the ideal balance of production, recreation, and Montana beauty—a true legacy property beneath the Big Sky.

The Elk Canyon Ranch stands out as the best offering currently on the market in Montana, providing unparalleled quality and unmatched opportunities for discerning elk and big game hunters. This turnkey, top-tier elk hunting ranch is located in a general hunting district, offering the unique advantage of hunting both Idaho and Montana. Although nestled in the Beaverhead Mountains and surrounded by endless public land, the Elk Canyon Ranch is not off-grid - it offers power, fiber optics, and water from a spring. The ranch encompasses 1,273+/- deeded acres of timber and pasture and is protected by a conservation easement, preserving its open spaces, wildlife habitat, and scenic beauty for generations to come. In addition, the property boasts 2.5+/- miles of Nip and Tuck Creek for trout fishing and four ponds throughout. Within a short 30+/- minute drive, you'll find the Lemhi River in Idaho or Clark Canyon Reservoir in Montana, the origin of the Beaverhead River and end of the Red Rock River. A 40+/- minute drive brings you to the historic ghost town of Bannack, while less than an hour delivers you to Jackson or Elk Horn Hot Springs. For convenience, Leadore, Idaho offers basic amenities within 30 minutes, and Dillon, Montana provides expanded services just 50+/- minutes away. End-of-road privacy, plentiful water, abundant feed sources, and extensive public land access make this the ultimate elk hunting property. It is the unmatched seclusion and protected landscape of the Elk Canyon Ranch that truly separates it from the pack.

Situated in the heart of the renowned Centennial Valley, the Jones Creek Ranch represents a unique opportunity for the rancher looking for summer/fall pasture or the conservation-minded buyers and investors seeking to steward one of Montanas most spectacular and ecologically rich landscapes. This Centennial Valley is a big open landscape, bordered by mountain ranges and rolling native grasslands. The property is traversed by Jones Creek and Winslow Creek, providing a vital water source for wildlife and livestock alike. The ranch features highly productive native range, supporting sustainable cattle grazing and offering excellent potential for habitat preservation and restoration projects. The southern portion of the ranch has a good stand of timber and a change in topography from the north portion of the ranch. This historic working ranch lies within a region known for its exceptional wildlife corridors, migratory birds, and proximity to protected lands, making it a prime candidate for conservation easements or ecological investment. The rich habitat, coupled with the ranchs existing agricultural operations, offers the ideal blend of conservation value and working landscape utility. Free from the restrictions of a conservation easement, this property stands out in today's market for its valuable versatility and potential for future use. Whether preserved as a private sanctuary, a conservation-focused investment, or a balanced ranching operation, the Jones Creek Ranch offers not only stunning scenery and ecological significance but also the chance to secure a legacy property in one of Montanas last great wide-open places.

At the crossroads of where Yellowstone meets A River Runs Through It, this is an extremely rare piece of Montana beauty located on the Beaverhead River. A private boat launch, the ability to cast your favorite fly off the deck, and within minutes of every amenity one could desire in Dillon, make this a unique once in a lifetime property. Three airports are within a short two hour drive. Complete with five bedrooms, a two bedroom guest house and situated on over 6.5 spacious acres, there is room for everyone. The stone fire place is the perfect spot to gather and will warm not only your weary bones but also your soul. The open floor plan of the main level is the perfect place to gather and share smiles and laughs alike. World class fishing, waterfowl overhead and whitetail deer grace the property. Breathtaking views of the Blacktail, Pioneer, and Tobacco Root Ranges make for awe-inspiring views. The recent addition of mature trees add to the seclusion of the property and gives it a very private and tranquil feel. Hard wood floors, tiled showers, custom cabinets and countertops add elegance with some western flair. The property is serviced by a well, natural gas and septic.

Start each day surrounded by mountain peaks and the wide-open calm of Montana’s famed Big Hole Valley. Set on 20± acres, 1624 Steel Creek is a modern farmhouse filled with natural light and unobstructed views in every direction. This custom 5-bedroom, 3-bath home offers spacious living, quality craftsmanship, and the kind of Montana setting people come here for. The open-concept main level includes a well-appointed kitchen with quartz countertops, soft-close cabinetry, newer stainless appliances, and a walk-in pantry. The living area centers around a cozy wood stove—an inviting place to unwind after a day outside. The main-level owner’s suite features its own fireplace, sitting area, walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired ensuite with a clawfoot soaker tub and walk-in shower. A second bedroom, full bath, and laundry area complete the main floor. The fully finished basement adds even more functional space, with three bedrooms (all with egress windows), a full bathroom, and a large family room ideal for relaxing or hosting guests. Outside, the wraparound deck takes full advantage of the setting, overlooking the valley and surrounding mountains. Wildlife is a part of daily life here—antelope frequent the property and elk migrate nearby, with snow geese, moose, bear, and the occasional wolf seen in the area. Additional features include an oversized insulated 2-car garage, perimeter fencing, and excellent fiber-optic internet. Just over five minutes from Wisdom, 1624 Steel Creek offers a rare combination of privacy, scenery, and convenience. With public lands, high-alpine lakes, world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, and Lost Trail Ski Area all close by, this property delivers an exceptional Montana lifestyle in one of its most scenic valleys. For questions or to schedule a showing, please contact Listing Agent, Bailey Escott of Beaverhead Home & Ranch Real Estate, at 406.596.0251.

