Enjoy amazing 360 degree views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains from this 4.11 acre property in Florence Montana. Located in Ravalli County but just 30 minutes to Missoula this lot has paved access to the property. High Post Court is a quiet cul-de-sac in the foothills of the Sapphire Mountains. Power is buried and at the corner of the lot. The 48 acre parcel to the east is county restricted to 1 home. Bring your own builder to this wonderful spot to build your Montana dream home. For more information contact your real estate professional.
Location location location!! This is it! Forest Service nearby, Missoula only 15 miles away! Great one acre parcel with newer well, 4 bedroom septic approval, irrigation rights, and great views! Tiny house included!! The price will include removal of the double wide, which is of no value.
Seller Financing with significant down! Privacy, wildlife, easy commute. This property is an off-grid dream. Backing up to the MPG ranch conservation area, you will find lots of wildlife and loads of privacy at this end-of-the road parcel. Listen to the wind through the trees and the creek bubbling at the bottom of the ravine. This haven of privacy is located in the 204 Hunt unit and would be a great place for a cabin or off grid home. There are year-round residents in the area and caring neighbors plow the road. Possible owner finance with significant down. It is the responsibility of buyers and their agents to verify all information regarding this property. Info is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by listing agent or listing office. Call to schedule a showing. Full legal description in supplemental remarks. Be sure to check out 3D button on attached map to see elevations. Full Legal Description: Legal Description: Tract 10 A tract of land located in and being a portion of the NE1/4 of Section 22, Township 11 North, Range 19 West, P.M.M., Missoula County, Montana, and being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the one-quarter Section corner common to Sections 15 and 22; thence S.00°04’28”W., 1165.13 feet along the mid-section line to the true point of beginning; thence S.39°28’21”E., 630.08 feet, said point being the center of a 50 foot radius cul-de-sac easement; thence the following two courses along the centerline of a 60 foot road easement: S.39°28’21”E., 510.68 feet to a point on a tangent curve; thence Southeasterly along said tangent curve being concave to the Southwest and having a radius of 496.85 feet a distance of 40.00 feet to a point on a tangent line; thence leaving the centerline of said 60 foot road easement and running S.63°20’17”W., 840.38 feet; thence N.00°04’28”E., 1289.55 feet along the mid-section line to the true point of beginning. Recording Reference: Book 1077 Page 508 Micro Records It is the responsibility of Buyer(s) and/or their Agent(s) to verify all information regarding the property. The information is provided by outside resources and is deemed reliable yet is not guaranteed by the listing agent or listing office.
This large lot at the end of a cul-de-sac with a well in One Horse Estates subdivision is ready to build! Enjoy stunning views of the mountains which are so close, while also enjoying the convenient commute to Missoula. Bring your builder, or view a "to be built" home plan for this lot.
Versatile property offering excellent storage, shop, or warehouse potential. The property features a 30’ x 75’ shop constructed with durable 2x6 framing, 10’ ceilings, 220/110 power, and a wood stove for heat, making it well suited for year-round use. Ideal for contractors, trades, equipment storage, vehicle or trailer storage, or small business operations. This property does not have a well or septic. The nearly 0.47-acre lot provides additional outdoor storage and maneuvering space, with flexibility for future improvements. Convenient location just minutes from Florence and within easy commuting distance to Missoula. A rare opportunity to own functional, high-quality shop space in the Bitterroot Valley.
At the heart of Lolo Ranch, McClain Creek Meadows spans 138.596± acres of quiet beauty where water, timber, and open space intertwine. McClain Creek winds gracefully west to east through the property, its steady flow creating a ribbon of life and sound that defines the character of this serene landscape. A diverse mix of pine and deciduous trees—including clusters of shimmering aspens that bring movement and color to every season. The property’s natural contours reveal multiple building sites, each offering a distinct sense of place—whether nestled in the trees beside the creek or set on a gentle rise overlooking the meadows. Here, privacy and peace prevail; the only sounds are the rustle of leaves and the murmur of flowing water. It’s an ideal setting for those seeking a nature-inspired retreat, artist’s enclave, or legacy home grounded in tranquility. As part of the Lolo Ranch master plan, McClain Creek Meadows celebrates the harmony between land and life preserving open space, protecting wildlife corridors, and honoring Montana’s timeless landscapes. Here, every path leads to quiet discovery, and the gentle voice of the creek becomes part of your everyday rhythm.
