281 Otter Creek Road

Nestled in the wide-open prairies north of Big Timber, this 38.5-acre property offers breathtaking views of the Beartooth Mountains and all the space you need for living, working, and exploring. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a functional base for your Montana lifestyle, this property delivers.

The centerpiece is a custom-built, 2,560 sq. ft. two-level home featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Recently updated and move-in ready, the home blends comfort with practicality and invites you to settle in without lifting a finger.

Just south of the house, you’ll find a spacious 32’ x 32’ garage complete with a lean-to on the north side—perfect for stowing extra gear.

The shop is thoughtfully divided into two functional areas:

• Upper shop: 24’ wide by 36’ deep with a 12’ tall x 18’ wide door
• Lower shop: 32’ wide by 36’ deep with a 8’ tall x 16’ wide door

Together, they offer ample space for projects, storage, and equipment.

The land itself is made up of gently rolling hills that stretch nearly half a mile north along Otter Creek Road. With open space, privacy, and room to roam, this property offers the best of Montana living.

Come see for yourself why this truly is “The Last Best Place.”

281 OTTER CREEK ROAD:  Located about 6 miles north of Big Timber via Hwy 191 and Otter Creek Road.

BIG TIMBER: Located at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Boulder River, Big Timber is the Sweet Grass County seat and services as the support system to the areas cattle ranching community and recreation industry.  Big Timber features a school system which offers K-12, a hospital, clinic, nursing home, dentist, beauty shops, a quilt shop, golf course, gym, churches, grocery and clothing stores, museums, art galleries, establishments offering fine food from the nationally acclaimed dining at “The Grand Hotel”, to casual meals at the Timber, motels,  bed and breakfasts, movie theater, tap room, and a paved airport capable of facilitating most any private aircraft. Big Timber has much to offer as a small comfortable Montana town.

BILLINGS: Located approximately 82 miles to the east, Billings is the center of Montana’s livestock industry. The International Airport in Billings is presently serviced by 5 majors airlines. Billings has two of the finest medical facilities in the northwest. Shopping, fine dining, theater and the arts make Billings the true hub of Montana.

BOZEMAN: Located 63 miles west via I-90, Bozeman is the home to Montana State University. Bozeman is known as a year-round recreation center. Fishing is a short distance away on the Gallatin, Madison, and Jefferson Rivers. Gallatin County has numerous hiking and biking trails. Bozeman’s winter time sports feature skiing Bridger Bowl’s legendary “Cold Smoke Powder” or a 45 mile drive to Big Sky, Montana’s largest ski area and summer resort. For cross country skiing enthusiasts, this area of Montana features miles of groomed and unpacked cross-country trails.