COWAN BAR PLACER GOLD Location: Bannack Mining District, Dillon, Montana The Cowan Bar Placer Gold Property presents an exceptional investment opportunity in one of Montana's most historically significant gold-producing areas. This advanced exploration and potential production property is located in the renowned Bannack Mining District, just downstream from Bannack, Montana's first gold mining boomtown from the 1860s. Spanning 89.25 acres across six private parcels, the claim covers over 1 mile of Grasshopper Creek, a historically rich placer gold-producing creek. The Cowan Bar Placer is known for its untapped potential, offering investors a chance to capitalize on a district with a long history of gold production, including 500,000 ounces of gold from the Bannack district. Grasshopper Creek was the first major gold discovery site in Montana and has produced considerable amounts of placer gold in its history. The Cowan Bar property lies in the heart of this rich district, offering modern operators the potential to recover gold using contemporary, efficient methods. Key Property Features: Resource Estimates: According to a 1987 geological report, the property is estimated to hold 63,900 ounces of placer gold, derived from 3.55 million cubic yards of gold-bearing gravel. Additional cemented gravels not included in the resource calculation may provide further gold deposits. Test results from these gravels indicate gold content of 0.461 ounces per ton. Overburden & Pay Gravels: The overburden depth ranges from 2-6 feet, with more than 40 distinct pay gravel layers identified. These layers offer rich gold deposits and include a variety of materials, such as sand, sediment, river rock, and cemented gravels. The cemented gravels at depth represent a significant opportunity for additional gold recovery, especially with modern mining methods. Water Rights: The property comes with comprehensive water rights for the full output of Grasshopper Creek, providing sufficient water to support operations ranging from 1,000 yards per day to larger 10,000-yard per day mining projects. These rights are a valuable asset that ensures consistent water supply for high-volume mining operations. Scalable Operations: The Cowan Bar Placer is suitable for a range of mining operations. A small-scale project (1,000 yards per day) could be managed with a small team of 3-4 workers, utilizing basic placer equipment and optimized recovery systems. For larger operations, the property could support up to 10,000 yards per day, putting it on par with some of the largest placer mining operations in Alaska or the Yukon. Revenue Potential: A 1,000-yard per day operation could generate $50,000 to $150,000 per day in revenue, depending on gold recovery rates, market conditions, and equipment efficiency. A 10,000-yard per day operation would significantly increase these numbers, offering even more revenue potential. Mining Techniques and Technologies: The historical methods of gold recovery on the property were not efficient, particularly when dealing with flour gold and fine gold particles. However, with the introduction of modern recovery technologies like centrifugal concentrators, the extraction of these smaller particles would no longer be a challenge. Additionally, the use of commercial dredging could lower operating costs significantly, though this method would require higher initial capital investment. Historical Significance and Geology: Bannack Mining District: The Bannack district is the birthplace of gold mining in Montana. Gold was first discovered here in 1862 along Grasshopper Creek, making it the first major gold discovery in the state. In its first year of production, $600,000 worth of gold (approximately 30,000 ounces) was extracted from the creek. By 1863, the town of Bannack had a population of over 3,000 people and became the first capital of Montana Territory. The area was known for its rich placer deposits (which accounted for 75% of the districts gold production) and its lode mines (which contributed the remaining 25%). Geology of the Bannack District: The geology in the area is dominated by the Beaverhead Formation, which consists of conglomerates, sandstones, and limestones formed during the Laramide orogeny. These deposits, formed during the Late Cretaceous to early Eocene, are key to understanding the rich gold-bearing layers at Cowan Bar. Gold veins in the area formed along fractures and faults in the granodiorite intrusives and limestones. These veins are known to produce free-milling gold, making them highly desirable for placer mining operations. Cowan Bars Geological Layers: The Cowan Bar Placer property itself is characterized by multiple layers of placer deposits, including cemented gravels at depth, which are not yet fully explored. The current resource estimate does not take these deeper layers into account, which could significantly increase the amount of recoverable gold. The gold deposits at Cowan Bar have been deposited through multiple periods of sedimentation, resulting in over 40 layers of pay gravel that could be mined individually or in sequence to maximize gold recovery. Development Opportunities and Upside Potential: Small-Scale Development: A small, 1,000-yard per day operation could be initiated with a relatively low initial investment. A team of 3-4 people could run the operation with standard placer equipment and a centrifugal concentrator to optimize recovery of fine gold. Large-Scale Commercial Mining: A larger operation (up to 10,000 yards per day) would require more advanced equipment, infrastructure, and potentially commercial dredging techniques. This scale of mining could substantially increase daily revenue, making it a highly profitable venture. Additional Exploration Potential: While the property already has extensive geological data, the deeper cemented gravels have not been fully explored. Modern drilling and testing could potentially expand the gold resource by up to 5-10 times the current estimate. There is also the possibility of converting the property into a hardrock open-pit mine at depth, which would open up additional resource potential. Next Steps: Contact us today to schedule a site visit and discuss how you can secure this exceptional investment opportunity. We offer detailed geological reports, drill records, assays, and additional materials for serious investors interested in acquiring the Cowan Bar Placer Gold Property. This property is offered for sale due to the dissolution of a partnership. Lease or joint venture options are not available. Available Reports: Geach, R.D., Mines and Mineral Deposits, Beaverhead County, Montana, Bulletin 85, Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, 1972. Miller, Gosta, Letter to Prescott Underwood, Private Correspondence, 1980. Mulholland, P., Cowan Placer Property, Bannack Mining District, Private Report, Rough Stock Mining Services, 2020. Pearson, R.C., Argenta to Bannack, Beaverhead County, Montana, Road Log and Field Trip Guide for American Institute of Professional Geologists, Summer 1988, Open-File Report 88-412, U.S. Geological Survey, 1988. Skoog, E.W., Cowan Bar Placer Exploration Report, Private Report, 1991. Winchell, A.N., Mining Districts of the Dillon Quadrangle, Montana, Bulletin 574, U.S. Geological Survey, 1914.

