Lazy M Ranch
Details & Features
Rarely does a property as spectacular as the Lazy M Ranch become available in the current market. But, now is your opportunity to own almost 2 miles of frontage on both sides of the Sun River with a beautiful home to enjoy it all in. This exclusive 590 acre ranch offers unmatched hunting and fishing opportunities literally at your doorstep. The convergence of Elk Creek into the Sun River creates an irresistible draw for wildlife, including deer, pheasants, geese and ducks. Come hunting or fishing season, the 3 bedroom, 3 bath home will serve as your luxury sportsman’s cabin with additional guest quarters. The rest of the year, the peace and privacy offered by the river and mountain setting is difficult to overstate.
- 590 Acres
- Custom turn-key home
- 2 miles of both sides of the Sun River
Montana
Trust Live Water Properties to list ranches for sale in Montana that suit every sporting passion. Ranch real estate in the beautiful state of Montana can be purchased near Big Sky, Bozeman, Livingston, Big Timber and Whitefish. Picturesque fly fishing properties can be found on rivers like the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Yellowstone, Smith, Jefferson, Madison, Gallatin and many other prolific, native trout fisheries, while the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem provides the backdrop to Montana horse and cattle ranches. The variety of ranch properties for sale in Montana fulfill every outdoor-loving whim.
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