Property Description
Willow Creek Ranch
Drummond, Montana
The ranch spans over 3600 plus deeded acres, with 160 acre BLM lease that borders the Clark Fork
River and adjoins the property.
The property provides a full spectrum of terrain from great
timbered mountains, open mountains, native pastures,
beautiful bottom land and irrigated hay ground. There are about 300 plus acres of irrigated land with Willow Creek and Cow Creek
running through the lower ranch.
Tigh Greek and many numerous springs make this a great
place for a cow and calf operation.
The Ranch has a home with great impovements and numerous support buildings, with spectacular views in all directions.
This ranch offers a great variety of wild life including, Elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, moose,
bear, grouse and waterfowl.
There is great hunting and fishing on this property.
The Willow Creek Ranch is located three plus miles from the small community of Drummond,
Montana.
Drummond sits at the junction of Interstate 90 and State Highway 1, at the bottom end of Flint Creek Valley.
Butte is approximately 68 miles west and Missoula is approximately
45 miles west of the ranch. Both cities offer every accommodation you would need.
Highway 1 leads you to Georgetown Lake which is by far one of the best recreation, all season,
spots in Montana.
Price: $4,300,000
Listing number: 8-1001 Download Brochure Drummond, Mt.
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Montana Ranch & Land - Mat Pyeatt
Serving
Dillon, Twin Bridges, Anaconda, Melrose, Deer Lodge,
Wise River and Glen, MT
406-683-6603 - 877-683-6603 (toll free) - 406-835-2241(fax)
Copyright 2006 Montana Ranch & Land, Dillon, Montana. Information about land classifications, potential profits, etc. are intended only as general guidelines. The information has been provided by sources deemed reliable but whose accuracy we cannot guarantee. Offerings are subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal, and approval of purchase by Owner. Independent verification of facts is recommended.
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