341 Laurel Ranch Rd
Bozeman, MT
A Rare Montana Legacy Awaits – Positioned to frame the majestic Bangtail, Gallatin, and Bridger Mountains from every window, this 40+ acre property offers unmatched serenity, privacy, and beauty with the convenience of easy access to Bozeman, Livingston, and Bridger Bowl—each less than 15 minutes away. 341 Laurel Ranch Road beautifully blends history, nature, and comfort. Located near the historic Bozeman Trail and Northern Pacific Railroad, the land is steeped in Western heritage. Wildlife abounds—elk, deer, Sandhill Cranes, hummingbirds, and over 57 bird species are regular visitors. Jackson Creek wraps two sides of the property, while a year-round spring and seasonal streams nourish hay-producing meadows with Ag tax benefits. At night, the Aurora Borealis may dance across the sky. Even more rare—owners enjoy private access to 640 acres of state land directly behind the home, offering secluded opportunities for hiking, hunting, and horseback riding. Just up the road is the Jackson Creek entrance to the Custer Gallatin National Forest for year-round adventure on foot, horse, ATV, or snowmobile. The 2,700+ SF heated garage/shop includes five oversized doors, an RV bay, storage, and 3-phase power—ideal for gear and toys. Inside, the home is designed for comfort and efficiency with radiant floor heating, a wood-burning stove, and a hot water recirculation system. Hand-scraped birch floors, Milgard windows, solid wood beams, and a dramatic indoor waterfall elevate the space. The chef’s kitchen features alder cabinetry, granite counters, GE Monogram appliances, and a dual gas range with double ovens. A wrought-iron spiral staircase leads to a loft with a second living area, wet bar, and 4th bedroom or office. The lower level includes a cozy central sitting room, two bedrooms with a full bath, and a primary suite with ensuite bath, walk-in closet, and private outdoor access. Gather with friends and family under the outdoor covered patio area with bar seating, or roast s'mores by the crackling fire pit while taking in Montana's sweeping views. The top of the property includes a well, 4BR septic, and power—ideal for an array of possibilities within the Bridger Canyon zoning guidelines. With no HOA/Bylaws, this isn’t just a home—it’s a rare opportunity to own a Montana legacy for generations to come.