770 McReynolds Road, Bozeman, MT 59718

$3,875,000
3
BD
2
BA
2,000
SqFt

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List Price
$3,875,000
MLS#
411906
Status
ACTIVE
County
Gallatin
City
Bozeman
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Living Area
2,000
Acres
29.50
Property Subtype
Building/Business

Property Description

Located twelve miles from downtown Bozeman, this rare ±30-acre horse property offers an ideal lifestyle and premier facilities for equine enthusiasts. At the heart of the property is a comfortable 3-bedroom, 2-bath home featuring a south-facing porch, wood stove, hot tub, and greenhouse, all set against sweeping views of the Spanish Peaks. Designed for year-round use, the property includes two indoor arenas, a large outdoor arena, a cutting pen, a round pen, cow-working facilities, irrigated pastures, and extensive paddock systems with shelters and automatic waterers. The main barn is equipped with 14 stalls, tack rooms, a wash stall, a heated lounge, vet and shoeing areas, an employee apartment, and ample storage. More than just a residence, this is a thriving equestrian operation capable of boarding up to 50 horses. The property boasts an established boarding business with an outstanding reputation, a consistent waitlist, experienced barn management, and knowledgeable resident trainers already in place. With excellent water rights and extensive irrigation infrastructure, keeping the grass growing will be a breeze. Included equipment such as a tractor and skid steer will make the daily operations efficient and turnkey. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a fully functioning equestrian facility ideally situated between downtown Bozeman and Big Sky, Montana.

Additional Information

Days on Market
63
Year Built
2015
Heating
Forced Air

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Courtesy of Darren Streets with PureWest Real Estate Bozeman.