Centennial Ranch

Details & Features

Centennial Ranch spans 10,169.1 total acres, comprising 3,145.2 acres of deeded land and 7,023.9 leased acres. It boasts expansive grazing terrain with quality grasses supporting up to 550 cow/calf pairs. The ranch operates a seasonal operation from June-November, and currently manages 500 cow/calf pairs during this period. Nestled along two and a half miles of the Red Rock River, the property ensures reliable water access, critical for livestock and agricultural operations.

For residential amenities, Centennial Ranch features well-equipped owner’s quarters designed to comfortably accommodate the needs of ranch owners or managers. Its strategic location and substantial acreage make it an ideal investment for expanding an existing cattle operation or establishing a standalone ranch. With its blend of ample grazing space, abundant water resources, and suitable living arrangements, Centennial Ranch offers a promising opportunity for robust agricultural pursuits in Montana’s open country setting.

Centennial Ranch, nestled in Montana’s Centennial Valley, is a pristine and expansive property renowned for its picturesque scenery and abundant wildlife. Located along the Red Rock River, the ranch offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and functional infrastructure. It features well-equipped owner’s quarters and essential facilities for efficient livestock management, making it an ideal investment for those seeking a sustainable ranching opportunity in a conservation-minded environment.

• ACREAGE:
• Total Acreage: 10,169.1 acres (3,145.2 deeded, 7,023.9 leased)
• Leases: BLM (2,974.7 acres), State (4,049.2 acres)
• Water Resources include 2.5 miles of Red Rock River, Lousy Springs, Brundage Creek, three creeks, and 10-12 undeveloped springs
• IMPROVEMENTS:
• Ranch House: Built in early 1990s, two bedrooms, one bathroom, and generator-powered
• Small barn, round pen, old homestead cabin, large sorting facility with paddocks, alleys, and chutes
• OPERATIONS:
• Supports up to 550 cow/calf pairs
• Currently running 500 pairs in the summer
• LOCATION:
• 1.5-hour drive from Dillon
• 2.5 hours from Idaho Falls and Butte