Listing Courtesy of: Big Sky Country MLS / Sonny Todd Real Estate / Logan Todd
Tbd Susie Creek Road McLeod, MT 59052
Active (6 Days)
$2,995,000
774
ACRES
Description
MLS #:
397712
397712
Taxes
$583(2023)
$583(2023)
Lot Size
774 acres
774 acres
Type
Land
Land
Views
Valley, Rural, Mountain(s), Meadow, Farmland
Valley, Rural, Mountain(s), Meadow, Farmland
County
Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass County
Listed By
Logan Todd, Sonny Todd Real Estate
Source
Big Sky Country MLS
Last checked Oct 31 2024 at 6:09 AM PDT
Big Sky Country MLS
Last checked Oct 31 2024 at 6:09 AM PDT
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Lot Information
- Rolling Slope
- Adjacent to Public Land
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Heading east off of the main road, you will cross over the famed Boulder River and start up a two-track road to the property. Once on the subject property you will come across the old homestead that once was flourishing and remains the building location allotment within the conservation easement.
Continuing past the homestead, you’ll reach the top of the ridge where you have a bird’s eye view of the Boulder Valley- from the Natural Bridge Falls all the way to Mcleod.
Heading east along the ridge leads you to the head of Susie Creek, where you’ll find cool, clean water that at one point is collected and diverted into a livestock tank.
This 775+/- acre pasture is split into two pastures via cross fence and is a main corridor for elk and mule deer traveling between the Susie Creek and East Boulder drainages.
What a great spot to get away in “the last best place.”