End-of-the-road privacy, 160 acres of big-sky space, and panoramic mountain views, just 13 miles to Bridger Bowl and 28 miles to Bozeman. This rare Montana holding offers multiple potential building sites, exceptional flexibility, and no covenants with no known zoning restrictions (buyer to verify intended use). An additional 640 acres of state land is just down the road, expanding your recreation options even further. The recently renovated 1-bedroom cabin overlooks a private pond and a tributary of Green Canyon Creek, creating a serene setting that attracts abundant wildlife, including elk, mule deer, antelope, and more. Inside, rustic character meets modern comfort with reclaimed barn wood trim, tile flooring, a cozy wood stove, and a kitchen finished with black quartz countertops, high-end soft-close cabinetry with pullouts, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range. The home is equipped for year-round use with on-demand heating and impressive backup power, including a solar system with battery storage, a 5,500W generator, and a 1,000-gallon buried propane tank. A finished 2-car attached garage adds everyday functionality, while a recently built 36' x 60' shop with a heated 11' x 48' workshop inside provides serious space for equipment, storage, and projects. Additional infrastructure includes 50-amp RV service and an RV septic clean-out. Three transformer boxes are already in place for additional building sites across the property. Although the cabin is a 1-bedroom, the septic system is permitted for 3 bedrooms, allowing for a future addition or expansion. Outdoors, enjoy a pond ideal for swimming, recreating, or quiet wildlife watching, plus roughly 2 miles of mowed trails within the property for hiking, exploring, and riding. Surface water rights are included for stock, fish and wildlife (buyer to verify water rights and permitted uses). Utilities include electricity, well, and septic. Dramatic views span the Northern Bridger Range, the Crazy Mountains, and the Bangtail Mountains, delivering a true Montana retreat with real infrastructure already in place.
WILSALL BEAUTY! This exceptional 20-acre horse property offers the perfect balance of privacy, space and accessibility. Located in Wilsall, a scenic 45-minute drive from Bozeman or neighboring Livingston, this residence features a seasonal pond, a well-equipped barn, riding arena and an impressive 6+ bedroom, 3 bathroom home ideal for large households, entertaining, or multigenerational living. Enjoy unequaled Montana views of the Absarokee, Bridger and Crazy Mountain ranges from every room. Numerous windows allow for not only an abundance of sunlight but also a seamless connection to nature. Flexible space offers privacy for up to 7 bedrooms (one non-conforming) and 3 full bathrooms with the ensuite having been recently updated with tasteful features such as floor-to-ceiling tile, glass doors and a double vanity. This vast floor plan allows for multiple living areas, entertainment space with bar, a well-appointed kitchen and outstanding dining area able to accommodate large furniture pieces. But really . . . the outdoors are the main attraction with a covered deck with gas line for BBQ/fireplace, lower covered patio, garden space, fire pit, storage shed, automatic sprinklers, continuous pipe fencing, cement parking apron and well-maintained lawn & landscaping. Equestrians will appreciate a new 36x48 insulated barn with 10 ft lean-to, dedicated tack and vet/feed room. Modular stalls can provide room for 4 horses or allow a larger space for foaling. Separate entrances from each allow for easy transfer to outdoor stalls or corrals. Plus your 100x100 foot riding arena provides for safe, consistent footing while exercising or training your horses. Fully fenced and cross fenced offering 5 pastures, a natural seasonal spring and livestock well will ensure your animals are well provided. A secondary driveway to barn gives the space to maneuver or park large vehicles and multiple trailers. You can see the pride these homeowners have taken with this immaculate property. Fall in love with our historic ranching community of Wilsall / Clyde Park while staying within easy reach of Bozeman’s shopping, dining, airport and world-class outdoor recreation. If you’ve been searching for a horse property, home with acreage and a barn, or a private equestrian estate in Montana, this is a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss! Watch the full 3D video tour to experience everything this remarkable property has to offer and then arrange for your private showing today!
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.
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.
Come explore this pristine 30 acres located at the base of the Cottonwood Creek drainage on the West side of the Crazy Mountain Range which is part of the Custer Gallatin National Forest. Just 45 minutes from Livingston and an hour 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 and 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 60 ft Quansah hut, perfect for storing any side-by-side, snowmobiles, toys 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.
Small Home with Mountain Views in Wilsall MT. Welcome to 109 Hannaford St N—a cozy 1-bedroom, 1-bath home in the heart of the friendly community of Wilsall. This home has seen recent updates, offering comfortable living with functional charm. Currently used as a rental property, it also presents a great investment opportunity or the perfect spot for a full-time residence or weekend escape. Enjoy stunning views of the Crazy Mountains, a shaded backyard with a storage shed, and the peaceful atmosphere of small-town Montana. Just 33 miles to Livingston and 31 miles to Bozeman, this property offers easy access to amenities while maintaining that sought-after rural lifestyle.
The very definition of Big Sky Country, welcome to 3 Highland Ranch Rd where the trees reach for the sky and the mountains meet the plains. This property has been lovingly cared for with thoughtful improvements to maintain the original values of flora, fauna, and views, creating a tranquil retreat amidst our hectic lives. One can’t help but exhale, breathe in the beauty, and let Mother Nature touch your soul. The jaw-dropping views serve up a grand interplay of skyscape and landscape. The dome of sky bordered by mountains on the horizon is a constantly moving drama of clouds, sun, shadows, and colors as winter snow, spring squalls, early summer flowers, and fall colors play out in front of you. Sunsets are magical, especially when the ebbing light illuminates the hues and shapes of clouds and precipitation. Starlit night skies and occasional northern lights offer an impressive encore. Inspiring views of the Bridgers, Belts, and Crazies fill your viewshed from the building site. A short walk to the hilltop gazebo rewards you with views of the Absarokas and Beartooths to the south, Gallatins and Bridgers to the west, and a glimpse of the Castles to the north. The wildlife is abundant. Spring brings a variety of songbirds to the property. Sandhill cranes can be heard this time of year also, sometimes nesting on the property. The descent of the Blue Grouse out of the high country to undergo courtship and mating is a favorite. Coveys of chicks follow, inhabiting the property until late summer when they return to the high country. Soaring eagles and hawks, often at your level, float on the breeze. Deer, moose, bears, bobcats, mountain lions, coyotes, and fox have all been spotted on the property. Binoculars or a spotting scope reveal elk, antelope, and mountain goats on the surrounding landscape. Douglas fir, junipers, and limber/lodgepole pine thrive, creating a healthy forest with fine habitat and good rainfall retention. Chokecherries and gooseberries grow on the property, great for fresh snacking or canning. Two wells exist with one boasting 18 GPM for abundant water. A well-built steel shed and small storage shed provide ample room for all your toys and equipment. Enjoy a game of horseshoes behind the cabin or gather round the campfire for evening enjoyment. Fishing can be had in alpine lakes or in the nearby Shields and Yellowstone Rivers. Big game and bird hunting are available in national forest lands or block management areas nearby.
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.
