View Photos Virtual Tour 1 Virtual Tour 2 Realist Property Detail Realist Map Realist Neighborhood Profile RPR Transaction Desk Report a Violation MLS#: 30071635 Pop Up Prop Type: Land and Lots Price: $1,150,000 Status: Active Sub Type: Residential DOM/CDOM: 0/0 Recent: 05/25/2026 : New Listing 1 / 21 Unit: Geocode: 28210409301010000 City Limits: No County: Powell Lot Size: 160 ac/Public Rec Subdiv: 6,969,600 sqft $/Acre: $7,188 Public Remarks 160 Acres of Montana Paradise - Helmville, MT Land for Sale with Year-Round Water Discover a breathtaking 160-acre tract in the Helmville area offering privacy, water, and direct access to the kind of landscape that defines western Montana. Located close to Helmville and approximately 60 minutes from both Missoula and Helena, this property sits near thousands of acres of BLM and Forest Service land, providing exceptional access to outdoor recreation and wide-open country. This thoughtful quarter section features year-round running water that support both natural beauty and thriving wildlife habitat. The land offers a diverse mix of timber and open ground, creating ideal conditions for hunting, recreation, or building your Montana retreat. Improved roads provide solid access, and power is available nearby on a neighboring lot. Positioned near the Blackfoot River and Nevada Creek Reservoir, this property places you in the heart of some of Montana's most sought-after recreational areas while still offering seclusion and quiet. Beyond the physical attributes, this land represents something more. Properties like this-intact quarter sections with water, access, and proximity to public ground-are increasingly rare across the West. It offers space, privacy, and a chance to experience Montana in a more complete and meaningful way. Whether you choose to build, recreate, or hold as an investment, this property supports both immediate use and long-term value. It's an opportunity not just to own land, but to be part of it-to care for it, enjoy it, and pass it forward. Montana is often called “Big Sky Country,” but those who know it best understand another truth-it remains one of the last best places. Land like this will outlast all of us. The opportunity is to enjoy your time here, to know the land, and to be a good steward of it while it's your turn.