Your Montana mountain getaway is waiting! Discover 18 beautiful acres with a creek, breathtaking mountain views, abundant wildlife, and direct access to thousands of acres of public land. Best of all, a level building site is already in place, so you can bring your camper and start enjoying the property right away or begin planning your dream Montana cabin! A Creek-Side Setting You'll Love. Wickiup Creek winds through a picturesque mountain valley filled with willows, lush grasses, and native vegetation. The creek eventually flows into the Big Hole River near Melrose and provides a natural gathering place for elk, deer, moose, and other wildlife. Small fish and aquatic life inhabit the creek, while remnants of old beaver dams tell the story of the valley's rich wildlife habitat. Imagine relaxing on your cabin porch, listening to the creek babble nearby, watching wildlife move through the valley, and taking in the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and forested hillsides. Thousands of Acres of Public Land Right Out Your Back Door. One of this property's greatest features is its boundary with BLM land, giving you direct access to expansive public lands for hunting, hiking, exploring, and outdoor recreation. The nearby Highland Mountains and National Forest offer even more opportunities, with miles of trails, backcountry roads, ATV routes, and beautiful mountain country to discover. Whether you're glassing the hillsides for elk, exploring the surrounding country, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet, you'll appreciate having so much wide-open Montana landscape at your doorstep. Outstanding Wildlife and Hunting Opportunities. This area is known for its elk and deer populations, and moose also frequent the lush creek bottom. The property lies in Montana Hunting District 340, with extensive surrounding habitat and public land to explore. Elk and deer hunting opportunities are available under applicable Montana hunting regulations, including general-license opportunities and additional permits where offered. You may even spot elk and deer right from your own property! Ready for Your Camper or Montana Cabin. The hard work of establishing a level building site has already been done. Bring your camper for a summer getaway, set up your hunting camp, or start planning a cabin surrounded by Montana's natural beauty. Located approximately 22 miles south of Butte, the property offers a wonderful balance of seclusion and convenience, with paved and maintained roads providing access much of the way. Butte offers shopping, supplies, restaurants, and an airport. This is a seasonal recreational property, as winter snow can limit access, making it especially appealing as a spring, summer, and fall retreat or hunting getaway rather than a year-round residence. A Rare Combination of Water, Wildlife, Mountain Views, and Public Land Access! Finding 18 acres with a creek, an established building site, abundant wildlife, and BLM land right next door isn't easy. Add the nearby National Forest, the Highland Mountains, and the beauty of Montana's Big Hole country, and you have an exceptional opportunity to own your own mountain retreat.
Your Montana mountain getaway is waiting! Discover 18 beautiful acres with a creek, breathtaking mountain views, abundant wildlife, and direct access to thousands of acres of public land. Best of all, a level building site is already in place, so you can bring your camper and start enjoying the property right away or begin planning your dream Montana cabin! A Creek-Side Setting You'll Love. Wickiup Creek winds through a picturesque mountain valley filled with willows, lush grasses, and native vegetation. The creek eventually flows into the Big Hole River near Melrose and provides a natural gathering place for elk, deer, moose, and other wildlife. Small fish and aquatic life inhabit the creek, while remnants of old beaver dams tell the story of the valley's rich wildlife habitat. Imagine relaxing on your cabin porch, listening to the creek babble nearby, watching wildlife move through the valley, and taking in the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and forested hillsides. Thousands of Acres of Public Land Right Out Your Back Door. One of this property's greatest features is its boundary with BLM land, giving you direct access to expansive public lands for hunting, hiking, exploring, and outdoor recreation. The nearby Highland Mountains and National Forest offer even more opportunities, with miles of trails, backcountry roads, ATV routes, and beautiful mountain country to discover. Whether you're glassing the hillsides for elk, exploring the surrounding country, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet, you'll appreciate having so much wide-open Montana landscape at your doorstep. Outstanding Wildlife and Hunting Opportunities. This area is known for its elk and deer populations, and moose also frequent the lush creek bottom. The property lies in Montana Hunting District 340, with extensive surrounding habitat and public land to explore. Elk and deer hunting opportunities are available under applicable Montana hunting regulations, including general-license opportunities and additional permits where offered. You may even spot elk and deer right from your own property! Ready for Your Camper or Montana Cabin. The hard work of establishing a level building site has already been done. Bring your camper for a summer getaway, set up your hunting camp, or start planning a cabin surrounded by Montana's natural beauty. Located approximately 22 miles south of Butte, the property offers a wonderful balance of seclusion and convenience.