Here are 5 acres for sale surrounded by National Forest with no neighbors, a huge shop, amazing mountain views, trees, elk and deer all near Sappington Creek, Trapper Creek and Trapper Lake and the famed Big Hole River. Here it is. The Montana mountain property youve been waiting for thats surrounded by the Beaverhead/Deer Lodge National Forest. Let me say that again, its SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL FOREST. Theres no neighbors. No adjacent private land. This is an extremely rare find. Its right out in the middle of the Beaverhead Deer Lodge National Forest not just along the edge of it. Theres an unmaintained county road that comes close to the property and then a short stretch of National Forest road thats open to drive to the property where the shop sits and where theres plenty of other level building or camping areas that are ready to go with some of the most amazing views of the surrounding mountains. Theres Granite Mountain, Lion Mountain, Cleve Mountain, and Sheriff Mountains in the area just to name just a few. The mountains are above tree line and its got that great alpine look and feel. Its a must see to believe and experience. The property comes with an approximately 8500 square foot shop that has a cement floor and steel beams. The roof and other items are in need of some repair, but the structure of the building is all there. The building could be made into living space, workspace, or storage space or all three. You can park your camper in it for the winter too. Theres lots of room on the ground level and an upper level area as well. This is not a place to live year-round however as theres too much snow and its too far in. It bears repeating, this is NOT a year-round property. Its amazing to find a building of this size up in such a remote area and in such wild country, so buy it now and enjoy the possibilities. Its a rare find and gives you lots of options for having your piece of heaven out in the mountains of Montana. Sappington Creek runs right by within 100 feet of the property on the National Forest, and it feeds into Trapper Creek which is very nearby as well. Both creeks have cutthroat trout in them for fishing and fresh mountain water right out your back door. Trapper Creek comes out of Trapper Lake which is a high mountain Lake thats only about 2 miles from the property too. It has lots of high mountain cutthroat trout in it for lots and lots of fun. The Pioneer Mountains here have a multitude of high mountain lakes and streams to hike, explore, and fish. If thats not enough the Big Hole River is back down Trapper Creek Road at Melrose, Montana and the Beaverhead River is nearby too. Its a fishermans paradise. There are the county and National Forest roads and jeep and ATV trails that take you right on to the National Forest from the property and up near the tops of some of these mountains in the area where youll have a chance of seeing mountain goats and bighorn sheep as well as the elk, deer and moose in the area. Its high country at its finest and its close access right from the property. You can also hunt your property for deer and elk or step right out on to the National Forest and take off from there. Theres thousands and thousands of acres and youre right out in the middle of it all. You can hunt both elk and deer with a general tag and theres extra cow tags you can draw for a second elk as well since the elk are so plentiful in Hunting District 331. Theres vast amounts of country to find them in, so you cant go wrong. The area is rich in mining history as well. Some of the remains of the old towns of Hecla, Lion City, and Trapper City can still be found. They used to sit up in the drainages above the property where the miners worked and brought ore down to this property in hopes of striking it rich on the silver, copper, and other metals these mountains hold. Some evidence of the past mining and piles of the ore can be found on and next to the property on the National Forest, but much of the property is forested and undisturbed too. It now has a remote and quiet feel that you just want to get away to and relax. This is high elevation snowy country at 7800 feet, so dont ask about living here year-round. Its recreational property at its finest during the summer and fall, but not a place to live in the winter. The road is rough in places too. From Melrose, Montana theres about 8 miles of relatively good gravel road. From there its another approximately 5 miles of rough unmaintained county road with a short stretch of National Forest road to the property. You might consider bringing in a pickup box camper or pulling a small camper in or possibly even trailering some building materials in to fix the shop or build a cabin, but youd have to take it slow, and it would be rough. Melrose which is about 15 miles away has fuel and a place to eat. Its about 46 miles to Dillon and about 50 miles to Butte for more of the amenities and an airport there in Butte. This is an extremely rare find having such a large structure already in place and being surrounded by National Forest with all these hunting, fishing, and recreating opportunities at your fingertips along with the history and wildlife in the area as well. Youve even got several high mountain creeks right out your back door. The possibilities are endless, so dont wait.

