You can live like the Duttons from 'Yellowstone' on this ranch near Bozeman on sale for $40 million — see inside

Kelsey NeubauerJul 18, 2023, 16:26 IST

The living room in the house on Grey Cliffs Ranch in Bozeman, Montana.Stacy Townsend for Townsend Collective

A 6,220-acre ranch with a seven-bedroom home near Bozeman, Montana, is for sale for $39.5 million.
There is also a horse pasture and stable on the property. The house is decorated with deer heads.

Grey Cliffs Ranch, a 6,220-acre property located in Three Forks, Montana, looks like it's straight out of the TV show "Yellowstone." It's on the market for $39.5 million.

A shot of the seven-bedroom lodge built on the property.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

Grey Cliffs Ranch, a 6,220-acre property located in Three Forks, Montana, looks like it's straight out of the TV show "Yellowstone." It's on the market for $39.5 million.

It's located 30 miles northwest of Bozeman, Montana — the Rocky Mountain ski town that out-of-staters flocked to during the pandemic.

A shot of the mountains in Bozeman.Shutterstock/Brian A Smith

The property was a cattle ranch until it was bought in 2003. Now it's filled with trees and grass.

The entrance to the ranch.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There are also two fishing ponds, 1,000 acres of grounds for livestock, a shooting range, and a riding range.

Horses run free in the riding range on the property.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There is a tack room, an indoor riding arena, and two houses for ranch hands nearby the riding range, according to a map of the property.

The interior of the horse facilities.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The main house on the property, built in 2004, is 7,980 square feet. For years, it has been used as a bed and breakfast, but is being sold as a single-family lodge.

The seven-bedroom home on the property.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The details of the interior echo the land the property sits on. There is wood that matches the color of the trees and stone tiling that blends in with the color of the plains.

The front entrance to the house on Grey Cliffs Ranch. The house alone was assessed at more than $4 million in 2022, per the listing.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The details of the interior echo the land the property sits on. There is wood that matches the color of the trees and stone tiling that blends in with the color of the plains.

Upon entering the house, there is a massive living room on the first floor. It features mounted heads of various woodland animals, and a stacked-rock gas fireplace.

Inside the living room.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

When you walk in the house, there are floor-to-ceiling living room windows and a dining area to the right, with enough room for leather chairs and a dark wood table.

The dining room on the first floor.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

A large chef's kitchen is connected to the dining room. It features art inspired by the region, and there is a breakfast bar.

The kitchen.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The kitchen has custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry.

A portion of the kitchen.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The dining room and kitchen area leads to a bar with stone-tiled floors, and mounted rifles.

The bar on the home's first floor.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

If you prefer somewhere quiet, there is a sun room next to the bar, with room for wicker chairs to enjoy the views.

The sun room.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There are two bedrooms on the first floor.

A peak into one of two of the bedrooms from the hallway.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The second level is at the top of these stairs.

Stairs leading to the top floor.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

One of the bedrooms is on this floor. It features a mounted deer head, fireplace, and wood accents.

The primary bedroom on the second floor.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There is an adjoining bathroom.

One of the seven bathrooms in the house.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There is even a bidet.

The toilet room in one of the home's seven bathrooms.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The exercise room on the second floor looks straight out of Equinox.

The health room.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

There is also a gun room.

There is a room dedicated to storing guns.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

Down two flights from the top floor, is a basement, with four bedroom suites and a second living room. Without massive windows, it has a much cozier feel.

The basement living room.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

The basement still features a good amount of natural light. Each bedroom on this floor has its own bathroom.

One of the bedrooms on the basement level.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

With art, massive windows, and architectural features that match the exterior, those inside the lodge won't forget where they are.

A room in the lodge.Stacy Townsend with Townsend Collective

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You can live like the Duttons from 'Yellowstone' on this ranch near Bozeman on sale for $40 million &mdash; see inside

Grey Cliffs Ranch, a 6,220-acre property located in Three Forks, Montana, looks like it's straight out of the TV show "Yellowstone." It's on the market for $39.5 million.

It's located 30 miles northwest of Bozeman, Montana — the Rocky Mountain ski town that out-of-staters flocked to during the pandemic.

The property was a cattle ranch until it was bought in 2003. Now it's filled with trees and grass.

There are also two fishing ponds, 1,000 acres of grounds for livestock, a shooting range, and a riding range.

There is a tack room, an indoor riding arena, and two houses for ranch hands nearby the riding range, according to a map of the property.

The main house on the property, built in 2004, is 7,980 square feet. For years, it has been used as a bed and breakfast, but is being sold as a single-family lodge.

The details of the interior echo the land the property sits on. There is wood that matches the color of the trees and stone tiling that blends in with the color of the plains.

Upon entering the house, there is a massive living room on the first floor. It features mounted heads of various woodland animals, and a stacked-rock gas fireplace.

When you walk in the house, there are floor-to-ceiling living room windows and a dining area to the right, with enough room for leather chairs and a dark wood table.

A large chef's kitchen is connected to the dining room. It features art inspired by the region, and there is a breakfast bar.

The kitchen has custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry.

The dining room and kitchen area leads to a bar with stone-tiled floors, and mounted rifles.

If you prefer somewhere quiet, there is a sun room next to the bar, with room for wicker chairs to enjoy the views.

There are two bedrooms on the first floor.

The second level is at the top of these stairs.

One of the bedrooms is on this floor. It features a mounted deer head, fireplace, and wood accents.

There is an adjoining bathroom.

There is even a bidet.

The exercise room on the second floor looks straight out of Equinox.

There is also a gun room.

Down two flights from the top floor, is a basement, with four bedroom suites and a second living room. Without massive windows, it has a much cozier feel.

The basement still features a good amount of natural light. Each bedroom on this floor has its own bathroom.

With art, massive windows, and architectural features that match the exterior, those inside the lodge won't forget where they are.

You can live like the Duttons from 'Yellowstone' on this ranch near Bozeman on sale for $40 million — see inside