$750,000

This 120± acre property offers multiple building sites, has two shared borders with public lands (1200+ acres) and exquisite panoramic views, exceptional privacy, and electrical power already on-site. Located approximately 35 minutes from Helena (Google Maps), it combines the tranquility of rural Montana with convenient access to city amenities. A standout feature is the spring-fed pond, which supports a healthy trout population while enhancing the property's natural beauty and providing valuable wildlife habitat. Water features like this are uncommon in the region and add to the property's recreational appeal. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Holter Reservoir, Canyon Ferry Lake, Lake Helena, and the upper Missouri River, renowned for outstanding rainbow and brown trout fishing. Boating, kayaking, hiking, and other recreational opportunities are all within easy reach. The property directly borders Montana State Trust Lands, providing immediate access to additional public acreage for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and wildlife viewing. Located within a general hunting district for deer and elk, the property offers excellent opportunities to enjoy Montana's abundant wildlife and expansive public lands. An older metal building provides practical infrastructure and may be utilized for equipment storage, livestock shelter, hay storage, or workshop space with some maintenance or improvements. Combining multiple building sites, on-site power, a spring-fed trout pond, direct public land access, panoramic views, and convenient proximity to Helena, this property presents an outstanding opportunity to build a home, recreational retreat, or hunting base in the heart of Montana's outdoor country. This 120± acre property offers multiple building sites, has two shared borders with public lands (1200+ acres) and exquisite panoramic views, exceptional privacy, and electrical power already on-site. Located approximately 35 minutes from Helena (Google Maps), it combines the tranquility of rural Montana with convenient access to city amenities. A standout feature is the spring-fed pond, which supports a healthy trout population while enhancing the property's natural beauty and providing valuable wildlife habitat. Water features like this are uncommon in the region and add to the property's recreational appeal. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Holter Reservoir, Canyon Ferry Lake, Lake Helena, and the upper Missouri River, renowned for outstanding rainbow and brown trout fishing. Boating, kayaking, hiking, and other recreational opportunities are all within easy reach. The property directly borders Montana State Trust Lands, providing immediate access to additional public acreage for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and wildlife viewing. Located within a general hunting district for deer and elk, the property offers excellent opportunities to enjoy Montana's abundant wildlife and expansive public lands. An older metal building provides practical infrastructure and may be utilized for equipment storage, livestock shelter, hay storage, or workshop space with some maintenance or improvements. Combining multiple building sites, on-site power, a spring-fed trout pond, direct public land access, panoramic views, and convenient proximity to Helena, this property presents an outstanding opportunity to build a home, recreational retreat, or hunting base in the heart of Montana's outdoor country.

$135,000

Montana property for sale with two small springs, a leveled cabin site ready to go, and amazing mountain views all behind a gated road in the forested mountains of Montana, with elk and deer hunting. That’s right, there are two mountain springs on this 39.5 acre property. One pours out of the ground right below the leveled cabin site, and the other is on the opposite side of the Denton Mountain ridgeline, over where the elk and deer hang out more. They like the lush grass the spring provides there and the big timber that gives them cover and shade. And there are elk wallows there, too. So you’ve got the best of both worlds. You’ve got the leveled site and spring on one side and then hike up to the top of the ridge, enjoy the fabulous views of the Continental Divide and all the surrounding mountains as far as the eye can see, and then drop down where the second spring is and see what’s there for elk and deer. There’s a small, leveled site in the trees that’s ready to build a small Wolf Creek, Montana dream cabin in the mountains, or pull your camper in and just get away. Right out of the cabin, you’re sitting high in the mountains of Montana, surrounded by trees, meadows, and wildlife, and it’s all right there on your property. The views are incredible, as you’ll see in the pictures. It’s hard to describe how wonderful this setting is. You’re looking out almost level at mountain range after mountain range. Watch as the sun rises and sets over the Rockies, and just soak it all in from the porch of the cabin you build up in the mountains of Montana. The road to the property is in good shape, but is somewhat steep yet easy enough for an SUV or 4-wheel drive in the summer and fall. This is not a property where you can live year-round because of the steepness of the road and the amount of snow. The road is gated and very private off Little Wolf Creek Road. Talk about secluded and quiet. And the property is bordered by some remote portions of the Blacktail Ranch, which has a conservation easement on it, which usually prevents the land from ever being developed. You’ve got your own spring, but the property also comes with the right to use another spring for filling water to haul and use at your property. The spring is along the private access road to the property, so you can fill up on the way to the property and be ready to go. You’ve got elk and deer hunting right on your own property. Montana property for sale with two small springs, a leveled cabin site ready to go, and amazing mountain views all behind a gated road in the forested mountains of Montana, with elk and deer hunting. That’s right, there are two mountain springs on this 39.5 acre property. One pours out of the ground right below the leveled cabin site, and the other is on the opposite side of the Denton Mountain ridgeline, over where the elk and deer hang out more. They like the lush grass the spring provides there and the big timber that gives them cover and shade. And there are elk wallows there, too. So you’ve got the best of both worlds. You’ve got the leveled site and spring on one side and then hike up to the top of the ridge, enjoy the fabulous views of the Continental Divide and all the surrounding mountains as far as the eye can see, and then drop down where the second spring is and see what’s there for elk and deer. There’s a small, leveled site in the trees that’s ready to build a small Wolf Creek, Montana dream cabin in the mountains, or pull your camper in and just get away. Right out of the cabin, you’re sitting high in the mountains of Montana, surrounded by trees, meadows, and wildlife, and it’s all right there on your property. The views are incredible, as you’ll see in the pictures. It’s hard to describe how wonderful this setting is. You’re looking out almost level at mountain range after mountain range. Watch as the sun rises and sets over the Rockies, and just soak it all in from the porch of the cabin you build up in the mountains of Montana. The road to the property is in good shape, but is somewhat steep yet easy enough for an SUV or 4-wheel drive in the summer and fall. This is not a property where you can live year-round because of the steepness of the road and the amount of snow. The road is gated and very private off Little Wolf Creek Road. Talk about secluded and quiet. And the property is bordered by some remote portions of the Blacktail Ranch, which has a conservation easement on it, which usually prevents the land from ever being developed. You’ve got your own spring, but the property also comes with the right to use another spring for filling water to haul and use at your property. The spring is along the private access road to the property, so you can fill up on the way to the property and be ready to go. You’ve got elk and deer hunting right on your own property.