There are properties that offer acreage, and there are properties that offer a connection to something much larger. Bean Creek Homestead is one of those rare places. Located in Montana’s Centennial Valley, this 286.3 +/- acre property combines live water, access to expansive public country, wildlife habitat, working-land heritage, and more than a century of family stewardship. Homesteaded in 1911, the property has remained within the same family for approximately 115 years. Today, it presents an opportunity for a new owner to carry that legacy forward. The property is subject to a perpetual conservation easement held by The Nature Conservancy that prohibits residential development and subdivision and restricts certain other land uses, while allowing compatible agricultural and recreational activities. The full Conservation Easement is available upon request.
Escape to your own private slice of Southwest Montana with this rare 30-acre retreat tucked beneath the breathtaking Lima Peaks. Surrounded on three sides by U.S. Forest Service land, the property offers unparalleled access to thousands of acres of pristine wilderness—perfect for hunting, horseback riding, hiking, and year-round outdoor recreation. Rich in Montana character, the property features a rustic one-room homestead cabin, a classic log barn, and horse corrals, creating an ideal setting for a recreational getaway, hunting basecamp, or future homestead. Natural water amenities include the seasonal Middle Fork of Little Sheep Creek and two developed springs, adding both scenic beauty and practical value. Adventure begins right outside your door, with the nearby Middle Fork Trailhead providing access to some of Montana’s premier hiking, hunting, and riding country. For many years, the property served as the base for a successful outfitting business and packing school, highlighting its exceptional location and usability for backcountry recreation. The area is steeped in history and natural heritage, with ancient Shoshone-Bannock petroglyphs nearby and a homestead entry survey dating back to 1917. Seasonal public access restrictions from December 15 through May 15 help preserve critical elk habitat and contribute to the property’s remarkable privacy and seclusion. Conveniently located near the rural community of Lima, Montana, the property is just one hour from Dillon and approximately 90 minutes from the Idaho Falls airport. Whether you’re searching for a secluded mountain retreat, an equestrian property, a hunting haven, or the ideal place to build your Montana dream, this one-of-a-kind acreage offers a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of the West. Call today for more information or to schedule a private showing.
Discover the perfect opportunity to own a slice of Southwest Montana in the quiet, rural community of Lima, Montana. This approximately 0.40-acre parcel offers an ideal setting for building your cabin home or recreation getaway. Nestled in scenic Beaverhead County, the property provides open space, fresh mountain air, and stunning views of the surrounding ranges. Enjoy the peaceful small-town atmosphere while still having convenient access to nearby outdoor recreation, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and ATV trails. The area is known for its wide-open landscapes and proximity to some of Montana’s best natural attractions - including the outstanding Centennial Valley. With manageable acreage, this lot is easy to maintain while still offering enough space for a home, shop, or recreational use. Whether you're looking to build, invest, or simply own land in Big Sky Country, this property presents an affordable and versatile option.
Looking for a place to enjoy small-town life in Southwestern Montana? This vacant lot in Lima, Montana (population 200+) sits just off Harrison Street and offers easy access to some incredible scenery and outdoor recreation. Lima is tucked below the Lima Peaks and the Tendoy Mountains, with nearby summits reaching over 10,000 feet. Fishing enthusiasts will love the Red Rocks River and Clark Canyon Reservoir, while hunters will appreciate the area’s reputation—especially for elk. Wildlife is abundant, including bighorn sheep, moose, antelope, and deer, and the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest is only minutes away. Birdwatchers can enjoy trumpeter swans, sandhill cranes, and many migratory species at the Red Rocks National Wildlife Refuge, part of the greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. If you enjoy the outdoors and the relaxed pace of small-town Montana, give us a call for more details.
The beautiful 26.24 acre property is located on the Middle Fork of Little Sheep Creek. If you are in love with the outdoors, this property is a dream come true. Bordered on two sides by National Forest and in an area known for excellent hunting, camping, fishing and hiking, you are perfectly situated to walk off your property directly into hundreds of thousands of public acres. The Lima Peaks are some of the most majestic in Montana and have a reputation for excellent elk and deer hunting. Parcels like this are far and few between.
Lima is located in Montana. Lima, Montana has a population of 224. Lima is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 12.73% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.12%.
The median household income in Lima, Montana is $46,364. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,048 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Lima is 52.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 11.8 inches per year, with 54.9 inches of snow per year.