Great location for a building site for a home, or storage units, this lot is 5706 square feet. Reach out today for more information
City lot with a 22X24 garage with power running directly to it, perfect for a single-wide trailer or tiny home. Bring your own home or blueprints for your custom build and enjoy the freedom of owning your own land in Butte. Simple, affordable, and ready for your vision.
City lot with a 22X24 garage with power running directly to it, perfect for a single-wide trailer or tiny home. Bring your own home or blueprints for your custom build and enjoy the freedom of owning your own land in Butte. Simple, affordable, and ready for your vision.
Discover 8.5 acres of Montana land in Homestake Meadows, just outside Butte, MT. 228 Majestic View offers a beautiful combination of mature trees, open space, privacy and moderate terrain, providing an appealing setting for a future Montana homesite. A test well is already located on the property, lot is Level 2 Septic approved and electric and gas runs along the property line, adding to the possibilities as you plan for future development. The generous acreage offers plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the surrounding landscape while still maintaining convenient access to Butte and nearby recreation. With usable areas, natural beauty and the space that comes with a larger parcel, this property offers flexibility for creating a year-round private Montana retreat. Only feet away from the vast Thompson Park hiking/biking trail head and a short half mile away from Pipestone/Homestake UTV trail system. If you’ve been searching for acreage near Butte with privacy, trees and room to make your vision a reality, 228 Majestic View is an opportunity worth exploring.
Build your dream home on the flats of historic Butte, Montana! This exceptional vacant lot is ready for your plans, with city water and sewer already available and power located on the property, making the building easier. Located directly across the street from Clark’s Park, a well-known Butte landmark, this property offers a unique combination of convenience, and location. With a variance and jumping through some hoops the classification could be changed for a small business.
Build your dream home or invest in a growing area. Whether you're looking to build now or hold as an investment, this property is a great opportunity. Enjoy the freedom to design your own space while still being conveniently located near everything you need. The sales price includes 3 separate parcels, 2 of the parcels would be great to build on the 3rd piece would be great for a shed or storage.
If you’re looking for room to spread out, plenty of wildlife, and easy access to everything Southwest Montana has to offer, this 20± acre parcel in Flint Creek Estates is worth a look. Located just minutes from Butte with year-round maintained roads, the property offers beautiful views, privacy, and several potential building sites for your future home, cabin, or recreational getaway. Wildlife is no stranger here, trail camera photos show just how active the property is, making it a great option for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. One of the unique benefits of Flint Creek Estates is access to an additional 900± acre parcel available for HOA residents to enjoy for hunting and recreational use, giving you even more room to get outside and explore. With Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, Discovery Ski Area, hiking and biking trails, hunting, and endless recreation all nearby, you can enjoy the Montana lifestyle without being too far from town. Whether you’re ready to build or simply want your own piece of land to hunt, explore, and enjoy, this property offers a little bit of everything.
Rare Montana mountain acreage surrounded on ALL FOUR SIDES by National Forest! This 20.66-acre patented mining claim offers an exceptional combination of privacy, scenery and direct access to thousands of acres of public land. Access is via Forest Service roads and may be seasonal, making this an ideal recreational getaway, hunting property or off-grid retreat. The historic Gold Bug Lode features a beautiful mix of mature timber, aspen groves, grassy openings, impressive rock outcroppings and mountain views. Wander through the property and you'll find secluded pockets tucked among the trees, open areas and the rugged character that makes Montana mountain land so special. What truly sets this property apart is its location. National Forest borders the property on every side, creating a level of privacy that's difficult to duplicate. Your 20.66 deeded acres become a gateway to an enormous backyard of public land for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife watching and exploring. Create a mountain base camp, establish a private recreational retreat, or simply hold a unique piece of Montana surrounded by public land. If you've been looking for a place where the road gets quieter, the neighbors disappear and the Montana backcountry begins, this is it.
Discover the perfect opportunity to build on two exceptionally nice lots totaling 6,316 square feet. With plenty of space for a custom home, garage, outdoor living area, or additional storage, this property offers flexibility and potential in one inviting package. Whether you’re planning your dream residence or looking for a smart land investment, these lots provide the room and possibilities to bring your vision to life.
Discover the perfect opportunity to build on two exceptionally nice lots totaling 6,316 square feet. With plenty of space for a custom home, garage, outdoor living area, or additional storage, this property offers flexibility and potential in one inviting package. Whether you’re planning your dream residence or looking for a smart land investment, these lots provide the room and possibilities to bring your vision to life.
