for sale

There is a historic mansion for sale in Montana that just might be the most interesting we've ever discussed. It's not just a beautifully restored old home. Every single one of it's previous owners have their own significant stories in Montana history. But cool history doesn't come cheap.

The historic Graves Hotel in Harlowton is on the market. Bring your dreams to this beautiful, old hotel in the heart of Big Sky Country.

Matt's Place in Butte may be closed, but the historic building and perfectly preserved and decorated apartment upstairs are for sale.

I found a deal for someone looking to bail out of the Bozeman rat race, and it's exactly ONE HOUR away in Townsend. Way more affordable and Townsend's a cute little town right on the river.

If you found yourself with an extra $40 million bucks in your back pocket, and you wanted to spend it on real estate...would you pick the insanely huge home with 23+ acres or would you pick the 418+ acres of prime farmland?

You can own an iconic piece of Montana history.

Imagine waking up everyday and stepping outside only to be surrounded by a million acres of some of the most beautiful scenery in the world? What would something like that cost? Could you even put a price on it?