Here, luxury is not loud. It is found in privacy, access, water, and land. Offered for the first time in more than 25 years, the In-Motion Homestead presents a rare opportunity to own approximately 600 feet (+/-) of private Boulder River frontage near Big Timber, Montana. This desirable stretch of river supports five species of trout and mountain whitefish and includes two islands, adding natural character and habitat. Public river access is located miles away, providing exceptional privacy and limited pressure. Surrounded by expansive working ranches and abundant wildlife, the setting offers a compelling balance of seclusion and openness with unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape. The land provides an ideal canvas for long-term ownership and stewardship along Montana’s river corridor. Two existing cabins provide flexibility—use as-is, reimagine, or remove entirely to create a bespoke river estate. The true value lies in the land, water, and setting. Big Timber, Montana is widely regarded as one of the most authentic and well-preserved Western communities in the state, offering a balance of heritage, culture, and livability that continues to attract discerning buyers. The town is known for its deep ranching roots, historic architecture, and strong sense of community, while also supporting a refined arts and culinary presence. Local art galleries showcase respected Montana and regional artists, reflecting the area’s long-standing connection to creativity and craftsmanship. Dining options range from casual local favorites to thoughtfully curated establishments emphasizing quality ingredients and Montana character. Everyday amenities in Big Timber include grocery services, healthcare providers, specialty shops, and professional services, allowing residents to enjoy rural living without sacrificing convenience. A local golf course adds to the recreational offerings and serves as a social hub for both residents and visitors. Seasonal events, farmers markets, and community gatherings contribute to a lifestyle that is active yet unhurried. The region surrounding Big Timber is internationally recognized for outdoor recreation. Fly fishing opportunities are exceptional, with multiple blue-ribbon rivers nearby, including the Boulder River, Yellowstone River, and others within a short drive. Hiking, horseback riding, upland bird hunting, big game hunting, and winter recreation are all readily accessible, making the area appealing for year-round use. Wildlife is abundant throughout the valley, and open landscapes remain largely protected by working ranches and conservation-minded landowners. A notable advantage of the area is its aviation accessibility. Howard Field (S60), located just outside Big Timber, features a 5,248-foot paved runway capable of accommodating a variety of private aircraft and light jets. The airport provides efficient access for owners who travel frequently or maintain multiple residences, allowing discreet arrivals and departures without congestion. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) is approximately one hour away and offers extensive commercial air service with direct flights to major markets nationwide. The combination of a private local airfield and a nearby commercial airport enhances the region’s appeal to buyers seeking both privacy and connectivity. This level of access is uncommon for riverfront and ranch-adjacent properties and is a significant lifestyle benefit. Big Timber’s location also allows convenient access to nearby communities while remaining distinctly uncrowded. The area has avoided large-scale development, preserving expansive views, dark skies, and a strong sense of place. Ownership in this region is often generational, with properties held long-term and transferred thoughtfully, reinforcing the stability and desirability of the market. These supplemental details are provided to assist buyers and agents in understanding the broader lifestyle, access, and community benefits associated with ownership near Big Timber and the Boulder Valley.
Fish just off your back porch in one of Montana's premier trout fisheries! A large, newly remodeled log home overlooking the famed Boulder River with an additional dwelling above the log two car garage that is framed and ready for your finishes. This home has a master suite on the main level, two lofts for sleeping and a large kitchen and dining area. Don't miss an opportunity to own a piece of the coveted Boulder River frontage and create your Montana dream! With a large deck to enjoy those gorgeous summer evenings and large windows frame all that nature has to offer. The neighborhood is quiet with a private locked gate so that the residents can enjoy their slice of this Montana paradise!
The Montana River Retreat may be the most attractive fly-angling property available in Montana today due to its extremely coveted Boulder River frontage and its thoughtfully designed mountain modern home already in place and waiting for a new owner to instantly enjoy. The most significant and finite asset of this property lies in its abundance of water and exceptional angling opportunities. Spanning nearly half a mile, the pristine Boulder River flows alongside the property, offering deeded access to a world-class fishery. Renowned for its fast-moving, cold, and crystal-clear waters, the Boulder River is home to a robust population of both brown and rainbow trout. In addition to the river, the property features four spring-fed ponds, with one boasting large brown trout, as well as a spring-fed stream that meanders for approximately 2,500 feet. Together, these features not only enhance the property's aesthetic appeal but also hold the potential for further enhancement to optimize the aquatic experience. Before building the current home on the property, the owners spent many evenings camping under the stars on the property, enjoying the sounds of the river and the beautiful setting of the property within the cottonwood meadows and captivating views. As they considered the construction of the beautiful home that sits on the property today, they wanted to keep that natural feel of camping under the stars as a vision for the construction. The end result is a beautiful 2,000± square foot triangle-shaped home that maximizes views at all angles, providing the ultimate indoor and outdoor experience. The Boulder River Valley is one of the most highly sought-after destinations in Montana, celebrated for its quintessential Montana scenery and the charming small-town atmosphere of Big Timber, Montana. This property is conveniently located just 25 minutes from Big Timber and a short drive of approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes from Bozeman, which offers world-class amenities and an international airport.
The Cabin on the Boulder is a beautifully crafted hand hewn log cabin, located adjacent the upper Boulder River in the Custer Gallatin National Forest. Set on 18+ deeded acres and surrounded by forest service land, it offers unmatched privacy and tranquility in the heart of Montana’s wilderness. A meticulously designed log cabin, completed in 2016, offering two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a half bath. Cozy yet luxurious, the cabin features electric heating, a wood burning stove, ensuring comfort amidst nature. For fly fishing enthusiasts, the upper Boulder River offers outstanding opportunities. The river is home to brown, rainbow, cutthroat, and brook trout, with average catches ranging from 8 to 14 inches, and some reaching an impressive 20 inches. Big-game hunters will appreciate the abundant opportunities just beyond the property line. Fully furnished and offered as a turnkey sale, this log cabin is ready to welcome you to your new mountain retreat.

Mc Leod is located in Montana. Mc Leod, Montana 59052has a population of 159. Mc Leod 59052 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.82% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 31.12%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,238 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mc Leod 59052 is 62.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 25.6 inches per year, with 123.6 inches of snow per year.