Sweet Grass County, MT Timberland Properties, Commercial Properties for Sale between 201 and 500 Acres

Like the cold, clear waters of Flathead Lake, mystique surrounds Cromwell Island. It overlooks the legendary Wild Horse Island, where Salish and Kootenai historically swam their horses to keep them safe from rival tribes. In the 1930s, construction s

Where the rolling plains of Central Montana meet the jagged peaks of the Rocky Mountain Front, the fertile soils produce hay or grain crops and support grazing cattle. These 224.12 country acres combine scenic coulees with irrigated hay ground for th

Located twelve miles southeast of Cascade, these 269 acres provide opportunities for grazing and dryland farming. Presently, 40 acres are dedicated to cultivating sanfoin hay. The property features a seasonal creek running through a section of the la

Belt Creek Ranch, a stunning 228-acre property located just 2.8 miles outside Belt, MT, offers an exceptional blend of hunting, fishing, farming, ranching, and recreation. This beautiful gem features 50 acres of mature trees along a half-mile stretch

This property has US 87 Frontage and spans 280 deeded acres of picturesque landscape with an added bonus of 320 acres of leased BLM grazing land, this ranch offers a unique blend of tradition, functionality, improvements for modern conveniences, and

Story Creek Preserve is a 373+/- acre sporting property located in the Gallatin Valley north of Belgrade, literally minutes from the airport and an easy drive to all that Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley have to offer. This location, while close to to

Nestled at the gateway to the Swan Valley, Grey Wolf Guest Ranch offers a unique opportunity to own 229+/- acres nearly surrounded by Lolo National Forest. Ideal for group events and gatherings, the focal point of the property is the 7,800+/- square

Gallatin Crosswaters Estate is a 320+/- acre recreational paradise located 30 minutes from downtown Bozeman. The lands are embellished with water that includes frontage on both the East and West Gallatin Rivers, Bull Run Spring Creek, and a volume of