The Axes Canyon Smith Unit's 3,760+/- deeded acres and 438+/- state lease acres lie along the foothills of the Ruby Mountains, just five miles from Dillon, Montana. Bordering public lands and offering a diverse landscape that transitions from foothill grasslands to timbered uplands, the ranch offers an excellent blend of wildlife habitat and four-season livestock grazing. The location overlooking irrigated hay fields along the Blacktail Deer Creek drainage makes the ranch ideal for elk hunting during the fall archery and rifle seasons. A well-developed stock water system and improved pastures enhance grazing capacity. Situated in an area characterized by large, tightly held operating ranches, the ranch has broad appeal for land investment, ranching, hunting, and residential development in one of southwest Montana's finest areas for outdoor recreation. The Facts: ~ Located about five miles from the town of Dillon, a thriving hub of ranching and outdoor recreation in southwest Montana ~ Encompasses 3,760+/- deeded acres and 438+/- leased acres ~ Features a mix of grasslands, foothills, and timbered uplands ~ Currently utilized for summer grazing with improved pastures and an extensive stock water distribution system ~ Provides exceptional elk hunting throughout the fall seasons ~ Numerous building sites offering sweeping views of the Beaverhead Valley and the surrounding mountain ranges ~ Located minutes from world-class fly-fishing rivers, including the Beaverhead, Big Hole, Ruby, and Jefferson

Carter Creek Ranch is an expansive 8,519+/- deeded acre property located ten miles southeast of Dillon, Montana, in a region known for its strong agricultural heritage and recreational opportunities. An airport with sufficient services for private aircraft, including large business jets, is within a 15-minute drive of the ranch. This ranch is primarily utilized for summer and fall grazing, with its southern boundary adjoining BLM public land, offering additional recreational access. The property features a diverse landscape that transitions from steep, rocky outcroppings to gently sloping creek bottoms and undulating benchland meadows. The terrain is punctuated by sagebrush, and pockets of spring-fed aspen groves, as well as dense stands of fir and pine, providing ideal habitat and cover for a wide range of wildlife. Hunting opportunities abound with resident populations of upland birds, mule deer, and elk. Water resources include perennial and seasonal creeks and springs, with the headwaters of Sweetwater Creek, Carter Creek, and Timber Creek each beginning on the ranch. These sources provide adequate water for both livestock and wildlife. Improvements include a modest home built in the early 1990s and a set of working corrals. Carter Creek Ranch offers a rare combination of productive grazing land, natural beauty, and excellent recreational potential, making it an ideal canvas for agricultural, conservation, or sporting pursuits. Its location close to the "Cowtown" of Dillon is an added benefit. The Facts: ~ 8,519+/- deeded acres ~ Predominately used for summer grazing and recreational purposes ~ Perennial and seasonal creeks and springs include Sweetwater, Timber, and Carter Creeks ~ Diverse terrain with aspen, fir, and pine providing habitat for upland birds, deer, and elk ~ Modest improvements with a house built in the early 1990s and working corrals ~ Access is off a county gravel road ten miles southeast of Dillon, Montana ~ Excellent agricultural, conservation, and recreational potential ~ Within 15 minutes of a jet-capable airport

Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home at 160 Sullivan Lane, Dillon, Montana. This exceptional 7.44-acre parcel offers a rare blend of privacy and natural beauty, poised for home builders, equestrians, and investors alike. Revel in the picturesque surroundings with unobstructed views of Table Mountain, the Blacktails, McCartney Mountain, and the Hogback, providing a breathtaking backdrop for your retreat. Fenced for added security and to maintain the integrity of your personal oasis, this property promises the ideal balance between rural tranquility and the convenience of proximity to the amenities of Dillon. The lack of covenants on the property allows for unrestricted creativity in crafting your vision of a perfect homestead or equestrian estate. This hard-to-find, small-acreage opportunity is a true Montana gem, ready for you to forge your legacy amidst its rolling landscapes. Build your future here, where the big sky meets endless possibilities.