At the southernmost edge of Lolo Ranch, Elk Mountain Reserve rises into a landscape that feels distinctly alpine—where stands of towering Ponderosa pines give way to sweeping mountain vistas and the quiet presence of wildlife moving through their natural corridor. Spanning 129.475± acres, this is a place that embodies the untamed beauty of Montana while remaining part of the thoughtfully planned Lolo Ranch community. The terrain is varied and captivating, offering an elevated perspective of the Bitterroot Valley below. Each turn reveals a new vista—ridge lines softened by forest, meadows dappled with sunlight, and the distant shimmer of peaks dusted with snow. The setting invites a perfect balance for those seeking a retreat immersed in nature. Elk, deer, and native birds frequent the property, adding to its authentic wilderness appeal. Just minutes from the valley floor, residents can access the four-season recreation that defines Montana living throughout the year. Just minutes from the valley floor, residents can access the four-season recreation that defines Montana living—skiing, hiking, horseback riding, and fly-fishing on legendary waters. As part of the Lolo Ranch master vision, Elk Mountain Reserve represents the pinnacle of the property’s landscape diversity—a place where conservation and connection meet. Here, the alpine air feels brighter, the stars closer, and life moves at the unhurried rhythm of the mountains.
Perched along the upper west side of Lolo Ranch, Ponderosa Ridge encompasses 127.322± acres of open, sunlit terrain where sky and land seem to meet in perfect balance. Framed by classic jackleg fencing and dotted with sparse pine groves, the property captures the essence of Montana’s quiet strength—simple, expansive, and endlessly inviting. The landscape unfolds with level and gently rolling topography, offering an ease of movement and a natural rhythm that encourages vision. Multiple building sites present themselves to take advantage of long views, soft western light, and the sense of privacy afforded by the surrounding ridges. Whether envisioned as a private homestead, equestrian escape, or hilltop family estate, Ponderosa Ridge invites its next steward to create a life connected to open sky, native grassland, & timeless mountain air. As part of the Lolo Ranch master plan, Ponderosa Ridge contributes to the community’s enduring vision: a landscape where working lands, wildlife and thoughtfully placed homes coexist in harmony. Here, the horizon feels close enough to touch, and every sunrise reminds you why Montana is called the Last Best Place.
At first glance, the approach to Round Top Bluff at Lolo Ranch suggests the familiar beauty of the Bitterroot Valley—wide meadows, quiet roads, and distant mountains. Yet as you ascend westward, the landscape begins to transform. The air grows still. The light softens through the pines. And suddenly, you realize you’ve entered a world apart. Photos can't capture the magic here. Spanning 133.429± acres, Round Top Bluff is a place of profound privacy and quiet grandeur. Unlike the irrigated pastures below, this land is defined by its elevation, its stirring topography, and the canopy of towering pine that conceals its treasures until you arrive. Much of it lies hidden—protected and serene—inviting those who seek solitude and connection with the natural world. Then, at the crest of the bluff the view unfolds—a sweeping panorama of the Bitterroot Valley stretching from horizon to horizon. It’s a moment that must be experienced in person, a landscape that evokes both awe and belonging. With easy access to Missoula yet a feeling worlds away, Round Top Bluff offers limitless potential for a private estate, conservation retreat, or timeless mountain sanctuary. As part of the Lolo Ranch master vision, this enclave embodies the essence of balance—where preservation and privacy coexist with opportunity. Here, Montana reveals itself slowly, rewarding those patient enough to follow the land where it leads.
