This private getaway is located in one of the prettiest areas yet to be discovered in Montana. Otter Creek runs through the property with productive meadows on one side of the creek and scenic pine covered, rock outcroppings on the other.
The Roadifer Ranch presents a limited opportunity to own a large, unencumbered agricultural property near the coveted area of Big Horn, Wyoming. From the earliest days of its founding in the late 1800s the Big Horn area south of Sheridan has been the most prized and sought after land in the area. It has attracted investors from all over the world, many of whose families are still here on the original ranch. The opportunity, though quite rare, to own land in this area still exists today in offerings like the Roadifer Ranch. It is one of the few remaining large acreage properties in this area that is yet to be developed but still has all its development rights; excellent water rights; unbelievable views of the mountains; plus, the location is excellent.
River frontage, mountain views, acreage, loads of wildlife, close proximity to town on a highway, a nice home, indoor arena, and 75 acres of private land. Please consider the Ouellette Ranch.
Great location for a small business park or apartment complex. This 8.55± acre B-1 zoned commercial property is right off busy Coffeen near very the intersection at Brundage Lane where McDonalds and Starbucks are located. Within walking distance to Sheridan College, this property is adjacent to the City walking/bike path allowing for all kinds of possibilities for its owner/users. It is mostly unimproved, but does have two homes and a shop/barn. The property has very senior water rights from the Burn-Cleutch Ditch (1881 Territorial Right). It also has City water and sewer is located next door.
This is an excellent commercial investment opportunity for sale with existing cash flow and plenty of room for expansion. The property can be bought as a whole with the Y Business, which includes a thriving and profitable deli, convenience store, gas station and liquor store (license subject to transfer approval) on 5.98 acres, or a buyer could purchase vacant land without the business subject to an approved subdivision per state and county subdivision rules and regulations. The Seller’s preference is to sell a portion of the vacant land as a commercial building site for future business opportunities.
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