$2,100,000

The Pronghorn Ranch

Bridger , Carbon County , Montana

132.00
ACRES

3
BEDROOMS

3
BATH

4738
SQ FT

covered arena • uncovered arena • pen • hay barn • fenced • second house • 1 barn with 4 stalls • 4 Run-in stalls

Property description

Location: About 1.9 miles northwest of Bridger off US Hwy 310; roughly 50 minutes to Billings and under half an hour to the Pryor Mountains.
Acreage & Terrain: Approximately 132 ± acres of rolling grassland with meadows, sandstone rims and a seasonal pond. Elevation is around 3,665 feet with sweeping 360° views of the Pryor Mountains and Clarks Fork Valley.
Water & Utilities: Domestic well with cistern plus a 300‑gallon cistern for livestock; general water rights (43‑D‑300‑14562) for stock water. Owned 1,000‑gallon propane tank; average electric bill about $150–175/month.
Wildlife & Lifestyle: Elk, mule deer, wild turkeys, bald eagles and other wildlife frequent the property. Unique terrain means there’s no need to trailer out—enjoy miles of trail riding and exploring on your own land.

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Details

Home Features

Custom Log Home: Vaulted ceilings and wide‑plank hardwood floors create a warm rustic feel. Hickory cabinetry and granite countertops complement the country kitchen, which is fitted with stainless steel Samsung appliances (washer and dryer excluded).
Comfort & Design: Radiant in‑floor heat throughout, custom lighting, full bath on the main level and an additional shower/bathroom in the laundry room. An office with its own balcony captures those panoramic Montana views. The finished basement has rustic touches and a walk‑out entry.
Recent Updates: Exterior media‑blasted, stained and sealed; new appliances (tankless water heater, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer, dryer, kitchen sink and faucet); Rheem water softener; updated lighting; decor wall with electric fireplace; boiler and fireplace serviced; septic pumped in Oct 2025.
864 sqft 2 bedroom, 1 bath Guest Cottage: Cozy two‑bedroom guest house with electric heat and wood‑burning stove—perfect for guests, rental income or multi-generational living.

Lot Features

Pastures & Fencing: Property is divided into three fenced pastures—one smaller paddock, one 5‑acre pasture, and one 80‑acre pasture—plus additional cross‑fencing.
Improvements: 12‑foot hay‑storage lean‑to on the barn, extensive fencing upgrades, carport, concrete pad for shop, spray‑foam insulation and interior metal walls in shop, gazebo pad and gazebo, playhouse, firepit area and five newly planted trees.
Additional Infrastructure: Privacy fencing around dumpster pad, concrete pad for carport, improved shop with ceiling fans, and an improved fire pit (Solo fire ring excluded).

Horse Facility Features

Barn & Arenas: 4‑stall barn (with option to add a stove) and oversized tack room, 60×80 indoor arena with room in back for expansion, 100×120 outdoor pipe‑and‑steel‑post arena, two run‑outs and two dry lots.
Water & Shelter: 1 electric and 2 geothermal auto waterers, electricity in the barnyard and indoor arena, 300‑gallon livestock cistern, and covered hay storage for large or small bales.
Additional Equine Amenities: Three welded patience poles (sought out by horse trainers all over the state with the design feature they used), a heavy‑duty hitching post, steel‑frame calf shed, and two steel‑frame horse sheds (a third shed will be removed).
Pasture & Terrain: Three pastures offer varied grazing; unique riding terrain with no need to trailer out; trail system for running or riding.
Exclusions: Portable panels, portable water tanks, round bale feeder, small square feeder, cow chute, cattle chute, hot‑wire boxes, flag system and one loafing shed are not included with the sale.