
Sage Flats ranches and land for sale. The wide end of the valley.
Where the valley goes flat. Parcels start at 20 acres.
Sage Flats is the bottom of the valley, where the hills step back and the ground goes level. Parcels start at 20 acres and run to full sections.
Most are fenced, many are hayed, and a few still carry creek water rights from the early 1900s. The Stillhorn Range sits 11 miles to the west, so each clear morning the whole of it lights up before the sun reaches your porch. Homes are on wells, power follows the county roads, and the nearest gas pump is 14 minutes away in Old Town. Wind is a fact out here. Lone Poplar Road drifts shut a few times each winter, and the county opens it by 9.
Ground facts
| Elevation | 4,880 ft |
|---|---|
| To the lift | 34 minutes |
| Typical lot | 20 to 640 acres |
| Snow | 41 inches a season, and wind |
| Water | Private wells. Creek and ditch rights on some parcels |
What a year looks like here
Winter
Cold, clear and windy. January lows sit near zero, with the range white down to its base.
Spring
Calving on the working places in March. The ditches run by the first week of May.
Summer
First cutting of hay in late June. A second in August, if the water holds.
Fall
Elk come down onto the benches in October. Fence work gets done before the ground freezes.
For sale in Sage Flats
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Your agent in Sage Flats
Teodor Wahl, Broker, Sage Flats lead
Teodor Wahl managed a working ranch in Sage Flats for 8 years before he started selling land. He reads the water right before he reads the floor plan.
Land out here is priced by the water as much as by the acre. Start with the water.
Teodor shows land from a pickup. Plan on half a day and bring boots.
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