Here is a unique large acreage opportunity- 320+/- acres in renowned hunting district 270 and direct access to nearly limitless Forest Service lands with its approx. 3/4 mile of USFS boundary. There are several potential buildings sites and endless mountain and valley views from the top of the property. Beam Creek, a small seasonal stream, runs down one of the draws. Animals that frequent the property include elk, mule deer and grouse along with other Western Montana wildlife. Incredible, unobstructed, 360 degree views from the top of the acreage. The land is in sixteen 20+/- acre parcels so it may be suitable for a conservation easement. Only a few minutes south of Darby and located just off Highway 93. Property is roaded for 4WD/atv access. Shared bridge access. Subject to access/utility easement to the property granted by seller through a parcel they own prior to closing.
Near the end of the road in the breathtaking Bitterroot Valley, this rugged and scenic 20-acre property offers the kind of freedom and privacy that is getting harder to find. With varied terrain ranging from open level ground to slopes and dramatic rocky outcroppings, the land feels wild, untamed, and full of possibility. A creek winds through the property, bringing in wildlife and creating a peaceful setting with trees standing along the waterway. A past burn opened incredible views across the surrounding mountains and made new vegetation for the animals to forage. Several excellent building sites give you the flexibility to create exactly what you envision. Build high for sweeping panoramic views and endless Montana sunsets or tuck yourself down near the creek where the trees and sound of flowing water create a more secluded retreat. The property offers outstanding solar exposure, making it an ideal setup for an off-grid cabin, recreational getaway, or full-time homestead. Access comes by approximately five miles of dirt road, adding to the sense of seclusion while still being practical with many year-round residents throughout the area. Some additional road work may be needed to access lower portions near the creek, but the reward is a truly special setting surrounded by wildlife, natural beauty, and the quiet that draws people to Montana in the first place. Elk, deer, birds, and other wildlife regularly travel through the property, making every day feel connected to the land. Whether you are looking for a base camp for adventure, a future homesite, or simply a place to escape and breathe, this property delivers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of the Bitterroot. Power is about a mile and a half away. Most people use Starlink for internet. This seller is looking to be cashed out but we may have private investors to help if you need to finance the land on a contract for deed. Minimum 30% down, 8.5% interest up to 15 years.
Imagine waking up, sipping your morning coffee while listening to the Bitterroot River, and taking in the stunning views of the Sapphire Mountains and the valley below. This exceptional 20-acre parcel in the sought-after East Fork corridor offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Bitterroot Valley with both beauty and convenience. With septic approval already in place, a drilled well, and power brought to the property, much of the heavy lifting has been done. Enjoy year-round access and an ideal location just 7 minutes from the charming town of Darby. Whether you’re envisioning a full-time residence or a private Montana retreat, this property provides the setting, infrastructure, and proximity that make it truly special.
WORLD CLASS FISHING PARADISE! An extraordinary opportunity awaits to claim your slice of paradise with 20 pristine acres of riverfront land in Connor, Montana. This property boasts frontage on the iconic Bitterroot River. This property has privacy with breathtaking natural beauty and endless recreational possibilities. Imagine waking up each day to the gentle sounds of the flowing river and sweeping vistas of the majestic surrounding mountains. This Montana sanctuary features open meadows, mature trees, and an abundance of wildlife, creating a serene environment perfect for relaxation or adventure. During our video shoot there was a group of bighorn sheep, right off the road. It only took 10 minutes on the river and Joe caught a mature cutthroat trout (seen in the photos attached). Key considerations for this property include the possibility of establishing a dry cabin, or a cabin equipped with an alternative septic system. Opportunities like this don’t come up very often!
Conner is located in Montana. Conner, Montana has a population of 158. Conner 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 26.67%.
The median household income in Conner, Montana is $66,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,640 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Conner is 63.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 16.7 inches per year, with 48.6 inches of snow per year.