Homestead Village at Lolo Ranch offers 196.88± acres of level, highly productive, and irrigated farmland nestled in the scenic Bitterroot Valley—just minutes south of Missoula. With impressive hay production, established irrigation ditches, and irrigation equipment included, this property provides a rare balance of agricultural efficiency and development versatility. Multiple equipment sheds support ongoing ranch operations, while the flat terrain and panoramic mountain views create an ideal setting for a gentleman’s ranch, horse facility, or private owner’s compound. County zoning guidance is for potential one-acre tracts, supported by nearby utilities, offering a unique opportunity for a master-planned residential or commercial center within the greater Lolo Ranch community. Homestead Village is an integral part of Lolo Ranch’s holistic land plan, designed to preserve the valley’s agricultural heritage, protect wildlife corridors, and maintain open space while thoughtfully introducing residential and lifestyle enclaves. Here, the land itself dictates the vision—a timeless Montana landscape ready to inspire its next chapter.
Set at the western rise of Lolo Ranch, Willow Highlands encompasses 136.072± acres where open, irrigated pastureland transitions gracefully into stands of mature pine. The varied terrain—both level and gently sloped—creates a landscape of natural texture and quiet beauty. A seasonal ditch meanders through the property, adding visual interest and supporting the land’s agricultural vitality. With easy access to nearby services and the greater Missoula area, Willow Highlands combines convenience with the privacy and serenity of a true Montana setting. The mix of productive ground and wooded elevation makes it ideally suited for a legacy ranch, private residential enclave, or multi-generational homestead framed by nature. County zoning guidance supports low-density development that preserves the property’s rural character and ecological balance. Utilities are close by, offering flexibility for future planning while maintaining the authenticity of the land. As part of the Lolo Ranch master vision, Willow Highlands contributes to a thoughtful balance of use and preservation—integrating working lands, wildlife corridors, and natural beauty into one cohesive whole. Here, open meadows meet the whispering pines, and each season shapes the rhythm of life in the Bitterroot Valley.
South Pastures at Lolo Ranch offers 71.535± acres of gently contoured and irrigated farmland that captures the quiet soul of Montana’s Bitterroot Valley. Adjacent to King Pastures - South Pastures offers both privacy and possibility—an ideal setting for those seeking space, self-sufficiency, and connection to the land. The property’s well-managed fields, steady hay yields, and reliable irrigation infrastructure make it ready for continued agricultural use or transformation into a heritage homestead, countryside retreat, or working estate with timeless appeal Access is straightforward and convenient, yet the property retains a peaceful separation from nearby activity—an appealing balance of seclusion and accessibility. South Pastures presents an opportunity for thoughtful, low-density development that preserves the agricultural heritage of the valley. Utilities are nearby, supporting future infrastructure without compromising the pastoral character of the land. As part of the Lolo Ranch master plan, South Pastures plays an important role in sustaining the community’s long-range vision—a landscape where open fields, native wildlife, and carefully placed homesteads coexist with purpose and grace. Here, the story of the land continues, written by those who value authenticity, stewardship, and the enduring beauty of Montana’s working countryside.
Tucked quietly along King Road, King Pastures at Lolo Ranch offers 70.942± irrigated acres of gently rolling farmland—an intimate, more secluded setting within the greater Lolo Ranch landscape. Located in a serene alcove yet minutes from Missoula, this property blends rural tranquility with convenient access to everyday amenities. Rich, fertile soils and well-established irrigation infrastructure ensure consistent hay production, while the property’s level topography provides a blank canvas for those envisioning a private estate, boutique horse property, or gentleman’s ranch. The pastoral views are subtle and serene, framed by the surrounding hills rather than sweeping panoramas—perfect for those who value privacy and a sense of enclosure. Guided by county zoning that may allow for 10-acre estate tracts, King Pastures presents the potential for limited residential development that honors the land’s agricultural roots. Nearby utilities support future infrastructure while maintaining flexibility for long-term planning. As an integral piece of the Lolo Ranch vision, King Pastures exemplifies the community’s commitment to balance—where productive lands, wildlife corridors, and open space coexist in harmony. Here, the landscape itself defines the lifestyle, inviting a new generation of Montana stewards to build thoughtfully and live authentically.
