luxury farmhouse for sale Big Timber, United States

Beautiful & unique! A perfect mix of open range, timbered valley, and full time water along with many building sites are being sold in one offering, a rare opportunity to own Dry Creek property with room to spread out & enjoy the views of Big Belt Mountains & the Elkhorn Mountain Range.This 250 acre parcel has perfect access for Dry Creek road that adjoins National Forest Land to the south and just up the road a couple of miles is the trailhead to 133,000 acres of Helena National Forest. Lots of wildlife in the area including elk, deer and bear. The established mature trees are an added bonus. Nice hunting/recreational property less than an hour from Bozeman. The property consist of bottom land along year round Dry Creek with aspen, cottonwoods, and berries with remainder of the property rising up to upper benches with Junipers & amazing views! It is bordered by large ranches providing lots of seclusion and privacy. Power is approximately 1/2 mile away. The fire was a few years back and new growth is starting. Great land investment!

Locating the epicenter where elk naturally gather is crucial for achieving consistent elk hunting success, and Half Moon Ranch East is that ranch. Lots of water, excellent feed sources, and healthy populations of trophy bull elk make Half Moon Ranch East one of the top hunting ranches in Montana.This property boasts 2190 total acres of which 1670 are deeded and 520 acres of BLM lease. There is 110 acres enrolled into a conservation easement along with the neighbors to the North East. This ranch has been in the same family since the early 1900's and its founder was a Centennial Cowboy. Historically the ranch was used as summer pasture for cow/calf pairs, but would make excellent yearling country. There is a small cabin along the Flatwillow creek that can be used as a hunting cabin or weekend getaway spot. The other cabin and shop are located on the south and west side of the BLM and would make a great hunting cabin. It has two bedrooms and one bath, wood stove , fireplace, and deck to overlook the valley. The world-famous Big Snow and Little Snowy Mountains are renowned for world class trophy elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, and turkey hunting, or fishing on the North Fork of Flatwillow, Half Moon Ranch East has it all. From high tree-covered ridges to rolling grasslands to timbered coulees , this ranch has everything an outdoor enthusiast is looking for and is being offered turnkey with an attractive offer. Show up and start enjoying this property on day one of ownership. Located in hunting district 411, the property offers one of the largest elk herds in Montana. Elk herd numbers according to Montana Fish & Game are estimated to be over 10,000 head in the Snowy and Little Snowy Mountain region. The ranch generally harvests an average of two-three 340'-350'+ bulls annually. From chasing elk, deer, and bear in archery and rifle season to spot and stalk hunting or stand hunting, you will find plenty of opportunities to pursue big and small game animals. This exceptional, versatile ranch offers an ideal retreat for adventurous people seeking seclusion, privacy, and the great outdoors. The vegetation varies from lush, rolling grass hills to stands of timber and aspen to chokecherry-filled draws and cottonwood stream bottoms. The water sources are year-round springs that surface in spots up and down the creek and throughout the mountains. The North Fork Flatwillow Creek itself is an outstanding fishery which is the central feature of the valley, is considered a full time creek and runs year-round. The Big and Little Snowy Mountains on average get stronger and more consistent rainfall than surrounding lower elevations, thus providing needed moisture for hay and grazing pasture production. This country generally stays greener throughout the year because of the elevation that range from 5400-5800. Perfectly positioned in the center of Montana, Lewistown is a family-friendly community that combines the ambiance of Montana's natural beauty with the authenticity of our rural western lifestyle. Lewistown has a true four-season climate, with an abundance of events, activities and recreation to keep you busy no matter what the weather.Easy access to public lands and plentiful rivers, lakes and streams ensure world-class hunting, year-round fishing, and plenty of choices for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and more. A growing healthcare industry is stimulating a demand for jobs in the local medical markets.The surrounding farm and ranch lands provide a rich base for a solid agricultural economy. If you are an avid hunter and appreciate seeing wildlife in its natural setting, or just wanting to find a property to start a legacy ranch, this is the property for you.