Nicholia Creek Ranch is a 3,445+/- deeded acre mountain ranch inclusive of expansive United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) leases spread along a high-hanging remote valley of southwest Montana. Ideally, the ranch serves as an outstanding base for seasonal summer and fall grazing with irrigated meadows and vast, rolling native range. The mountain vistas are incredible, with the second-tallest peak in the state of Montana (18 Mile Peak) dominating the western horizon. Over 3.3 million acres of the Beaverhead National Forest expand from the ranch, including the 62,500-acre Italian Peaks Wilderness Study Area and its stunning lakes, which lie adjacent to the ranch. Nicholia Creek Ranch is a remote, ecologically diverse high-elevation scenic cattle ranch located in one of the more pristine and unspoiled regions of Montana. The Facts: ~ 3,445+/- deeded acres with BLM and a large USFS grazing lease ~ Scenic, high-hanging remote valley in southwest Montana west of Lima ~ 1,000+/- flood irrigated acres, rolling native range and willowed creek bottoms, including Nicholia Creek, are set against a backdrop of some of Montana's tallest peaks ~ One hour south of Dillon on the Idaho/Montana state line ~ Supports 800 AU seasonally from May through October, with bred cows often residing until December ~ Outstanding grass forage with high daily gains and a low-overhead operation ~ Temple Grandin designed corral system with calving barn ~ Simple "cowboy" living quarters with a metal pole barn ~ Ecologically diverse and supportive of a wide array of flora and fauna, some of which are abundant and unique to the area ~ Lots of wildlife including elk, deer, bear, antelope and upland birds with a robust population of sage grouse ~ Adjoins the national forest and associated Italian Peaks Wilderness Study Area, representing some of the best unspoiled lands in the region

Live water, privacy and seclusion are highlights of this meticulously maintained and well thought out 39.51+/- acre parcel. This property is nestled along 1/4 mile of Birch Creek which supports populations of brook and cutthroat trout and is a headwater stream in the Pioneer Mountains. There is another 1/4 mile of beaver ponds and a creek fed by a warm spring! The area is renowned for its beauty and recreational opportunities with proximity to the multitude of high mountain lakes and trails in the Pioneers. The one bedroom cabin has a beautifully finished interior with a cozy wood stove and enclosed front porch. A 40x48 insulated shop has 16’ walls and two overhead doors including one 14’ for your RV or trailer, includes a laundry area, cold storage room plus guest accommodations with bathroom and two lean-tos on the sides. The 48x72 barn has a 16x16 insulated room, two stalls with access to outside pens and room for more interior stalls, hay and equipment storage plus loft storage over the insulated room. The 100x100 garden space includes a 16x40 post framed poly carbonate greenhouse for extended growing seasons, fruit trees and bushes (apple, plum, honeyberry and raspberry) and storage shed. Growing areas have excellent fertile soil that has been brought in for vegetable and flowers. Custom built 12x18 chicken house with outside runs. Property is designed for livestock - fences are horse friendly wire and jack leg. Pastures are sub-irrigated. Elk, moose, deer, antelope and a variety of birds frequent the property. A fully insulated hunting cabin sitting in the poplar grove is a hunters dream. This property is a rare offering - whether you plan on year round residency or a retreat with the best of the Big Sky, you are 35 minutes from Dillon, close to the Beaverhead and Big Hole blue ribbon streams and some of the most gorgeous landscape in Montana.

Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature in this charming off-grid cabin set on 3.94+/- acres! Tucked away in a peaceful and private setting, this cozy cabin offers seasonal access (or access with snow machine in the winter) and breathtaking views. The cabin is comfortably equipped with a propane generator for power, battery operated lights, a Unique brand off-grid propane range, flushable toilet and a wood stove to keep you warm and comfortable year-round. Spray foam insulation in the ceiling and walls keep it cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Featuring one bedroom and a sleeping loft there is plenty of room for the whole family! Perfect for weekend getaways or the ideal basecamp for outdoor adventures with Elkhorn Hot Springs, Crystal Park and Maverick Mountain being just a short drive away. Price Creek is just a stones throw away and the property is bordered by Forest Service land on one side. Enjoy the simplicity of off-grid living surrounded by natural beauty—whether you’re relaxing on the porch with a cup of coffee or sitting by the fire after a long day outdoors. Properties like this rarely come on the market, call today to make this your own Montana paradise.

