


Listing Courtesy of: Big Sky Country MLS - IDX / Listed By: Twite Realty Corp
1225 Big Waters Ranch Seeley Lake, MT 59868
Active (2 Days)
$1,150,000 (USD)
70.4
ACRES
Description
MLS #:
414640
414640
Taxes
$2,000(2026)
$2,000(2026)
Lot Size
70.4 acres
70.4 acres
Type
Land
Land
Views
Mountain(s), Rural, Trees/Woods, Southern Exposure, River, Creek/Stream, Meadow, Pond, Lake
Mountain(s), Rural, Trees/Woods, Southern Exposure, River, Creek/Stream, Meadow, Pond, Lake
County
Missoula County
Missoula County
Listed By
Mark Twite, Twite Realty Corp
Source
Big Sky Country MLS - IDX
Last checked Sep 8 2026 at 3:55 PM GMT+0000
Big Sky Country MLS - IDX
Last checked Sep 8 2026 at 3:55 PM GMT+0000
Bathroom Details
Lot Information
- Rolling Slope
- Adjacent to Public Land
Utility Information
- Utilities: Electricity Available
Location
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