Blackfoot’s Secret: Your Gateway to Glacier’s Natural Beauty and History!
Nestled in the whispering heart of Glacier County, where the sky spreads wider than your wildest dreams, lies a piece of land so perfectly poised it feels like destiny. A mere 0.16 acres, true, but as with all treasures, it is not the size that captivates; it is the story.
This lot in the original town site of Blackfoot—named for the resilient Blackfeet people who first roamed these plains—offers a window to the past and a canvas for your future. The land whispers secrets of pioneers, trading posts, and a time when the pace of life was dictated by the sun and the seasons. In those days, men carved a life out of the wilderness; now, you can carve a retreat or home out of serenity.
On this plot, you’re surrounded by rugged natural beauty: the endless blue expanse above, the dramatic peaks of Glacier National Park etched on the horizon, and the rolling plains that have cradled generations. The town, though small, echoes with stories. It is a place where community is not just a word but a way of life, where neighborly waves replace the sterile anonymity of cities.
For the dreamer, this lot is a writer’s refuge, a painter’s paradise, a place where inspiration flows as naturally as the nearby streams. For the builder, it’s a foundation for a family home, an artist’s studio, or a charming vacation cabin. For the adventurer, it is your launchpad to explore the unspoiled wilderness—fishing, hiking, stargazing under a blanket of stars unmarred by urban glare.
And let us not overlook the serenity. The sort of quiet that mends the soul, broken only by the occasional rustle of a deer, the distant call of an eagle, or the gentle hum of wind through the grass.
Here, you are not buying just land. You are buying a legacy. A chance to root yourself in history while creating your own.
This is Blackfoot, Montana. This is your opportunity.
Key Features:
🏞️ Scenic Bliss: Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring vistas of Glacier National Park, South Fork Cut Bank Creek, and the majestic Rockies. Your property is your front-row seat to nature’s grandeur.
🌄 Adventure Awaits: Dive into the adventure of a lifetime with proximity to Glacier National Park, offering a playground of hiking trails, wildlife encounters, and world-class photography opportunities.
🏛️ Historical Gems: Browning, Montana is steeped in history. Explore the nearby Museum of the Plains Indian and the awe-inspiring Two Medicine area, both rich in Indigenous culture and remarkable sites.
This is your chance to own a piece of Montana’s history and natural wonders in the original Blackfoot town site, near Browning and Cut Bank, Montana. Create your dream home in a setting that combines the best of both worlds: natural beauty and historical richness. Start your Montana story today!
Special Benefit For Registered Blackfeet Nation Members
Members of the Blackfeet Nation may be eligible to have a professionally drilled well and septic system installed by the tribe at no cost to the member.
Pricing
Priced at just $12,500, compare to lots in Cut Bank listed for $30,000 or more!
Seller financing available for only $799 down and $225 per month… Negotiable — Just ask!
BOGO Offer: Get both Lot 1 and Lot 6 for just $9,500 each!
Don’t wait — Call Mike at (888) 303-4424 for details!
Property Details
- GPS Coordinates 48.5744, -112.8744
- Google Maps Page
- Glacier County APN 38-4525-35-1-04-07-0000
- Subdivision: BLACKFOOT ORIGINAL TOWNSITE
- Lot Number: 6
- Legal Description: BLACKFOOT ORIGINAL TOWNSITE, S35, T33 N, R10 W, BLOCK 053, Lot 006
- TRS: T33N R10W SEC35
- Parcel Size: 0.16 Acres
- Lot Dimensions: “51.2 feet North, 139 feet East, 48.76 feet South, 134.81 feet West”
- Terrain Type: Plain
- Elevation: 1268.9 m or 4163.1 feet
- Flood Zone / Wetlands: Unknown FEMA FZ, no wetlands
- School District: “Browning Elementary School District, Browning High School District”
- Road Type: Dirt, County maintained
- Closest Highway: U.S. Rte 2
- Closest Major City: Missoula, Montana (3 hr 43 min, 233 miles)
- Closest Small Town: South Browning, Montana 59417 (10 min, 8.3 miles)
- Closest Gas Station: Exxon, 304 SE Boundary St, Browning, MT 59417 (9 min, 8.4 miles)
Nearby Attractions:
- Glacier National Park (35 min, 28.6 miles)
- Wild Goose Island Lookout, Browning, MT 59417 (54 min, 44.0 miles)
- Saint Mary Falls, Browning, MT 59417 (1 hr 2 min, 48.4 miles)
Property Taxes & Assessment
- Assessed Taxable Value: $118
- Assessed Actual Value: $8,750
- Back Taxes Owed? No
- Tax Liens? No
- Annual Property Taxes: $89.78
Zoning / Property Use
Per Glacier County, there are NO restrictions on any of the following:
- What can be built on the property
- Time limit to build
- Camping
- RV’s
- Mobile homes
- Tiny homes
- Short term vacation rentals
No evidence of an HOA or POA was found in a search of public records
Utilities
- Water? Would have to drill a well.
- Sewer / Septic? Would need to install a septic system.
- Electric? Would have to contact Glacier Electric Co-Op Inc 406-338-5400. Power poles visible on access road.
- Gas? Would have to contact LaSalle RV Park Propane Station 406-892-4668 or CHS Mountain West 406-755-7400
- Waste? Would have to contact Blackfeet Solid Waste Management 406-338-5702 or Northern Montana Joint Refuse 406-278-3095
Per County planner & Blackfeet Utilities Commission, well and septic are required.
Local Government Contacts
- County Website: https://www.glaciercountygov.com/
- Assessor Website: N/A
- Treasurer Website: https://www.glaciercountygov.com/?page_id=11789
- Recorder Website: https://www.glaciercountygov.com/?page_id=11705
- GIS Website: https://svc.mt.gov/dor/property/prc#/map/38452535104070000?mapMode=satellite
- Zoning Link: N/A
- Phone number for Planning Dept: N/A
- Phone number for Recorder: (406) 873-3604
- Phone number for Treasurer: (406)873-3625
- Montana Property Search: https://svc.mt.gov/dor/property/prc
Note: The Blackfeet Nation reserves a first right of refusal to purchase.
DISCLAIMER: All information contained herein is thought to be true and accurate but Seller makes no guarantees or warranties, express or implied. Property values and estimates provided should not be acted upon as anything more than an opinion provided as a courtesy. The property is being sold “as-is”. Buyer is responsible for their own due diligence to verify all information required to make a purchase decision.