NEW PRICE! Discover the unparalleled investment opportunity awaiting at 650 Frying Pan Road, Dillon, MT. Nestled in the heart of Southwest Montana's picturesque Beaverhead Valley, this 67-acre expanse offers the savvy investor a chance to own a piece of the Big Sky Country's coveted land. This prime acreage is pivot-irrigated, ensuring a lush and productive environment perfect for a variety of agricultural pursuits or potential development ventures. With no covenants or HOA to limit your vision, the property presents a blank canvas to craft an investment that resonates with your strategic goals. Situated just 4.5 miles north of the charming town of Dillon, you're only a short drive away from local amenities while still enjoying the serene privacy that semi-rural life affords. The property is superbly positioned, flanked to the south by a small subdivision and bordered to the north by state lands and pastoral agricultural fields, hinting at a future rich with potential. The views here are nothing short of spectacular, offering panoramic scenes of the surrounding mountain ranges that are sure to inspire. Whether you're looking to cultivate the land or explore other possibilities, the lack of restrictions within a 5-minute reach of town makes this property exceptionally versatile. This acreage isn't just a parcel of land; it's a gateway to all the recreational splendors Southwest Montana has to offer, from fishing and hunting to hiking and skiing. Capitalize on the endless possibilities at 650 Frying Pan Road, where investment meets the Montana dream.

Tucked away along Highway 91 South, this one-of-a-kind property is brimming with character that only time can create. Set against a backdrop of wide-open skies and mountain views, youll find yourself sharing the landscape with deer, waterfowl, and the tranquil rhythms of nature. The grounds surrounding the house and barns are fenced with classic jack leg fencing and dotted with mature fruit and apple trees. A well-manicured yard enhance the charm of the homestead, creating inviting outdoor spaces perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings. Several historic outbuildings, a charming log barn, a sturdy windmill, and a well-preserved root cellar speak to the rich, storied past of this Montana property. The house itself is a beautiful blend of rustic charm and modern touches. Inside, youll find hand-hewn walls, hardwood floors, and a cozy gas fireplace perfect for crisp evenings. The kitchen is finished with granite countertops, and the bathroom features a walk-in tile shower. An enclosed sunroom offers a peaceful spot to relax and take in the surroundings. Whether youre looking for a private homestead, a recreational basecamp, or a sportsmans getaway, this property lends itself to a variety of uses including the opportunity to build an additional home. Its timeless appeal and unique features make it a rare find in the Dillon area.

This beautiful 26 +/- acres is located on the Middle Fork of Little Sheep Creek, approximately 45 minutes from Lima, Montana on a gravel road. If you are looking for a secluded spot to pursue your recreation loves - this property is your dream come true! Bordered on two sides by the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, this area is known for excellent big game hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. You can walk off your property directly onto hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. Parcels like this are few and far between.

This scenic property provides many options for potential buyers! It is approximately 62 acres and is located in the East Bench area northeast of Dillon, MT and south of Twin Bridges, MT. The acreage is conveniently located very close to Montana Highway 41 and allows ease in access. There are 6 metal, industrial buildings put together to house over 24,000 square feet under roof, including loading docks and other commercial amenities. This operation was previously a rice processing plant and offers endless commercial opportunities. Next to the building is a certified waste pond for any byproduct materials and more than enough room to add more buildings, park trucks or add feed pens. The property lends itself to a variety of uses. Its location is elevated overlooking the Beaverhead Valley and allows for 360 degree views of the surrounding mountain ranges. Build a home or divide into several parcels as there are no restrictive covenants.

This is a beautiful 1 acre lot located in one of the nicest subdivisions in the Polaris area. This parcel is perfectly located to enjoy all the recreation the area has to offer. Maverick Mountain, a local ski secret, is located minutes from the property and also central to the hundreds of thousands of public acreage. The Beaverhead Deerlodge National Forest surrounds the area and provides endless opportunities for hunting, fishing, backpacking, snowmobiling and atv riding. Hundreds of mountain lakes and streams with epic views of the surrounding mountain ranges. This lot can be bought with the adjacent lot as a package for $275,000.