The Red Arrow Ranch rests in the heart of South-Central Montana, and consists of 420 acres. This property is nestled in the Bull Mountain range and encompasses an impressive mix of valleys, rock outcroppings, meadows, sandstone, timber ridges, sloping draws, and hills. Whether you are a die-hard bowhunter, a traditional firearm enthusiast, or a long-range rifle hunter, this recreational property will not disappoint. The tall Ponderosa Pines provide the perfect place to spot and stalk bugling Bull Elk in September and October while the large meadows and rock outcroppings help ensure those rifle hunters have the best chance at success. This ranch has traditionally been used for grazing yearlings and while that still holds true today, the number of animals has been minimal in order to maximize the rangeland for cattle and wildlife alike. The ranch is perimeter fenced. The well is hooked up to electricity and provides enough water for the livestock and wildlife. The ranch offer many great building sites and end of road privacy. The current owner seeded over 50 acres to hay barley this last season. They also drilled another Solar well up on top for additional water for livestock and wildlife.

Welcome to a piece of Montana's history. Originally home to the Novary post office and general store constructed in 1917, this property has been generationally held for over 9 decades. This property has US 87 Frontage and spans 280 deeded acres of picturesque landscape with an added bonus of 320 acres of leased BLM grazing land, this ranch offers a unique blend of tradition, functionality, improvements for modern conveniences, and well maintained livestock facilities. Recreation 20 Minutes from Lewistown 20 Minutes to trout fishing 20 Minutes to golfing 40 minutes to Judith Mountains 1 hour to Big Snowy Mountains and Crystal Lake campgrounds 2 hours to skiing 2 hours to Missouri River/Fort Peck lake Big Game/Hunting Elk Pronghorn Mule Deer Pheasant Hun Fox Residential Structures Main House: This charming home features 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. With a full basement, a propane furnace, and two pellet stoves, it's designed for comfort year-round. Recent updates include a new water heater installed in 2020, and the concrete foundation ensures lasting stability. Double Wide Trailer (1995): Measuring 28' x 56', this residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Enjoy the warmth of a propane furnace and a pellet stove. Recent improvements include laminate flooring and new water heater installed in 2022. Livestock Facilities Livestock Corrals: Built in 2004, these expansive 70,500 +/- square feet corrals are designed to accommodate up to 1,000 head of cattle with ease. The layout supports efficient management by a 2-person team on horseback, making it ideal for everyday operations. Feed Bunks: Located at the north end of the property, there are 3 feed bunks with a combined capacity for approx 200 head of cattle Barns and Storage Dairy Barn: This good condition, versatile barn includes overhead feed bins and is primed for restoration. It can be repurposed as a workshop, woodworking area, or additional storage space. Pole Barn 1: Built in 2004, this 40' x 104' barn features 14-foot high sidewalls and a 16-foot wide garage with 12-foot vertical clearance. It includes a vet room, 3 interior cow cams, 1 exterior cow cam for winter calving, and the added potential for 8 horse stalls. Pole Barn 2: Constructed in 2015, this 48' x 64' barn includes 14-foot high sidewalls and a 16' x 32' tack room or office. The garage offers 16-foot width with 12-foot vertical clearance.Both are insulated with wood panneling for winter calving. Utilities and Resources All buildings are equipped with electricity and fiber optic internet, ensuring connectivity and modern amenities. The property benefits from two water wells with a production rate of 12 gallons per minute and a seasonal creek with a dam for water retention. There are 4 septic tanks on property. Hay Production & Leasing Hay Yields: This property is suited for hay production, yielding 2 tons per acre of barley hay and 1 ton per acre of alfalfa hay. BLM Lease Opportunity: The adjoining 320 acres of BLM grazing land is available for lease.

