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2725 Lower River Road, Winnett, MT Located just minutes from the Musselshell River and less than two hours from Fort Peck, this property sits in the heart of Montana’s Missouri Breaks—one of the state’s premier big game hunting areas. Situated in Hunting District 410 and backing up to BLM land, you’ll have access to thousands of acres of public ground right from your own property line. The parcel features electric hookups for two RV or camping spots (30-, 50-, and 2-20 amp service) and multiple excellent building sites for a hunting cabin, barn dominium, or full-time home. With abundant wildlife and wide-open views, this is a great opportunity to create your own getaway or basecamp in prime hunting country. Cottonwood creek seasonally flows through the property.
10 acres of Montana property bordering BLM land with deer and antelope out in the countryside by Winnett, Montana. Land in Montana, where you can live in the countryside either recreationally or year-round. Enjoy country living out in the wide-open spaces of Montana’s Big Sky Country. And on top of that, this property borders Bureau of Land Management land for lots more open spaces and room to roam. You can walk right out your back door onto the BLM land and enjoy all it has to offer as well. It’s like you’ve got more land right there that you can take advantage of. There’s over 3500 acres of additional BLM Lands bordering the property and even more than that in the area. That means more land at your disposal for your recreational and hunting pursuits plus more of those wide-open spaces eastern Montana is known for. This is a rare opportunity to buy affordable land in Montana and have all the extra land adjacent to it you can enjoy as well. The property is also near Fort Peck Lake and the Missouri River Breaks. The Breaks, as Montanans call it, are a huge chunk of public land surrounding 150 miles of the National Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri River drainage. Some of the biggest bull elk in Montana call the Breaks home along with antelope, mule deer, and whitetail deer as well. A Missouri River Breaks bighorn sheep tag is one of the most coveted big game licenses in the world. They grow them big here! Fort Peck Lake is Montana’s largest water body with 1520 miles of shoreline (longer than the coast in California). Some of the hotly pursued fish include walleye (a priority among the serious anglers), northern pike, paddlefish, sauger, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and chinook salmon. Surrounding this large expanse of water is the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, which provides over one million acres of public land for fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, bird-watching, and other outdoor recreation. The property has a private driveway that connects to the Elk Creek Road which is a county-maintained road. It's about ¾ of a mile of drive-across, an unimproved driveway out to the county road, and then about 7 miles to the small town of Winnett that has a small grocery store, gas, and lodging. From there, it's only about 55 miles to Lewistown, Montana, which is known for being the heart of Montana (it’s literally located in the center of the state) with a flair on cowboy culture offering a friendly hometown atmosphere, modern art galleries, yogo sapphires, and eateries for every palate. Rolling prairie, farms, and ranches dominate the landscape and almost every square foot of the property is usable, mostly level ground. It’s a great place to start a small homestead right here on this Montana property. Power is about 4 1/2 miles away so at this point at least it’s a great place to have that off-the-grid cabin or home and phone is on the county road by the property and there’s cell coverage as well. Wells in the area are known for being very deep, so installing a cistern and having water hauled in like many eastern Montana residents do, might be a good option. There are also additional 10 acre lots available to purchase that border the property, so there’s the opportunity to expand your Montana homestead and own even more land. The property is a great investment too at such an affordable price, but that’s not all, this 10 acre lot is actually made up of 84 individual 0.12 acre lots. Bring your friends and family so they can enjoy your piece of the Montana countryside, too. They’ll wish they were lucky enough to own a piece of the Montana pie. Well, actually, they can too, as there are additional lots available bordering this property, with package deals available for purchasing more than one lot at a time. Affordable Montana land bordering BLM land is hard to find, and prices aren’t going down.
Montana property bordering BLM land at the very end of the road with deer and antelope out in the countryside by Winnett, Montana. Live in Montana's countryside, either recreationally or year-round. Enjoy country living out in the wide-open spaces of Montana’s Big Sky Country. Additionally, this property borders Bureau of Land Management land, offering numerous open spaces and ample room to roam. You can walk right out your back door onto the BLM land and enjoy all it has to offer as well. It’s like you’ve got more land right there that you can take advantage of. There’s over 1500 acres of additional BLM and State Lands bordering the property. This is a rare opportunity to buy affordable land in Montana and have all the extra land adjacent to it that you can enjoy as well. This 4.4 acre lot is actually made up of 30 individual 0.12 acre lots and 5 individual 0.16 acre lots for a total of 35 lots. The property is also near Fort Peck Lake and the Missouri River Breaks. The Breaks, as Montanans call it, are a huge chunk of public land surrounding 150 miles of the National Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri River drainage. Some of the biggest bull elk in Montana call the Breaks home along with antelope, mule deer, and whitetail deer as well. A Missouri River Breaks bighorn sheep tag is one of the most coveted big game licenses in the world. They grow them big here! Fort Peck Lake is Montana’s largest water body, with 1520 miles of shoreline (longer than the coast in California). Some of the hotly pursued fish include walleye (a priority among the serious anglers), northern pike, paddlefish, sauger, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and chinook salmon. Surrounding this large expanse of water is the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, which provides over one million acres of public land for fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, bird-watching, and other outdoor recreation. The property sits at the very end of a private driveway that connects to the Elk Creek Road which is a county-maintained road. It's about 1 ¼ miles of drive-across, unimproved driveway out to the county road, and then about 7 miles to the small town of Winnett that has a small grocery store, gas, and lodging. From there its only about 55 miles to Lewistown, Montana, which is known for being the heart of Montana. You won't find a more affordable property in Montana!
Winnett is located in Montana. Winnett, Montana has a population of 199. Winnett is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 9.8% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.21%.
The median household income in Winnett, Montana is $50,625. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,375 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Winnett is 49.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 13.7 inches per year, with 41 inches of snow per year.