Centennial Ranch spans 9,427 acres, comprising 3,100 acres of deeded land and 6,327 leased acres. It boasts expansive grazing terrain with quality grasses supporting up to 600 cow/calf pairs. Currently, the ranch runs 500 cow/calf pairs during the summer months. Nestled along two and a half miles of the Red Rock River, the property ensures reliable water access critical for livestock and agricultural operations. For residential amenities, Centennial Ranch features well-equipped owners quarters designed to comfortably accommodate the needs of ranch owners or managers. Its strategic location and substantial acreage make it an ideal investment for expanding an existing cattle operation or establishing a standalone ranch. With its blend of ample grazing space, abundant water resources, and suitable living arrangements, Centennial Ranch offers a promising opportunity for robust agricultural pursuits in Montanas open country setting. Centennial Ranch, nestled in Montanas Centennial Valley, is a pristine and expansive property renowned for its picturesque scenery and abundant wildlife. Located along the Red Rock River, the ranch offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and functional infrastructure. It features well-equipped owners quarters and essential facilities for efficient livestock management, making it an ideal investment for those seeking a sustainable ranching opportunity in a conservation-minded environment.

Looking for an immaculate, move-in ready equestrian facility that includes stunning views and gorgeous sunsets? Located in Southwestern Montana, this property has it all - two well-designed horse barns, large indoor arena, pens & paddocks with shelters & heated waterers, along with a cozy farmhouse. With its 36.37 acres, this property has unlimited possibilities - it works nicely for your own personal use or as a training/boarding commercial facility. It includes an 80 x 200 sf indoor arena with lights, a very nice 10 stall horse barn with office/tack room & bath area; a smaller barn with 8 stalls & turnouts; horse sheds; and other outbuildings. The indoor arena has a new cutting fence and new sand footing. The larger barn has 10 stalls w/runs and the smaller barn has 8 stalls w/runs. The stalls have new LED lights. You will find new fencing throughout the property – both in wood and metal. All the pens have been welded up and all the waterers have new heaters. There are two wells on the property and the landscape/grounds are very well maintained. The charming farmhouse is 1232 square feet, with a vaulted ceiling in the kitchen/living areas. The new subdivision roads are built to county standards and there is new gravel throughout the grounds of the facility. Sitting on the top of the ridge, this property has stunning panoramic views of the Beaverhead Valley and surrounding mountain ranges. It is minutes away from the rural town of Dillon and Interstate 15 which runs from Alberta, Canada down to Mexico. Come and experience the big skies of Montana in this private and peaceful equestrian setting. Call for a showing today!

The Wolfe Hereford Red Rock River Ranch is a 2,080-acre high production operation that includes 840 deeded acres along with a combined 1,240 acres of State and BLM grazing lease. Located near Dell, MT sitting at 6,004' of elevation, the ranch combines senior water rights, high alpine grass, and good stocking density to provide the owner with a high quality stand-alone ranch or a wonderful addition to an already existing operation. Historically, the Wolfe Hereford Red Rock River Ranch has run 400 AUM year round, and run 600 AUM throughout the seasons with added summer grazing pasture from June-August. The lush flood irrigated hay meadows produce rich, dense grasses that pack on pounds. Around 500 of the 840 deeded acres are irrigated, with 420 being under flood irrigation and 80 acres watered by wheel line. Owner stated production of 2 tons of hay per acre provide ample winter grazing feed. Irrigation and stock water rights are procured from the Red Rock River as well as Wolfe Springs. High flow rates and senior water right positions help keep the ranch green and in production. The Red Rock River flows through the property for about 1.5 miles. Known as one of the best fisheries in Montana the Red Rock contains some of the biggest brown and rainbow trout in the state. Not only are the fish good sized, but they rarely see any fishing pressure. Limited access to this stretch of the river makes it hard for the general public to wet a fly. Wolfe Springs traverses about 2,000' from its source just outside the property boundary and tumbles into the Red Rock just downstream of the house. The ample water features also attract ducks and geese. Flocks of birds take up residence on the ranch and when the cold weather hits, the spring water attracts migrating birds throughout the season. White-tailed deer bed up in the river bottom and feed out into the hay fields, and the occasional elk and moose also call this ranch home. A modest ranch house was built in 1912 and has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. An updated furnace and new fireplace keep it warm and cozy in the winter. The home rests above Wolf Springs and new flooring has been laid on the main floor creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A hired hand or guest quarters is operational for staff or guests. Working corrals and additional ranch infrastructure, along with improved fencing, easy swinging gates, and end of the road privacy make the Wolfe Hereford Red Rock River Ranch one of the nicest and refined ranches to hit the market in Montana in some time.

Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature in this charming off-grid cabin set on 3.94+/- acres! Tucked away in a peaceful and private setting, this cozy cabin offers seasonal access (or access with snow machine in the winter) and breathtaking views. The cabin is comfortably equipped with a propane generator for power, battery operated lights, a Unique brand off-grid propane range, flushable toilet and a wood stove to keep you warm and comfortable year-round. Spray foam insulation in the ceiling and walls keep it cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Featuring one bedroom and a sleeping loft there is plenty of room for the whole family! Perfect for weekend getaways or the ideal basecamp for outdoor adventures with Elkhorn Hot Springs, Crystal Park and Maverick Mountain being just a short drive away. Price Creek is just a stones throw away and the property is bordered by Forest Service land on one side. Enjoy the simplicity of off-grid living surrounded by natural beauty whether you re relaxing on the porch with a cup of coffee or sitting by the fire after a long day outdoors. Properties like this rarely come on the market, call today to make this your own Montana paradise.