Experience the stunning scenery and natural wonder of this all-around Cowboy State hunting and cattle ranch spanning 2,173 +/- acres in the heart of the American West. Take advantage of fantastic big-game hunting and year-round recreational opportunities on a property that is located just 30 miles from the historic town of Cody and the Cody Airport and 80 miles from Yellowstone National Park. Situated three miles outside the town of Meeteetse, this 2,173 +/- acre ranch boasting amazing views in all directions comprises 1,453+/- deeded acres, 640+/- acres of State of Wyoming lease and 80+/- acres of BLM lease to meet the needs of you and your family, your ranching and/or hunting operation, and the region's wildlife. Hunting is outstanding in this outdoor paradise as the ranch's healthy ecosystem draws quality elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, bear, turkey and upland game birds, yet you are only a half hour south of Cody, offering additional shopping, restaurants and the Cody and Yellowstone Regional Airports. The north end of the ranch features a large bench where the home and three outbuildings are located, providing incredible, unrestricted views of the mountains and the Greybull River Valley below it by day and clear, starry skies by night. Going to the south, the natural landscape includes high ridges and steep canyons offering ample bedding cover ideally suited for mule deer and elk, with open grassland providing forbs, shrubs and water tanks drawing antelope. Enjoy views of the Lower and Upper Sunshine Reservoirs where some fantastic trout fishing is available. In addition, the Wood River, just over a mile west of the ranch, and the Greybull River, which runs a half mile from the ranch through the town of Meeteetse, offer some of the best fishing for pure Yellowstone cutthroat trout anywhere. This private piece of cowboy country features two small ponds, an eight-tank pipeline system and multiple springs that offer supplemental water for livestock and wildlife. Adding more value, the deeded landowner also is eligible to draw Wyoming big-game landowner tags. The ranch features a 2,90 sq. ft. custom five-bedroom, three-bath log home with a walk-out basement, a wrap-around deck on the main floor and decks on two sides of the home on the top floor delivering additional unbelievable views. The home is in the process of a major remodel so most of the interior has been stripped, leaving the custom log shell that has just been re-chinked and sealed. The buyer can choose all inside finishes, including cabinets, countertops and flooring. Rarely do you get the opportunity to customize an existing home to meet your needs. The property features three steel outbuildings, including a 60' ft. X 104' Morton shop, a 40' x 60' WedgCor storage facility and a 40'X 80' insulated Morton livestock barn with stalls and well build pipe corrals that also would be perfect for horse enthusiasts. If you can dream it, you can do it here. Enjoy the backdrop of the rugged, unspoiled Absaroka Mountains, a sub-range of the Rocky Mountains, as you tap into numerous recreational opportunities on your own private ranch and throughout the region where everything is a picture. Hit the backcountry in your ATV, go horseback riding, hiking, rafting, rock climbing, camping, mountain biking, hunting or fishing, or simply relax and enjoy a scenic drive while taking in the memorable views. Of course, a visit to Yellowstone National Park is well worth the trip, or venture a bit further to the Shoshone National Forest-America's first national forest-home to 2.4 million acres of public land, historic areas and pristine alpine lakes that are an integral part of the 10-million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, this region of Wyoming offers breathtaking views topped off with a sense of community unique to the Cowboy State. Meeteetse has a semi-arid climate with cold winters and hot summers, averaging some type of precipitation 72 days per year. While the United States averages 205 sunny days per year, Meeteetse averages 213. Meeteetse is the Shoshone word for 'meeting place'-a fitting name for an area that remains a popular place to meet up with family and friends for year-round outdoor adventures. This town of a few hundred residents became a community in 1881, with popular modern-day attractions including the Kirwin Ghost Town, the historic western Cowboy Bar where infamous outlaw Butch Cassidy was once arrested, and the Meeteetse Chocolatier, owned by a former rodeo competitor turned chocolatier who now serves up fine, artisan chocolate to travelers from all over the country. To experience more Old West adventure and cowboy culture, visit the famous nearby frontier town of Cody, named for founder Col. William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody. It houses the Buffalo Bill Center of the West-a complex of five museums and a research library-and borders the East entrance to Yellowstone National Park, the world's first-ever national park. Shooting sports enthusiasts will be pleased to know that in July 2024, Cody was chosen as the site for a $10 million-dollar, 2,000-acre Wyoming state shooting complex that is scheduled to open in the spring of 2026. Fans of old Westerns will embrace the fact Cody is also the burial place of mountain man John 'Liver-Eating' Johnson on whom the movie 'Jeremiah Johnson' was based.

2,437 acres of good dry cropland, 828 acres of CRP land, approximately 400 acres grass, 35 acres around the building site. Estimated 1,400 acres currently seeded to winter wheat. Several parcels running for 11 miles from E to W near Freeze Out Lake and N of Fairfield. Ranch style home built in 1971, 1980 sq. ft. (needing repairs), 40'x50' shop building that is heated and insulated, 2 large metal storage buildings of 40'x100' & 60'x140', office & lumber & chemical storage building 30'x60', and estimated 100,000 bushels grain storage bins. Tri County Water District provides water to property. Good big game hunting and trout fishing in the nearby Bob Marshall Wilderness in the Rocky Mountains. Incredible Value for a Total Price of $6,955,000, terms possible.