There are pieces of Montana that feel less like property and more like an opportunity waiting for someone to decide what comes next. This 22.23-acre parcel along Prevost Trail is one of them. With 4 entry points; 2 private gates, and set among the rolling terrain of Southwest Montana, this expansive piece of land offers something increasingly difficult to find: room to breathe. Wide-open skies, natural surroundings, privacy, and the freedom to create a vision of your own—whether that means a Montana homesite, a private retreat, recreational property, or simply holding a piece of land in a region where acreage continues to attract attention. The property sits within the Butte-Silver Bow area, close enough to Butte for everyday necessities while offering a distinctly rural feel once you leave the pavement and head toward Prevost Trail. The surrounding landscape carries the character that makes this part of Montana special—open country, mountain views, wildlife, and the feeling that there is still somewhere left to get away from it all. Buyers should independently verify zoning, utilities, access, building requirements, and permitted uses with Butte-Silver Bow County and the appropriate authorities. At 22.23 acres, this isn't simply a place to buy land. It is a chance to decide what the next chapter looks like. Bring your plans, your imagination, and your Montana dream. 22.23 acres. Prevost Trail. Butte, Montana. Your piece of Southwest Montana is waiting.
There are pieces of Montana that feel less like property and more like an opportunity waiting for someone to decide what comes next. This 22.23-acre parcel along Prevost Trail is one of them. With 4 entry points; 2 private gates, and set among the rolling terrain of Southwest Montana, this expansive piece of land offers something increasingly difficult to find: room to breathe. Wide-open skies, natural surroundings, privacy, and the freedom to create a vision of your own—whether that means a Montana homesite, a private retreat, recreational property, or simply holding a piece of land in a region where acreage continues to attract attention. The property sits within the Butte-Silver Bow area, close enough to Butte for everyday necessities while offering a distinctly rural feel once you leave the pavement and head toward Prevost Trail. The surrounding landscape carries the character that makes this part of Montana special—open country, mountain views, wildlife, and the feeling that there is still somewhere left to get away from it all. Buyers should independently verify zoning, utilities, access, building requirements, and permitted uses with Butte-Silver Bow County and the appropriate authorities. At 22.23 acres, this isn't simply a place to buy land. It is a chance to decide what the next chapter looks like. Bring your plans, your imagination, and your Montana dream. 22.23 acres. Prevost Trail. Butte, Montana. Your piece of Southwest Montana is waiting.
Lot 20A and Lot 21A in the 3000 block of Paxson are both available, each for $98,000. Both lots are flat and lot 20A has a pad from an old garage. These may be sold together or separately.
Lot 20A and Lot 21A in the 3000 block of Paxson are both available, each for $98,000. Both lots are flat and lot 20A has a pad from an old garage. These may be sold together or separately. Lot 21A is the southern lot
Lot 20A and Lot 21A in the 3000 block of Paxson are both available, each for $98,000. Both lots are flat and lot 20A has a pad from an old garage. These may be sold together or separately.
Lot 20A and Lot 21A in the 3000 block of Paxson are both available, each for $98,000. Both lots are flat and lot 20A has a pad from an old garage. These may be sold together or separately.
Amazing opportunity for building your dream home on this just over 4-acre lot in the desirable Butte Ski Club subdivision. Located in the hills just outside Butte, MT with fabulous views and privacy yet still close to town. Ample wildlife roam the area making this a real Montana getaway. Don't miss this opportunity to purchase this amazing lot and start your Montana dream!
The Sparo Mine — Where Montana History Runs Beneath Your Feet. Some Montana properties are measured in acres. Others are measured in history. The Sparo Mining Claim is one of the latter. Located within the historic Butte mining district, these 20.65 acres of patented mining ground sit within a landscape that helped make Montana one of the world's great mining regions. The Sparo's story reaches back to the formative years of Butte, when prospectors, engineers, attorneys, investors and mining men were following mineralization through the hills and building fortunes beneath the Montana sky. Among the names connected to this ground is John Lindsay—a Silver Bow County district judge, attorney, mining-property participant, and an associate of Marcus Daly during Butte's extraordinary transformation. Lindsay arrived in Butte in 1889 as Daly's private secretary and legal counsel before eventually taking the bench. Lindsay understood mining. He understood mineral rights. He understood the value—and uncertainty—of Montana's mineral ground. And yet, among the many claims and properties that passed through the hands of men of his era, the Sparo remained one he held. That fact alone invites a question. What did he see in this ground? The answer may be buried in the geology, in the historical records, or perhaps in the family history still being uncovered today. The Sparo is more than a parcel. It is a surviving piece of the landscape that surrounded the birth of Butte's copper empire—a patented claim with a story that reaches into Montana's mining past and leaves room for someone to write its next chapter. Come walk it. Study the ground. Read the history. Look toward the old workings and the surrounding mineral country. Because sometimes the most interesting property isn't the one everyone already understands. It's the one that makes you want to find out why someone a century ago refused to let it go. Buyers and agents to do due diligence to buyers satisfaction.
