Bonnie J. Ranch, Trout Creek, Montana | Realty Northwest | 877-784-3968

Big Beaver Creek runs year around through the Bonnie J. Ranch with exceptional fishing and recreating, not to mention the source of substantial water claims for irrigating the property. Big Beaver and Little Beaver Creeks join on the property with both streams meanding through the fields. The scenery is amazing.

With one mile of National Forest boundary, the Bonnie J. Ranch has access to thousands of miles of the Lolo National Forest with road systems into Idaho. Deer, elk, moose, bear, mountain lion and various other wildlife make this land their home. It's a recreational paradise.

The aerial view of the Bonnie J. Ranch highlights the proportionate areas of mature timber hayground and pasture. With maintained county road access on two sides, as well as power and ample creekfront, this property has all the elements of the Montana dream property.

Overlooking an oxbow in Big Beaver Creek, this building site encompasses incredible views of the fields, the tail end of the Bitterroot Mountains and is a wildlife viewing treat.

The Cabinet Mountains, including The Cabinet Mountain Wilderness, are the view to the east. The Bitterroots tower over the valley to the west, with the Noxon Rapids Reservoir of the Clark Fork River traversing the valley floor beneath the two. Many creeks make their way from the mountain valleys to the feed the Clark Fork, creating a lush and inviting backdrop and unsurpassed recreational opportunities.

Mostly level and rolling, the Bonnie J. Ranch is incredibly usable. Just a bit of mountainside on the southwest boundary, the ranch enjoys end of the road privacy and exceptional topography. Northwest Montana at it's best.

Built of quality materials and designed for Montana appeal, this home has wood tongue and groove ceilings, many windows bringing the views inside and an open floorplan. Nearly new, this home was built in 2004 and is a very comfortable family home.

With the shelter of the timber, the creeks are protected. The rolling topography creates many building private building sites and peaceful settings.

Peace and serenity flow with the streams. According to the Fish, Wildlife and Parks, various species of trout use these streams as their home.

Nestled along the creek, this home has a main-floor master bath and was designed for entertainment! A well maintained and generous family home with 5 bedrooms and 2 baths. The new roofing was installed within the last two years and it's been well cared for.