146 US Highway 89 N. , Livingston, MT 59047(Park County)

The ranch enjoys nearly one mile of Yellowstone River frontage, a spring-fed pond, and several creeks and wet-lands. Food plots and a pivot-irrigated alfalfa field offer income-generation opportunities and excellent wildlife habitat.

Stretching out from the river bottom is a dense cottonwood forest are several meadows. The glades offer excellent views of the Absaroka Mountains lining the Paradise Valley leading into Yellowstone National Park. Deer congregate in the meadows, sandhill cranes and turkeys use the food plots located in the meadows. Ducks and geese also use the wetlands and creeks lining the meadows as well as the spring-fed pond just off of the homes deck and dining room. Pheasants and Hungarian Partridge are also present. The ranchs status as a Pheasant Preserve enables the owner to augment the wild pheasant population and to enjoy a longer hunting season. Black bears meander through the property. A pair of bald eagles call the ranch home, raising their eaglets each year not far from the home. With so much wildlife so close to town, the ranch is a wildlife oasis.

It is not often that a ranch with this many recreational attributes in such a premier location comes on the market. For many years the Yellowstone Valley has been the most sought after location for recreational ranches in Montana because of its abun-dant wildlife and fishery resources, as well as its dramatic scenery, often named the best in the Northern Rockies. Additionally, proximity to Yellowstone Park, Livingston and Bozeman contribute to the attractiveness and value of the ranch. It is difficult to imagine an investment that will provide more enjoyment while at the same time remaining one of the most sought after and finite products in the real estate investment world. Once you visit the Yellowstone Preserve Ranch, you will quickly learn how the area earned its reputation.