Teton County Real Estate

Teton County Real Estate

Teton County, located in the state of Montana, is a picturesque region known for its stunning natural beauty and rich history. Situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Teton County offers residents and visitors alike a wide range of outdoor recreational opportunities.

One of the highlights of Teton County is its proximity to the famous Glacier National Park. This national park is home to breathtaking alpine meadows, pristine lakes, and towering mountains, making it a paradise for hikers, campers, and wildlife enthusiasts. The park also offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the region's natural wonders.

In addition to its natural attractions, Teton County also boasts a vibrant community with a strong sense of community spirit. The county's towns and cities offer a variety of amenities, including charming downtown areas with local shops, restaurants, and cultural events. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere in Teton County makes it an ideal place to raise a family or retire.

When it comes to real estate in Teton County, potential buyers can find a range of options to suit their needs. From cozy cabins nestled in the mountains to spacious ranch-style homes with sprawling acres of land, there is something for everyone. The real estate market in Teton County is known for its stability and affordability, making it an attractive destination for both first-time buyers and those looking for a second home.

Whether you're seeking adventure in the great outdoors or a peaceful retreat in a close-knit community, Teton County offers it all. With its stunning natural landscapes, friendly residents, and diverse real estate options, this county in Montana is truly a hidden gem.

Newest Listings in Teton County

$750,000
2 Beds 1 Baths 414666 MLS
This is the escape you have been waiting for- to come on the market! Find a charming, older a-frame cabin on nearly 20 acres, with views, and "smack-dab" in the middle of some of the most sough-after ground in Montana. It is in the Teton Canyon; just outside of Choteau, on the road to the Teton Pass ski resort and with NO COVENANTS! The acreage has year round access and is heavily treed, with varying degrees of flat and some grade. The cabin-itself has a defined bedroom on the main level and an open loft bedroom space upstairs that leads to its own deck. The main living area has a woodstove, high pine-lined ceilings, stone accents, mountain views, plus it has a deck that leads to the back yard with spots for you to sit outside and enjoy a bonfire after skiing, fishing, hiking or just relaxing. It has very close proximity to the Teton River, too. The neighbors are in largely in conservation easements, so don't expect to see a subdivision going in next door. Do expect to see and hear elk, deer, moose, black and grizzly bears, mountain goats, a plethora of wild fowl, upland game birds, other birds and more. Small detached shop/garage. Detached shed. If you are looking for a win-win investment, consider converting the cabin into a nightly rental, that YOU can also enjoy! Galley kitchen, large mudroom with washer and dryer and other flex spaces. Well. Septic. Partly fenced. Clear out some trees and create a pasture, for horses, if you want.

1915 Teton Canyon Road, Choteau

$275,000
414520 MLS
Escape to the wide-open skies and productive landscapes of north-central Montana with this 160-acre parcel located just between Choteau and Dutton. This property offers the perfect blend of agricultural productivity and recreational access, situated right in the heart of Montana’s renowned "Golden Triangle." This 160-acre tract features 150 acres of established dry-land farming, contributing to healthy soil management and environmental stewardship. Situated between the charming communities of Choteau and Dutton, you get the quiet of rural living with manageable access to regional amenities. A sportsman’s dream, this parcel borders over 2,700+ acres of Type 2 Block Management (written permission required). You are also positioned near state land parcels, further expanding your potential for adventure right out your front door. You are located directly within Montana’s Hunting District 404, a region celebrated for its unique hunting opportunities. This district is widely recognized as a premier destination for antelope, featuring some of the largest units in the state. The district holds a mix of mule deer and whitetail populations, often found traversing the diverse landscapes of the Golden Triangle. Beyond big game, the area is excellent for upland bird hunting, with populations of pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse, and Hungarian partridge frequently found throughout the region. This property represents a rare opportunity to own a productive piece of Montana ground!

