About 600 Blue Ribbon Lane
Set in the heart of Southwest Montana’s breathtaking Beaverhead Valley, the Oliver Performance Horse Facility represents a rare opportunity to own a premier, turnkey equestrian estate where thoughtful design meets uncompromising quality. Encompassing 36± acres, this meticulously curated property has been developed with the serious horseman in mind. Two exceptionally well-designed barns, a spacious indoor arena, and expansive pens and paddocks with shelters and heated waterers provide seamless year-round functionality. Every structure and improvement reflects careful planning, durability, and pride of ownership. Elevated atop a scenic ridge, the estate captures commanding panoramic views of the Beaverhead Valley and surrounding mountain ranges, an inspiring backdrop that offers both privacy and tranquility. The charming, well-appointed farmhouse serves as a refined yet comfortable retreat, blending authentic Montana character with understated elegance. Located just minutes from the vibrant community of Dillon, the property lies within a newly established subdivision featuring county-standard road infrastructure for dependable, year-round access. A recent boundary line adjustment expanded the estate to its current 36± acres. Two high-producing wells support the property’s residential and agricultural needs: a newer 500± foot well producing approximately 15 gallons per minute, and an original 320± foot well producing approximately 10 gallons per minute, ensuring reliable and abundant water resources. The area is home to renowned blue-ribbon trout streams, hundreds of miles of snowmobile and cross-country ski trails, and scenic trailheads leading to pristine mountain lakes. Agriculture remains a cornerstone of the local economy, with hay, horse, and cattle production playing significant roles, complemented by continued growth in tourism and outdoor recreation. Oliver Performance Horse Facility is more than a property; it is a legacy-caliber equestrian offering in one of Montana’s most picturesque valleys.
