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Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs & Resort A Place Worth Preserving Some properties are built. Others are discovered. The story of Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs began more than a century ago when an oil drilling crew searching Montana's northern prairie unexpectedly discovered naturally heated mineral water instead of oil. What could have been considered a failed project became a destination of healing, recreation, and community. According to local history, one family first turned to the waters in hopes of helping a child suffering from polio, setting the stage for a legacy that would span generations. For decades, families, hunters, fishermen, travelers, and local residents have gathered at Sleeping Buffalo. Children learned to swim in its waters, lifelong memories were made, and traditions were passed from one generation to the next. Today, Sleeping Buffalo remains the only hot springs resort in northeastern Montana and one of the region's most recognizable destinations. Located along Highway 2 between Malta and Saco, the resort is centered around naturally heated mineral water supplied by a 3,200-foot artesian well drilled in 2021. The water emerges at a consistent 106-108 degrees and is rich in naturally occurring minerals. Sleeping Buffalo operates with a non-chlorinated, flow-through mineral water system, continuously supplying fresh mineral water to the pools. Extensive renovations have modernized the resort while preserving its historic character. Amenities include a 60' x 80' indoor mineral pool, hot soaking pool, cold plunge pool, sauna, conference space, and a newly renovated outdoor aquatic complex featuring a 128' x 60' swimming pool and outdoor hot tub completed in 2025. Accommodations include five restored guest cabins, three hotel-style guest rooms, and a 31-site RV park with full-service hookups. Guests enjoy the opportunity to relax in the pools, explore nearby recreation, or simply experience the quiet beauty of Montana's Hi-Line. Dining is anchored by 54 Prime Steakhouse and the Buffalo Saloon. Completed in 2023, the restaurant features a commercial kitchen, spacious dining areas, and outdoor patio seating, while the saloon offers a welcoming atmosphere for guests and locals alike. A 30' x 96' greenhouse supports the property's farm-to-table approach with fresh produce grown on-site. The offering includes a beautifully maintained 5,388± square foot owner's residence with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, radiant floor heat, custom woodwork, heated garage, and walk-in gun safe. A separate 1,200± square foot manager's residence, a 100' x 50' shop, and extensive infrastructure support the continued operation of the resort. Directly across the road lies Nelson Reservoir, a renowned 4,100-acre recreation destination known for walleye, northern pike, perch fishing, boating, waterfowl hunting, and year-round outdoor recreation. Nearby Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge further enhances the property's appeal. Yet the true value of Sleeping Buffalo extends beyond its improvements and amenities. It lives in the memories created here, the families who return year after year, and the generations who have gathered in its waters. For nearly a century, each steward has preserved and enhanced what makes this place special. Today, the opportunity exists for someone new to continue that legacy. Whether viewed as a premier hospitality investment, a thriving Montana resort, or a cherished community landmark, Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs & Resort offers a rare opportunity to own and steward one of Montana's most beloved destinations.

It's not often that a property in North Dakota hits the market with this much income potential and includes the mineral rights in the sale. Welcome to the Double K Farms.The Double K Farms spans 160 acres just northeast of Fairview, Montana, across the border into McKenzie County, North Dakota. The property has roughly 140 acres of tillable irrigated crop land, main home, shop, grain bin, another shed for equipment, two pivots. The first Valley pivot has six towers and is only ten years old with a corner arm. The second Reinke pivot has three towers and is four years old. Both have been well-maintained and are in excellent condition. The local neighbor holds the farm lease and is currently farming the land in a row crop rotation of corn and soybeans. The farm has around five acres set aside for oil production, with two wells on the land. The owner earns a small share of royalties from one well, while the seller gets an annual lease payment of $2,500. There's also the possibility of more wells being added to the property in the future.   This custom home spans 5,500 sq/ft and offers six bedrooms along with three and a half bathrooms. The kitchen is definitely the star of the show, featuring gorgeous Patagonia quartzite countertops and a standout island, all complemented by rich Alder cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances and engineered Oak hardwood floors, two propane forced air units for heat and two A/C units for cooling. The two-car attached garage is heated, A/C, and plenty of room for tools and storage. Two LP tanks supply the home and shop. The 1000 gal is owned, and the 500 gal is rented. The list of appliances includes a refrigerator, two dishwashers, an ice maker, a compactor, two wall ovens, an electric industrial cooktop in the island, a microwave, a walk-in pantry, soft-close cabinetry, and a wine fridge to top it all off. Just off the kitchen is a spacious dining area, a living room, and a cozy sunroom area with heated floor perfect for reading and relaxing. Down the hall, you'll find a laundry room, a full bath with heated floor, ample closet space, and two bedrooms, including the main suite with its own bathroom. The upstairs has been meticulously finished, featuring a beautiful gas fireplace, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living area, Cherry hardwood floors, and heated floors in the bathroom. The lower level has a pool table room, two bedrooms, plenty of storage area, mechanical room and bathroom. The manicured lawn and landscaping are enhanced by underground irrigation sprinklers. A full row of pine trees and shrubs shields the property from gravel road dust and noise while offering a windbreak during the winter. McKenzie County, North Dakota, is a top spot for upland bird hunting, famous for its thriving populations of sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge, and pheasants. With its wide stretches of mixed-grass prairies, brushy draws, and farmland edges, the area offers perfect habitat for wild birds. Whitetail deer are prevalent in the area as well. The property is located in a prime agricultural area with an NCCPI index 42.2 and a CPI rating of 80.6%. Its soil composition consists of 84% Havrelon Silty Clay and 16% Havrelon Loam. The farmer has planted soybeans this year and last year it was planted to corn with a yield of 240 bushel/ac. Previous years it was seeded down into Barley, Pinto Beans and Seed Wheat, The farm boasts a 50x120 steel shop with a 14x24 overhead door, an 8,000-bushel grain bin with an air blower, and a 32x50 shed also featuring a 14x24 overhead door. The property has two wells: one supplies water to the home, while the other is an industrial well used for irrigating the lawn and yard. The owner also has the right to sell water from the industrial well to oil companies for extra income. Located in northwestern North Dakota, McKenzie County is the largest county in the state and the epicenter of the Bakken oil formation. The industry is evolving with projects like the Bakken 2.0 initiative, which uses new technology and investment to aim for doubling total oil recovery in the shale. While drilling activity may vary with global crude prices and pipeline capacity, the Bakken is set to remain a key player in U.S. unconventional shale production for many years to come. Whether you're in the market a well-balanced farm or a promising investment property, give me a call to arrange a private tour.