NHN 15th Road, Dutton

$160,000
412088 MLS
Set against the wide-open beauty of Montana’s prairie and within close reach of the stunning Rocky Mountain Front, this 10.53-acre property near Bynum invites you to build in a location where acreage is nearly impossible to find. With sweeping country views, established trees, existing improvements, and essential groundwork already in place, this acreage presents an exceptional opportunity for buyers looking for a future homesite, recreational basecamp, or peaceful rural retreat. The property includes power, fiber optic, telephone service, two wells, an existing septic tank of unknown location and condition, and a barn, giving buyers a strong starting point for their Montana vision. The trees and open ground create a welcoming sense of place, offering shelter and shade. From here, adventure is never far away. The nearby Rocky Mountain Front rises to the west, offering endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, skiing, camping, and exploring. Bynum Reservoir, the Teton River, Gibson Reservoir, the Blackleaf Wildlife Management Area, the Bob Marshall Wilderness, Teton Pass Ski Area, and Glacier National Park are all part of the larger landscape that makes this area so treasured. Choteau is also close by for groceries, supplies, dining, and small-town conveniences. For the sportsman, this area is especially appealing. The surrounding farm fields, draws, coulees, and native habitat support excellent upland bird opportunities, including pheasant, Hungarian partridge, and sharp-tailed grouse. Big game hunters will appreciate access throughout the region to multiple state and Montana public lands, with nearby habitat supporting mule deer, whitetail deer, elk, antelope, and other wildlife associated with the Rocky Mountain Front. This is a place where mornings can begin with birds lifting from the grass, afternoons can be spent glassing distant ridgelines or casting into nearby waters, and evenings can end beneath a sky full of stars. Build here, roam from here, and enjoy the best of the Front.

1245 26th Road NW, Other

$190,000
1 Baths 411248 MLS
Have you ever dreamed of owning and publishing a small-town newspaper while also investing in a highly visible Main Street property in rural Montana? This is a rare opportunity to purchase The Times Leader along with the building that serves as its headquarters in the heart of Fairfield, Montana. What is now The Times Leader has evolved from The Fairfield Sun Times, The Sun Valley Sun and the Fairfield Times, originally established in 1916. Small towns remain incredibly loyal to their local newspapers, and this publication enjoys strong community support throughout the region. Since taking over in 2007, the seller has grown the paper to approximately 430 subscribers with distribution reaching Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Sun River, Simms, Vaughn and Great Falls. Advertising revenue has historically been strong, at times reaching as much as 80 percent of the paper’s income. In addition to the regular publication, the business produces specialty editions and programs for local events including the Augusta Rodeo, graduations and swim day, along with printing services such as NCR forms, custom envelopes and carbon forms. Additional revenue is generated through an association with newspapers.com, which catalogs newspapers. The sale includes office furniture, shelving, equipment and supplies necessary to continue operations, including a Risograph G3750, Martin Yale paper folder, paper drill, bindery stapler, padding machine, paper cutter, plastic binder, microfilm reader and bound historic editions of the Fairfield Sun Times, Sun Valley Sun and Wheat Center Newspaper. Seller is willing to assist with the transition to help a new owner step into the business smoothly. The building itself offers a prime Main Street location and was built in 1964. Inside the approximately 2,300-square-foot building, you’ll find a reception area with metal wainscoting and built-in shelving, two offices, storage space, a large flex room, a full bathroom with tub and shower, and an oversized garage with access to owned alley parking. Flooring is sturdy carpet and concrete, and portions of the roof and siding are metal. Fairfield is an incorporated city and this property is located in Zone 6. Unlike many neighboring communities, Fairfield allows commercial properties to be converted to residential use, opening the door to mixed-use possibilities, residential conversion, business-only use or even a nightly rental opportunity in a town with limited lodging options.

409 Central Avenue, Fairfield

$450,000
409661 MLS
Imagine waking up to unobstructed views of the Rocky Mountain Front stretching endlessly across the horizon. This is the everyday reality that awaits on this exceptional 31.75± acre property on the outskirts of Choteau, Montana. Perched along paved Highway 221, this gently rolling acreage offers elevated building sites that frame the kind of panoramic mountain and countryside views most people only see on postcards. The hard work of getting started is already done — electricity, natural gas, telephone, and city water are all in place, meaning you can focus your energy on building the life you want rather than the infrastructure to support it. The existing large structure presents an intriguing opportunity for those with a creative eye. Restore it, repurpose it, or reimagine it entirely. Few properties offer this kind of built-in potential at this scale. Step off the property and you're already in the middle of one of Montana's most celebrated outdoor playgrounds. The Teton River winds through the region offering world-class fishing for brown and rainbow trout. Teton Pass Ski Resort is just a short drive away, putting a full season of skiing and snowboarding practically at your doorstep. The iconic Rocky Mountain Front — one of the most dramatic landscape transitions in North America — opens into an endless network of hiking, wildlife watching, and backcountry exploration. And when you want the comforts of town? Choteau is moments away, offering restaurants, shops, schools, and community without sacrificing a single acre of that wide-open Montana feeling. The Choteau Airport sits less than a mile from the property line, making this an equally appealing option for those who want easy access without sacrificing remoteness. Properties like this, with legal paved access, utilities, established improvements, sweeping views, and proximity to both town and true wilderness, simply don't come available often. The Front is calling! This is your chance to answer.

127 Mt Highway 221, Choteau

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