Dreaming of the Shields Valley? This is your chance. Set on 10 beautiful acres along the Shields River, this property combines stunning scenery, versatile amenities, and an unbeatable location just 2 miles north of Clyde Park. This home is perfectly complemented by a heated 40 X 40 shop, giving you plenty of space for projects, toys, or a home business. Need extra room for guests or family? The separate studio apartment with its own laundry facility offers endless possibilities, whether you're hosting visitors, creating a private office, or generating rental income. Wake up every day to incredible views of the Crazy, Absaroka, and Bridger Mountains, spend your evenings enjoying the peaceful setting, and take advantage of everything this special property has to offer. This one checks all the boxes!
Ranches like this are rarely sold — they're handed down. Just north of Wilsall with the Crazy Mountains front and center, Meadow Creek 320 Ranch is the real thing: native grass pasture, cross-fenced into multiple pastures for cattle and horses, senior water rights and views that must be experienced in person to fully understand. A gated two-track leads to an authentic 2,700 sf cabin with three beds, two baths and anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a timber-frame loft. No covenants, no zoning. Shields River Road is paved and county-maintained, so access is easy in every season — an hour to Bozeman through Bridger Canyon, an hour to Livingston down the Shields Valley. It all starts with the water: Multiple springs throughout the property and Meadow Creek is diverted by headgates into the historic Becker Ditch, which carries water across the ranch through a system of laterals. Six active DNRC water rights are tied to the property, headlined by a senior Meadow Creek irrigation right with a May 10, 1890 priority date — backed by an 1898 Meadow Creek right, two 1907 spring rights for irrigation and stock, a 1973 Meadow Creek right and a domestic well at 25 gpm. Seller's interest in the water rights conveys. In Montana, first in time is first in right and an 1890 priority is hard to come by. Native grasses laced with wildflowers, aspen groves that turn gold in September and lush meadows irrigated into the fall. The elk are already here — they work this ground in numbers, with moose, deer and antelope regular company. Upland birds hold in the cover, sandhill cranes work the meadows and hawks and eagles ride the thermals over the creek bottom. Beyond the fence line, the Shields River is minutes away, blue-ribbon trout water on the Yellowstone runs through Paradise Valley, and National Forest trailheads climb into the Crazy Mountains to the east, the Bridgers and Bangtails to the west and the Absarokas to the south. The Crazy Mountains rise straight off the valley floor with nothing in between - they have to be seen in person to be fully understood. This is Montana as it was meant to be. Interior photos are virtually staged.
Ranches like this are rarely sold — they're handed down. Just north of Wilsall with the Crazy Mountains front and center, Meadow Creek 320 Ranch is the real thing: native grass pasture, cross-fenced into multiple pastures for cattle and horses, senior water rights and views that must be experienced in person to fully understand. A gated two-track leads to an authentic 2,700 sf cabin with three beds, two baths and anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a timber-frame loft. No covenants, no zoning. Shields River Road is paved and county-maintained, so access is easy in every season — an hour to Bozeman through Bridger Canyon, an hour to Livingston down the Shields Valley. It all starts with the water: Multiple springs throughout the property and Meadow Creek is diverted by headgates into the historic Becker Ditch, which carries water across the ranch through a system of laterals. Six active DNRC water rights are tied to the property, headlined by a senior Meadow Creek irrigation right with a May 10, 1890 priority date — backed by an 1898 Meadow Creek right, two 1907 spring rights for irrigation and stock, a 1973 Meadow Creek right and a domestic well at 25 gpm. Seller's interest in the water rights conveys. In Montana, first in time is first in right and an 1890 priority is hard to come by. Native grasses laced with wildflowers, aspen groves that turn gold in September and lush meadows irrigated into the fall. The elk are already here — they work this ground in numbers, with moose, deer and antelope regular company. Upland birds hold in the cover, sandhill cranes work the meadows and hawks and eagles ride the thermals over the creek bottom. Beyond the fence line, the Shields River is minutes away, blue-ribbon trout water on the Yellowstone runs through Paradise Valley, and National Forest trailheads climb into the Crazy Mountains to the east, the Bridgers and Bangtails to the west and the Absarokas to the south. The Crazy Mountains rise straight off the valley floor with nothing in between - they have to be seen in person to be fully understood. This is Montana as it was meant to be. *Interior photos are virtually staged.
