Nestled on 4.21 pristine acres in the heart of the Gallatin Canyon just north of Big Sky Resort — and only 30 minutes from the Bozeman Airport — this one-of-a-kind riverfront retreat offers a rare blend of natural beauty, historic significance, and cinematic heritage. On the banks of both the Gallatin River and Hellroaring Creek, the property is a fly fisherman’s paradise and was the actual site of the iconic fishing scenes in the beloved film A River Runs Through It — with the provenance to prove it.
This remarkable property includes two primary residences, three guest cabins, a riverside bar, a sauna cabin, and several other small structures that provide history, character, and storage. The original cabin was built in 1920, and the property has been lovingly owned and cherished by the same family for over 60 years.
Accommodating up to twelve guests comfortably, the retreat is ideal for gatherings, retreats, or peaceful solitude. Whether you are seeking a serene escape or a property steeped in cultural and cinematic legacy, this hidden gem offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a truly special piece of Montana.
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Main House: 1421sqft
Cabin 1: 462sqft
Cabin 2: 325sqft
Cabin 3: 144sqft
Caretakers House: 630sqft
Sauna: 92sqft
Work Shop: 735sqft
Garage: 324sqft
House 2: 630sqft