Nestled on 2.5 acres 430 Ten Peaks Drive offers an exceptional opportunity to own a brand-new home in a serene, picturesque location with 36 degree view of multiple mountain ranges. This meticulous crafted, single-level home is designed to embrace the natural beauty surrounding it, while providing modern luxury and comfort. Enjoy unparalleled privacy and breathtaking views from every angle. Located in a neighborhood of quality built homes. This open concept home includes Master En-suite and three guest bedrooms, with numerous high end finishes throughout. Master En-Suite includes a large walk-in close, oversized bathroom with standalone tub, a walk-in shower and dual sinks. A perfect retreat after a long day offering comfort and tranquility. The well appointed guest rooms, offer ample space for family or visitors, that are generously sized with modern finishes. The living room features a beautiful gas-fired fireplace with decorative mantle, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. Perfect for cozy and evenings and social gatherings. With 10-foot ceilings, every room feels expansive and airy, providing a true sense of luxury and space. Equipped with a Heat & Glo gas fireplace and energy efficient propane furnace heat system with a/c, ensuring year-round comfort while keeping energy costs low. Solid knotty alder trim and doors, upgraded LVP plank flooring, this home showcases high end materials and craftsmanship through out. Plus bedrooms and theater room feature plush upgraded carpet. A chef's dream kitchen features upgraded GE monogram appliances including a microwave drawer, quartz counter tops, a 6 burner gas range and a cabinet depth fridge/freezer with door veneer for a sleek and modern look. 1,250 sq. ft. finished garage with plenty of room for vehicles, tools, and storage. The stained concrete apron and walkway add a polished modern touch as well. The home boasts a composite decking rear deck and entryway, with tongue and groove knotty pine ceiling that adds rustic charm. Recessed lighting enhances the atmosphere, making it a perfect spot to relax and take in the panoramic views.

Stunning 3148 sq. ft ranch style home on 1.38 acres. Welcome to your dream home! Nestles on a sprawling 1.38 acre lot, this exqusite residence offers the perfect blend of luxury and comfort. Located just minutes from town, this property boasts breathtaking views of Beaverhead County majestic landscapes. Home Features: Master Suite: Featuring an extra-large bedroom with large windows, walk-in closet, luxurious jacuzzi tub, walk-in tile shower and his and hers granite countertop cabinets. Three guest bedrooms that are also nice sized with a guest bath right in the middle with walk-in tiled shower. Another full bath is located close to living areas. Living Spaces include living room and family room that is cozy and perfect for relaxing and entertaining. The large dining room is ideal for family meals and gatherings and accesses the covered patio area. The oversized custom kitchen is a chef's dram with a large island, granite countertops, ample cabinet space, pantry and coffee bar. (plus large windows) The laundry room/mud room is conveniently located and close to garage and exit door. The attached three car garage has plenty of room for vehicles and storage plus access to the back yard. A 1700 sq. ft. finished shop creates additional parking for recreational vehicle, storage, and workshop. Beautiful landscaped yard with mature trees, vibrant plants, with underground sprinklers. A vinyl fence adds privacy and elegance to the property surrounding the back yard. This home truly has it all, from luxurious interiors to expansive outdoor spaces. Whether you are entertainig guest or enjoying a quiet evening at home, this provides the perfect setting. Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional ranch style home with unparalleled views. Contact us today to schedule a private showing and experience the beauty and comfort of this remarkable property firsthand.

Welcome to your Montana dream property, where rustic charm and modern comfort come together on 10 spacious acres, just minutes from Dillon and Barrett Hospital. This potential horse property offers privacy, space and convenience all in one. This outstanding property is a beautifully crafted two bedroom, one bath log home, offering 1100 sq. ft. of inviting space. Inside, you'll find luxury plank flooring, tongue and groove ceilings, and abundant natural light from three exterior door and lots of windows. Step out onto the large front deck and enjoy peaceful views of the surround landscape, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Just steps from the cabin is a massive 4,000 sq. ft., MQS metal building, offering incredible flexibility and function. It also includes a 800 sq. ft. climate controlled living space, or guest accommodations with a full bath. The building's remaining square footage provides ample room for equipment, hobbies, or even a business adventure. The property also includes three additional storage sheds and a reliable, good producing well. With flat, usable land and plenty of room to expand, garden, or keep large animals, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy Montana living with all the space you need to bring your vision to life. Don't miss this unique chance to own a private, move in ready retreat with room to grow. Schedule your showing today.