This unique 1+ acre parcel is located in the historic town of Ringling, Montana—a quiet, rural community steeped in history and surrounded by world-class outdoor recreation and expansive ranches. Originally named after John Ringling of the famous Ringling Brothers Circus, the town played a role in early Montana rail travel and tourism, serving as a stop along the now-defunct White Sulphur Springs and Yellowstone Park Railway. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Big Sky Country, this property is a gateway to big game hunting, fishing, hiking, and skiing. Both Bridger Bowl and Showdown Ski Area are within an hour’s drive, offering year-round adventure. The parcel features two off-grid cabins: one measuring 12' x 28' and the other 10' x 20', each equipped with propane heat and powered by solar energy. The existing solar system includes eight 24-volt zero-emission batteries and is designed to support up to four additional cabins of similar size. There is an additional 10' x 12' storage barn and 8' x 10' shed. 400 amp power service, telephone, and internet access are located at the corner of the property, offering the convenience of modern connectivity. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, a hunting basecamp, a future homesite, or a peaceful retreat, this Ringling property offers a rare blend of solitude and history in one of Montana's most scenic regions.
Listing Agent: Jackie Wickens & Trecie Wheat Hughes Team
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