Homestead Pastures at Lolo Ranch unfolds across 137.9 acres of irrigated ground framed by the breathtaking Bitterroot Mountains. This expanse of productive farmland offers dependable hay yields, established irrigation systems, and convenient proximity to Missoula—making it ideal for those seeking both privacy and accessibility.Whether envisioned as a casual place for friends and family to gather or a luxury retreat - the property’s natural character invites a refined yet grounded Montana lifestyle. County zoning guidance supports 10-acre estate tracts, creating the opportunity for a limited collection of private holdings that embrace open space and agricultural continuity. Nearby utilities enhance development potential while preserving flexibility for future use. As part of the Lolo Ranch master plan, Homestead Pastures contributes to a landscape that values stewardship—balancing thoughtfully planned residential enclaves with working lands, wildlife habitat, and scenic vistas. Here, the rhythm of the land leads the design, ensuring each improvement harmonizes with the natural beauty that defines Montana’s Bitterroot Valley.
Tucked above the alluvial benches on the west side of the Bitterroot Valley and below Lolo Peak lies a legendary recreational retreat full of potential for the adventurous. With its dozens of professionally designed ski runs and miles of hiking trails and two-track roads, it would be difficult to source a more unique opportunity so close to modern amenities. The Summit at Lolo Ranch, located minutes from Missoula, offers over 800 acres in two tracts. The ski hill boasts nearly 700 acres of mixed timber and meadow with both gentle and advanced runs. These may be used for private downhill skiing/snowboarding in the winter, then repurposed in the summer for other trail-oriented activities like mountain biking or horseback riding. With its stunning setting near McClain Creek and below some spectacular cliff faces, the approximately 109-acre base area offers more moderate topography suitable for a variety of residential or hospitality use profiles. Power, septic and water are in, making the site build-ready. In addition to recreation dedicated to gravity junkies, The Summit at Lolo Ranch is home to one of northern Bitterroot’s most notable elk herds, which are often seen on the property and in the surrounding areas. Mule and whitetail deer, coyotes, and bears also call the ranch home. If over 800 acres isn’t enough, the ranch shares a one-and-three-quarters-mile boundary with the Lolo National Forest, providing exclusive entry at nearly 6,200 feet in elevation. From that point, an owner will have unparalleled access to two mountain lakes, giving way to millions of acres of public land, including the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Situated half an hour from vibrant Missoula, the property is near a full suite of amenities, including two regional hospitals, the University of Montana, a commercial airport, fine dining and shopping. In addition to recreation dedicated to gravity junkies, The Summit at Lolo Ranch is home to one of northern Bitterroot’s most notable elk herds, which are often seen on the property and in the surrounding areas. Mule and whitetail deer, coyotes, and bears also call the ranch home.
Just outside Missoula County in an area known for its high-end homes, 21991 Runaway Bay presents an opportunity to own nearly 5 acres of Montana land with natural beauty and incredible potential. This 4.97-acre parcel gently rolls down to approximately 750 feet of Woodchuck Creek frontage, creating a serene backdrop for your future dream home or equestrian retreat. Currently fenced and used as a horse pasture, the property combines open space with the charm of a natural water feature. Woodchuck Creek, shaded by a lovely grove of mature trees, offers peaceful bird watching and seasonal enjoyment—flowing freely most of the year with brief irrigation diversion for about two months. The land’s gentle slope ensures both privacy from Upper Woodchuck Road and flexibility for home placement and design, making it ideal for those looking to build a custom residence in a quiet yet upscale neighborhood. A perc test has already been completed, and simple protective covenants will soon be recorded, helping to preserve the quality and value of the area. For buyers seeking flexible options, owner financing is available with $70,000 down, a competitive rate at 0.5% below current lending rates, and terms up to 15 years. Whether you’re envisioning a luxury Montana estate, a hobby farm, or simply a private escape close to Missoula, this property provides the space, natural setting, and investment potential you’ve been searching for. Bring your builder and imagine the possibilities—this is Montana living at its best.
