Hidden Homestead Pivot Farm
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Nestled in a secluded pocket of the stunning Gallatin Valley and just 30 minutes from downtown Bozeman, this gem of a property offers a rare opportunity to own premium agricultural or residential land in one of Montana’s most sought-after regions. Located near the charming communities of Amsterdam and Churchill, the property blends privacy, productivity, and panoramic natural beauty. Set amid gently rolling hills, the farm features over 140 irrigated acres under pivot, with transferrable water shares from the Low Line Ditch, along with a couple of productive wells. This versatile land is ideal for both hobby and production farming, or as the site for a secluded dream home. Situated in a quiet valley, it offers sweeping views of the Spanish Peaks, Bridger Mountains, Tobacco Root Mountains, and Horseshoe Hills. Natural boundaries, including the Low Line Canal, Camp Creek Road, and Prairie Road, create a well-contained and easily managed landscape. Multiple prime build sites offer a range of options, from elevated locations with expansive views to tucked-away spots ensuring ultimate privacy. Whether you envision a working farm or ranch, an equestrian estate, or a tranquil Montana retreat, this property provides the perfect foundation. Don’t miss this rare chance to own a large, irrigated parcel in such a desirable area of the Gallatin Valley.
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About Scott Schulz
Scott Schulz is a licensed Broker, co-founder, and co-owner of Sage Land Company in the state of Montana. His deep respect for the land and love of the outdoors were cultivated during his youth through frequent visits to his family’s ranch and outfitting business in Southwest Colorado. That early connection to the land inspired his move west from his home state of Minnesota to Montana, where he studied business at the University of Montana in Missoula. A few years after graduating, Scott relocated to Bozeman, where he worked as a general contractor building custom homes and began his career as a Realtor. It was there he met his wife, Nicole, and the couple later moved to her hometown of Billings. Scott has extensively explored Montana’s vast and stunning landscapes and has hunted in more than 54 of the state’s big game units. He takes great pride in discovering and sharing the best that Montana has to offer. Scott’s passion for the land and desire to help others connect with it ultimately led him to start a brokerage focused on that mission. He is dedicated to serving his clients and takes pride in helping connect sellers of Montana’s incredible farm, ranch, and recreational properties with buyers looking to own a piece of what is truly the Last Best Place.