Twenty acres west of Anaconda, bordering the Garrity Mountain Wildlife Management Area just across Warm Springs Creek, with power already in the ground and a collection of non-permanent structures that convey: a green board-and-batten tiny home with loft, a rustic two-story tiny home, outhouse, a geodesic dome greenhouse, a covered outdoor kitchen and dining area, and a storage shed. 44 Two Meadows Dr (Parcel A-1) has its own dedicated transformer installed in 2021; A-1 also includes a utility pedestal positioned near the established building sites. Building, well, and septic permits were previously approved through ADLC for a four-bedroom home — permits are expired, but original site plans and approvals are on file for buyer reference. Set within one of southwest Montana's most productive wildlife corridors, the property sees regular visits from elk, bighorn sheep, whitetail and mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, and a wide variety of raptors and migratory birds moving through the drainage. Walk the land and you'll understand why — the terrain shifts every fifty yards or so, opening into hidden pockets and natural features that reveal themselves as you go, while still providing plenty of level open ground. Meadow clearings, timbered draws, sheltered hollows — each one its own small world. Wildlife beds are scattered throughout, a reliable sign of how heavily this corridor is used. Warm Springs Creek runs parallel to the south across Lime Spur Road. Just down the highway: Georgetown Lake, the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, and the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness — some of the most accessible backcountry in the state. Located in the Spring Hill Development District — eligible for subdivision to five-acre parcels. No covenants. No HOA. Horse property eligible. Eight miles west of Anaconda on Montana Highway 1. Parcel A-2 (MLS#30070845) with 20.09 acres is available separately, or as a combined 40.53-acre package(MLS#30070855). Contact listing agent for details.

Twenty acres west of Anaconda, bordering the Garrity Mountain Wildlife Management Area just across Warm Springs Creek, with power already in the ground and a collection of non-permanent structures that convey: a green board-and-batten tiny home with loft, a rustic two-story tiny home, outhouse, a geodesic dome greenhouse, a covered outdoor kitchen and dining area, and a storage shed.
44 Two Meadows Dr (Parcel A-1) has its own dedicated transformer installed in 2021; A-1 also includes a utility pedestal positioned near the established building sites. Building, well, and septic permits were previously approved through ADLC for a four-bedroom home — permits are expired, but original site plans and approvals are on file for buyer reference.
Set within one of southwest Montana's most productive wildlife corridors, the property sees regular visits from elk, bighorn sheep, whitetail and mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, and a wide variety of raptors and migratory birds moving through the drainage. Walk the land and you'll understand why — the terrain shifts every fifty yards or so, opening into hidden pockets and natural features that reveal themselves as you go, while still providing plenty of level open ground. Meadow clearings, timbered draws, sheltered hollows — each one its own small world. Wildlife beds are scattered throughout, a reliable sign of how heavily this corridor is used. Warm Springs Creek runs parallel to the south across Lime Spur Road. Just down the highway: Georgetown Lake, the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, and the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness — some of the most accessible backcountry in the state.
Located in the Spring Hill Development District — eligible for subdivision to five-acre parcels. No covenants. No HOA. Horse property eligible.
Eight miles west of Anaconda on Montana Highway 1. 1470 Lime Spur Rd (Parcel A-2) boasting 20.09 acres of raw land is available separately, or as a combined 40.53-acre package. Contact listing agent for details.