Jefferson River Homestead Ranch

The Jefferson River Homestead, encompassing 2,850± acres, has proudly been the home of this family for six generations. Its cattle brand, first registered in 1855, etches a rich sense of both history and continuity across this expansive landscape. Notably, Lewis and Clark traversed this property in 1805, a historical significance that invites visitors to pause, reflect, and absorb the serene surroundings.

Settlers first discovered the Three Forks region in the mid-1800s, drawn by the promise of fertile soil and abundant grasslands—a beacon of hope for farmers and ranchers. Yet, the breathtaking beauty of the area truly captivated them. Stunning river, mountain, and valley views dazzled their senses, compelling them to make this remarkable place their home.

Today, the Jefferson River Homestead continues to fulfill those early promises, offering a timeless setting that will inspire the hopes and dreams of new owners. Imagine a picturesque river winding gracefully through a lush valley adorned with fertile soil, sweeping mountain vistas, dramatic coulees, and a diverse population of wildlife including, moose, elk, deer, antelope, and a variety of birds that call this region home. The property is rich with hunting and fishing opportunities, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in nature.

Additionally, this property presents exciting income potential from a proposed solar project and boasts excellent road access—an often hard-to-find feature in a ranch with such diverse attributes. Just minutes from the charming town of Three Forks and only 30± minutes from the vibrant community of Bozeman, this is truly a “Must See” opportunity for anyone seeking spaciousness, stunning views, and successful ranching endeavors, all while enjoying the conveniences and amenities of a thriving city.