Large lot with endless opportunities in an excellent location! Close to downtown, post office & city library. Located in the middle of Cut Bank; everything is within walking distance. This lot has tons of potential to build an apartment complex or rental properties. Build you new home with a large garage and shop. Place your modular home on a permanent foundation with your dream shop. City water

Jessica Hedges Montana Living Realty LLC

Discover the potential of this 7,000 sq ft residential lot located in Cut Bank, Montana. With city water and sewer hook-ups available at the street, this parcel is ready for your building plans. Zoned Residential II, the property allows for a variety of residential uses. Please see the Cut Bank City Code in the associated documents for specific details on permitted development.

Janice Calf Looking Montana Living Realty LLC

Beautiful property boarding Cut Bank Creek. The presence of a small waterfall and pond flowing through the property via an undetermined creek creates your own private oasis. Ability to build a dream home or cabin offers the opportunity to fully immerse oneself in the natural beauty of rolling hillside, cliffs, and rock outcrops. There is plenty of room for animals and the property has been used

Jessica Hedges Montana Living Realty LLC

Surrounded by adventure and open space, this property borders state land on one side and BLM land on two sides, giving you endless room to explore. Power is close if you want it, but with those wide-open skies, it’s perfect for going solar. Wind power is a big favorite out here too. The land is mostly flat with a gentle roll in places, making it super easy to set up camp, build a getaway cabin,

Kerry Duff Twite Realty Corp

Blank canvas on this city lot! Ready to build your home or shop? This lot is perfect for you! Water, septic and electricity will have to be put in but easy access to city water, septic and electricity. A quiet part of town! Priced to sell! The city is located 30 miles (48 km) south of the Canada–United States border. The name of the city comes from the cut bank (gorge) — a scenic hazard to

Shawn Christiaens Dye, Tavary & Judge Inc