35322 Washoe Road

Just north of Potomac, where the sky stretches endlessly and the mountains stand guard in the distance, lies a rare 30-acre ranch that feels like a world of its own. As you turn onto the quiet country road, the noise of everyday life fades behind you. Rolling pastures open in every direction, dotted with fields of grasses that sway in the Montana breeze. The land is level and usable, perfect for horses or a small herd of cattle, or simply room to roam. Sunrises spill out in the early morning, and in the evening, brilliant shades of pink fill the sky, settling into a canopy of stars so clear it feels close enough to touch. At the heart of the property stands a very large multi-family home designed to bring people together while still offering privacy and independence. With generous square footage and multiple living areas, it's a place where generations can live comfortably under one roof. Imagine grandparents in one wing, adults and children in another, and plenty of shared spaces in between for Sunday dinners, holiday gatherings, and long conversations by the multiple fireplaces. The open kitchen is built for connection and conversations while preparing meals. Numerous bedrooms provide quiet retreats while open living areas make entertaining effortless. Outside, the possibilities are endless. There's room for a barn along with an existing shop and pole barn. Build your riding arena or gardens that stretch as far as your imagination allows. Whether you envision a working ranch, an equestrian property, or a peaceful Montana retreat, this 30-acre canvas is ready. This isn't just land; it's a legacy property. A place where kids can grow up with wide-open freedom, where family can stay close, and the Montana lifestyle is simple, strong, and rooted, becomes an everyday reality. Just 25 minutes from Missoula and just minutes from the legendary "Blackfoot River" from the movie "A River Runs Through It," this ranch offers something increasingly rare: space, privacy, and the opportunity to build a life as expansive as the land itself.