Rustic cabin on 5 acres in the Crazy Mountains between Clyde Park and Wilsall, Montana. Properties like this rarely become available. Held by the same family for 50 years, this secluded 5-acre parcel is a true hidden gem nestled in the breathtaking Crazy Mountains. If you've been searching for an authentic mountain getaway and an incredible recreational retreat, this property deserves a look. This isn't luxury living—it's a place to unplug, breathe fresh mountain air, and enjoy the peace that only nature can provide. If you don't mind chopping wood, hauling water, and living without some modern city conveniences, then this may be just the place. There is so much to appreciate about this special property. A seasonal stream meanders through the wooded and private parcel, creating a peaceful soundtrack alongside the songs of mountain birds. Whether you're relaxing on the porch, exploring nearby trails, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, or simply enjoying the solitude, this setting is truly unforgettable. The cabin was a rebuild using a metal frame and has been extensively rebuilt and designed from that point up for Montana cabin living. Inside you'll find two bedrooms, a functional kitchen, a cozy wood stove for heat, and an electric refrigerator. Electrical service is connected and fully functioning. Additional improvements include a newer composting outhouse with electricity for lighting-check out the art- and an outdoor shower complete with a hot water heating system. Set back off the main Upper Cottonwood Forest Service road it's seasonal access will be determined by the snow depth. It is approximately a 60-minute drive to Livingston through some of the most remarkable rural scenes. The property offers outstanding opportunities year-round. During the winter months when the snow depth keeps travel to over the snow vehicles, permission can be requested for parking down lower in a neighbor's field so that you can drive most the way up in the winter, making it an excellent base camp for snowmobilers, backcountry skiers, and other winter recreation enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for a family retreat, hunting camp, weekend escape, or a place to create your own mountain traditions, this one-of-a-kind property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Crazy Mountains that has been cherished for generations.
Have you dreamed of owning your own paradise in Montana? This 10-acre ranchette on Flathead Creek is fully equipped for a hobby farm with facilities for horses, goats, chickens, and more. The 2,266 SF main house features single-level living, 9-foot ceilings with a large primary suite, two guest bedrooms, and a chef’s kitchen. The property also includes a self-contained 960 SF Amish-built guest cabin with a bedroom, loft, 3/4 bath laundry and great room. Outdoor amenities include: - Live water, a pond, and a firepit - A 30x36 garage - Fencing and cross-fencing, a corral, two pastures, and an arena - Hay storage, a tack room, and powered outbuildings - A covered back deck and a hot tub This property offers the perfect blend of tranquility and functionality.
21 McPherson Lane is a remarkable Montana horse property nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Shields Valley. Set on over 46 acres of pastureland with stunning panoramic views of the Crazy, Bridger, and Castle Mountains, this exceptional ranch offers the perfect blend of country living, functionality, and comfort. The spacious 3,645-square-foot home features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, providing ample room for family and guests. The exceptionally maintained and updated basement provides ample possibilities for multi-generational living. Thoughtful updates throughout the home include renovated bathrooms, updated windows and doors, and beautiful flooring, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large windows frame the spectacular mountain scenery, while the sunroom offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy Montana’s unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s outstanding horse facilities, including a well-appointed four-stall barn with automatic waterers, hot and cold running water, an insulated tack room, feed storage, and hay storage. Cross-fenced, sub-irrigated pastures with water rights provide excellent grazing opportunities, while the corral system and livestock handling facilities make ranch operations efficient and convenient. Additional improvements include a spacious detached garage and shop building with ample room for vehicles, equipment, and recreational toys. Wildlife frequently visits the property, adding to the serenity and natural beauty of this exceptional setting. Ideally located between Wilsall and Clyde Park, with convenient access to Livingston and Bozeman, 21 McPherson Lane offers the rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful rural living without sacrificing access to modern amenities. Whether you’re seeking a working horse property, a private ranch retreat, or a place to embrace the Montana lifestyle, this extraordinary property delivers it all.