Middle Fairview Lot 5 is a 5.51-acre lot located in Florence, MT with 8 Mile Ditch irrigation shares. For buyer ease, well and septic have already been approved, plus power and broadband are available. Enjoy panoramic views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains. Close proximity to Stevensville, Lolo, Missoula, and access to four-season recreation. Bring your offer! Seller is motivated. Builder packages available from our preferred builders or use your own.
Middle Fairview Lot 4 is a 4.31-acre lot located in Florence, MT with 8 Mile Ditch irrigation shares. For buyer ease, well and septic have already been approved, plus power and broadband are available. Enjoy panoramic views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains. Close proximity to Stevensville, Lolo, Missoula, and access to four-season recreation. Bring your offer! Seller is motivated. Builder packages available from our preferred builders or use your own.
Middle Fairview 2.86-acre lot located in Florence, MT with 8 Mile Ditch irrigation shares. For buyer ease, well and septic have already been approved, plus power and broadband are available. Enjoy panoramic views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains. Close proximity to Stevensville, Lolo, Missoula, and access to four-season recreation. Bring your offer! Seller is motivated. Builder packages available from our preferred builders or use your own.
2.97-acre lot in Middle Fairview with irrigation shares from the 8 Mile Ditch. Well and septic approved, with power and broadband available. Stunning mountain views, close to Lolo, Stevensville, Missoula, and endless recreation nearby. Bring your offer, seller is motivated! Use your own builder or explore package options from one of our preferred builders.
Build your Montana dream home on 3.96 acres in the Middle Fairview subdivision located in Florence, MT. Well and septic have already been approved with power and broadband available. Expansive views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains and easy access to Stevensville, Lolo & Missoula make this a prime location for year-round living and recreation. Bring your offer and your builder or ask about available builder packages from our preferred builders. Seller is motivated!
Discover 2.63 sprawling acres nestled in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, perfectly backing to expansive state land for added privacy and endless outdoor exploration. This exceptional homesite offers breathtaking views in every direction—mountains, meadows, and big skies. Enjoy close proximity to world-class hunting, fishing, skiing, and all the year-round recreation Montana is known for. Whether you’re seeking solitude or adventure, this property offers the best of both. A rare opportunity to create your dream home surrounded by nature, with unmatched access to the Montana lifestyle. Less than 30 minutes to Missoula and it's international airport and amenities. Your Montana dream property is waiting!
Embrace country living with an easy commute to Missoula, and all of the endless outdoor recreation possibilities the Bitterroot Valley has to offer. Just over 2 acres in the highly sought after Gunshy Ridge neighborhood outside of Florence Montana. This lot offers varied terrain with multiple building locations, mountain views, rolling hills and a serene grove of mature pine trees. Build your home up top to maximize the views and create a private retreat in the pines below, or a walkout basement and a patio in the pines. Paved road access, DEQ approval and electricity close by.
Discover 1.83 acres of Montana beauty in Sandhill Ridge. This lot offers a natural blend of sage, grass, and trees, framed by breathtaking views—sunrises over the Sapphire Mountains to the east and sunsets across the Bitterroot Mountains to the west. Sandhill Ridge is a thoughtfully designed community with 25 acres of common open space, paved walking paths, and direct access to public land. Energy-efficient construction and high-end homes define the area, while architectural covenants protect the native grasses, rolling hills, and overall character of the neighborhood. Enjoy the best of both worlds: a sense of privacy and space without feeling remote, along with the convenience of high-speed internet and natural gas availability. Situated within 20 minutes from Missoula, this location combines easy access to city amenities with the tranquillity of rural living. With its balance of natural beauty and community design, Sandhill Ridge offers an ideal place to build and truly call home.
Discover big views and wide-open potential on this 15.04-acre sloped parcel in Florence, Montana. With mild covenants, no zoning restrictions, this property is ideal for your recreation, getaway cabin, or investment. Enjoy privacy, panoramic mountain views, and the nature that Montana has to offer!
Florence is located in Montana. Florence, Montana 59833has a population of 1,000. Florence 59833 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 27.32% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.67%.
The median household income in Florence, Montana 59833 is $55,353. 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 Florence 59833 is 41.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 18.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 14.5 inches per year, with 34.4 inches of snow per year.
