US-89, Choteau, MT 59422

Breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountain Front and Glacier National Park provide a stunning backdrop to this exceptional 2,541-acre ranch located just four miles northwest of the charming farm town of Choteau in north central Montana. This well-maintained property seamlessly blends agricultural productivity with recreational opportunities, featuring a comfortable home and a complete set of barns, shops, and outbuildings that support both ranching operations and country living.

The ranch showcases remarkable diversity across its landscape, encompassing irrigated cropland served by 633 acres of irrigation systems, including pivot and wheel-line equipment, sub-irrigated meadows, native grassland, and lush wetlands. Riparian creek bottoms follow Baker Spring Creek, which originates on the property and flows east parallel to the Teton River, while natural springs throughout the area create exceptional habitat for game birds, waterfowl, and whitetail deer.

Strategically positioned with Highway 89 running through the property for easy access, the ranch offers the perfect balance of rural tranquility and convenience, sitting just 50 minutes from Great Falls and an hour and a half from Helena. Currently operated as a productive hay base for a large neighboring ranch operation, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for agricultural operations, recreational pursuits, or conservation-minded ownership in one of Montana’s most scenic agricultural regions.

The ranch is located approximately four miles northwest of Choteau, a charming farm town that serves as the seat of Teton County in north central Montana. With a population of 1,721, according to the 2020 census, Choteau has maintained its historical character. The town is primarily comprised of cattle and farming operations that blend seamlessly with conservation, recreational, and hunting landowners, who typically include agricultural operations.

Highway 89 splits the ranch roughly in half as it runs north through the property, providing simple and direct access. The highway experiences its heaviest traffic during summer months when travelers journey between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. The property benefits from year-round accessibility via public roads as well as interior private ranch roads and trails.