The Sparo Mine — Where Montana History Runs Beneath Your Feet Some Montana properties are measured in acres. Others are measured in history. The Sparo Mining Claim is one of the latter. Located within the historic Butte mining district, these 20.65 acres of patented mining ground sit within a landscape that helped make Montana one of the world's great mining regions. The Sparo's story reaches back to the formative years of Butte, when prospectors, engineers, attorneys, investors and mining men were following mineralization through the hills and building fortunes beneath the Montana sky. Among the names connected to this ground is John Lindsay—a Silver Bow County district judge, attorney, mining-property participant, and an associate of Marcus Daly during Butte's extraordinary transformation. Lindsay arrived in Butte in 1889 as Daly's private secretary and legal counsel before eventually taking the bench. Lindsay understood mining. He understood mineral rights. He understood the value—and uncertainty—of Montana's mineral ground. And yet, among the many claims and properties that passed through the hands of men of his era, the Sparo remained one he held. That fact alone invites a question. What did he see in this ground? The answer may be buried in the geology, in the historical records, or perhaps in the family history still being uncovered today. The Sparo is more than a parcel. It is a surviving piece of the landscape that surrounded the birth of Butte's copper empire—a patented claim with a story that reaches into Montana's mining past and leaves room for someone to write its next chapter. Come walk it. Study the ground. Read the history. Look toward the old workings and the surrounding mineral country. Because sometimes the most interesting property isn't the one everyone already understands. It's the one that makes you want to find out why someone a century ago refused to let it go. Historical references are based on publicly available records. The family's ownership history and additional Sparo records are continuing to be researched and documented.
WELCOME TO TBD PRINCETON IN BUTTE, MONTANA. THIS VACANT 3,136+/- SQFT LOT IS LOCATED DOWNTOWN IN THE FLATS WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO LOCAL AMENITIES. WATER AND SEWER IS LOCATED IN PRINCETON STREET. GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A POTENTIAL BUILDING SITE OR FUTURE INVESTMENT.
Looking for a peaceful place to call home while staying close to everything you need? These 1-acre lots just south of Butte, MT, might be just what you’re looking for. With stunning views all around, you’ll have the perfect spot to design your dream home. Plus, grocery stores, shopping, and restaurants are just a short drive away—it’s the best of both worlds: privacy and convenience! The lots have been approved for well and septic, with installation to be completed at the buyer's expense. We also offer the opportunity to meet with a builder and customize a home tailored to your preferences and lifestyle. Don’t wait—this is a rare chance to create your ideal home in a beautiful location. Contact us today for more details! Directions: From Harrison Ave., turn west onto Motor View, then head south on S. Warren. Continue along S. Warren to the subdivision entrance sign.
Rare opportunity to acquire an adjoining lot along Harrison Avenue in Butte. This property is located directly adjacent to 1850 Harrison Avenue, the former Vogue Cleaners building, and offers additional space for parking, expansion, or a variety of future uses. The lot provides an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking to expand the footprint of the neighboring property or acquire additional land in a convenient Harrison Avenue location. The adjoining 1850 Harrison Avenue property is also available for purchase (MLS#414013), creating an opportunity to acquire both properties and maximize the available space and potential of the site. Buyers are encouraged to explore the possibilities of combining the two parcels. Conveniently located along Harrison Avenue with excellent visibility and close proximity to surrounding businesses and amenities. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access, and development potential.
Looking for a peaceful place to call home while staying close to everything you need? These 1-acre lots just south of Butte, MT, might be just what you’re looking for. With stunning views all around, you’ll have the perfect spot to design your dream home. Plus, grocery stores, shopping, and restaurants are just a short drive away—it’s the best of both worlds: privacy and convenience! The lots have been approved for well and septic, with installation to be completed at the buyer's expense. We also offer the opportunity to meet with a builder and customize a home tailored to your preferences and lifestyle. Don’t wait—this is a rare chance to create your ideal home in a beautiful location. Contact us today for more details! Directions: From Harrison Ave., turn west onto Motor View, then head south on S. Warren. Continue along S. Warren to the subdivision entrance sign.