21 McPherson Lane is a remarkable Montana horse property nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Shields Valley. Set on over 46 acres of pastureland with stunning panoramic views of the Crazy, Bridger, and Castle Mountains, this exceptional ranch offers the perfect blend of country living, functionality, and comfort. The spacious 3,645-square-foot home features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, providing ample room for family and guests. The exceptionally maintained and updated basement provides ample possibilities for multi-generational living. Thoughtful updates throughout the home include renovated bathrooms, updated windows and doors, and beautiful flooring, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large windows frame the spectacular mountain scenery, while the sunroom offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy Montana’s unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s outstanding horse facilities, including a well-appointed four-stall barn with automatic waterers, hot and cold running water, an insulated tack room, feed storage, and hay storage. Cross-fenced, sub-irrigated pastures with water rights provide excellent grazing opportunities, while the corral system and livestock handling facilities make ranch operations efficient and convenient. Additional improvements include a spacious detached garage and shop building with ample room for vehicles, equipment, and recreational toys. Wildlife frequently visits the property, adding to the serenity and natural beauty of this exceptional setting. Ideally located between Wilsall and Clyde Park, with convenient access to Livingston and Bozeman, 21 McPherson Lane offers the rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful rural living without sacrificing access to modern amenities. Whether you’re seeking a working horse property, a private ranch retreat, or a place to embrace the Montana lifestyle, this extraordinary property delivers it all.
Live the Montana dream on 20 sprawling acres in Sheild’s Valley, with loads of income producing potential and panoramic views of the Bridger and Crazy Mountains. This unique property features 3 custom built homes, a studio apartment, and 2 yurts, perfect for guests, tenants, or your own vision of life under the “Big Sky”. The main house custom features include real wood flooring, slate tile details, radiant flooring in bathrooms, a fireplace, 2 wood stoves and more- Truly a must see! Modern comfort with Montana charm. Property includes a 75x112 attached heated barn/garage/shop with horse stalls, plus another 25x40 heated shop and additional outbuildings. Located conveniently between Bozeman and Livingston, and just minutes to Bridger Bowl skiing. This property offers a rare turnkey opportunity with endless possibilities, rental income, multi-generational living, hobby farm or your own Montana escape.
This beautifully upgraded 4 bedroom, 2 full bath home is oozing with character. It boasts original built in dressers and walk-in attic access in all of the upstairs bedrooms and the most charming stairwell you ever did see! As you enter the home, the hickory floors will blow you away as the space is flooded with natural light from the oversized windows. The pellet stove and heated tile in the kitchen will keep you cozy in those Montana winter months. The fully fenced yard is private and perfect for relaxing. Mature trees and professional landscape add shade and the feeling of whimsy. The back deck has recently been stained and is wired for your new hot tub. Underground sprinklers and a drip system make caring for the large yard a breeze. The carport already has hanging boat storage and the property already has RV hook-ups as well. There is a 10'x16' shed in the back yard with a loft, work bench, and electricity! Gorgeous Montana mountain views abound. The Shields river is just minutes away. Located next to schools and the park in the cutest little town of Wilsall. Come see what makes this property so special!
Porcupine Creek Homestead is made up of +/- 116; acres located in the coveted Shields River Valley east of the small town of Wilsall and an hour from Bozeman. The property is a blend of cottonwood and aspen grove riparian areas bifurcated by small flowing springs, two ponds, and valley views that encompass the Crazy Mountains to the east and the Bridger Range to the west. Once owned by a prominent Livingston banker, he built the historic Victorian-style home, which became the centerpiece of the property. In 2005, a restoration project began, and the house was effectively recreated to its exact dimensions and vernacular. This small two-bedroom one-and-a-half bath was masterfully re-created and appointed in a charming way. A six-stall horse barn was added near the residence with a large two-bedroom apartment that lofts overhead and sits next to a spacious two-car garage.
Come explore this pristine 30 acres located at the base of the Cottonwood Creek drainage on the West side of the Crazy Mountain Range. 45 minutes from Livingston and a 1 hr away from Bozeman, this could be your weekend getaway and basecamp for many hunting, fishing and other outdoor adventures! The parcel of land is incredibly secluded & hosts a variety of wildlife including deer, elk, moose and bear. Just up the Forest Service Road are two trailheads offering access to the vast alpine backcountry. Within the property and perched on top of a forested knoll sits a 3bd, 1 bath rustic log cabin, plumbed in with well water and sanitation. Additionally, there is a 2-car garage with a 2bd loft and gaming room. To the North of the property is a 25ft x 70 ft Quansah hut, perfect for storing any side-by-side, snowmobiles, or tractors. Parcels of this size do not come on the market very often so do not miss out on a rare opportunity to own your legacy property to enjoy for generations to come.
Wilsall is located in Montana. Wilsall, Montana has a population of 243. Wilsall is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.23%.
The median household income in Wilsall, Montana is $77,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,510 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Wilsall is 66 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 16.5 inches per year, with 62.6 inches of snow per year.
