The Fort Ranch on the Yellowstone
Big Timber, Montana
$6,200,000
Added on 4/8/2025



Property Features
- Spring
- Hunting
- Equine Facilities
- Home
- Arena
- Barn
- Water Well
- Electricity
- River
- Fishing
Property Description
The Fort Ranch on the Yellowstone is a standard bearer for Montana river ranch retreats. The 141+/- acres lie along approximately half of a mile of the north bank of the renowned Yellowstone River, just five miles from the rural ranching and outdoor community of Big Timber. The custom log and stone two-bedroom, two-bathroom owner's residence overlooks one of Montana's most renowned fly-fishing rivers toward towering, snowcapped mountain peaks. Complimentary structures include a detached garage with a loft-style guest apartment, livestock barn, and outdoor riding arena. A superb hors
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