19 September Drive
Clancy, MT 59634

Surrounded by mountains, sweeping meadows, and the quiet rhythm of a clear mountain creek, this remarkable estate offers a rare opportunity to own a sanctuary bordering the protected lands of the United States Forest Service. Here, privacy and wilder...

Surrounded by mountains, sweeping meadows, and the quiet rhythm of a clear mountain creek, this remarkable estate offers a rare opportunity to own a sanctuary bordering the protected lands of the United States Forest Service. Here, privacy and wilderness meet refined design. The custom timber-frame residence blends timeless craftsmanship with modern luxury. Exposed beams rise above grand living spaces anchored by dramatic stone fireplaces, while expansive windows frame breathtaking mountain views in every direction. The 388 acre property unfolds across rolling alpine meadows and mature forest, with a year-round creek winding through the land. Wildlife passes regularly through the open pasture and timber, creating a setting that feels both secluded and deeply connected to nature. Thoughtfully designed for comfort, recreation, and legacy ownership, the estate includes: • A beautifully crafted timber frame home with panoramic mountain views • Multiple stone fireplaces creating warm gathering spaces • A private sauna retreat for relaxation after days outdoors • Classic barn and outbuildings ideal for horses, equipment, or animal care • Expansive meadows and forested acreage • Direct access to thousands of acres of protected wilderness Step outside your door to ride, hike, ski, or explore endless trails across neighboring public lands. Situated in the coveted 380 hunting district, the elk and deer hunting is world class. Evenings are best spent on the terrace watching alpenglow settle across the mountains before retreating inside to the warmth of firelight beneath soaring timber beams. Properties of this caliber—combining craftsmanship, natural beauty, and direct wilderness access—rarely become available. This is more than a home. It is a mountain legacy property meant to be experienced, shared, and passed forward.