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$200,000

Discover the perfect blend of country living and convenience with this approximately 20-acre parcel located just a couple of miles outside of Fairfield, Montana. Situated just off Highway 89, this property offers easy year-round access with little to no gravel road travel. Whether you're ready to build your dream home with stunning views of the Rocky Mountain Front or you're looking for productive acreage for horses or livestock, this property offers endless possibilities. The parcel also conveys with Greenfield Irrigation water rights, adding valuable agricultural potential. Fairfield proudly calls itself the "Malting Barley Capital of the World," known for its thriving agricultural community and abundant annual barley production. Conveniently located between Great Falls and Choteau, the area offers the best of small-town Montana living while remaining within easy reach of larger amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being just 5 miles from Freezeout Lake, a renowned bird migration destination that attracts wildlife lovers from around the world. Don't miss this opportunity to own a beautiful piece of Montana with exceptional views, irrigation water rights, and a location that's hard to beat.

30073994 MLS

Discover the perfect blend of country living and convenience with this approximately 20-acre parcel located just a couple of miles outside of Fairfield, Montana. Situated just off Highway 89, this property offers easy year-round access with little to no gravel road travel. Whether you're ready to build your dream home with stunning views of the Rocky Mountain Front or you're looking for productive acreage for horses or livestock, this property offers endless possibilities. The parcel also conveys with Greenfield Irrigation water rights, adding valuable agricultural potential. Fairfield proudly calls itself the "Malting Barley Capital of the World," known for its thriving agricultural community and abundant annual barley production. Conveniently located between Great Falls and Choteau, the area offers the best of small-town Montana living while remaining within easy reach of larger amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being just 5 miles from Freezeout Lake, a renowned bird migration destination that attracts wildlife lovers from around the world. Don't miss this opportunity to own a beautiful piece of Montana with exceptional views, irrigation water rights, and a location that's hard to beat.

TBD 2nd Road NW, Fairfield

$114,000

With panoramic views stretching from the Rocky Mountain Front to Square Butte and the Sun River Valley, this stunning 3+ acre parcel offers an opportunity to create the Montana lifestyle you've been dreaming of. Enjoy the serenity of wide-open spaces and spectacular sunrises and sunsets, all while being about 5 minutes from the conveniences of Fairfield. This horse-friendly property combines the tranquility of country living with the ease of nearby amenities including a highly regarded school district and even a local golf course. Electricity is already run to the edge of the property, and a well-maintained gravel road ensures convenient access to your future homesite.

30072507 MLS

With panoramic views stretching from the Rocky Mountain Front to Square Butte and the Sun River Valley, this stunning 3+ acre parcel offers an opportunity to create the Montana lifestyle you've been dreaming of. Enjoy the serenity of wide-open spaces and spectacular sunrises and sunsets, all while being about 5 minutes from the conveniences of Fairfield. This horse-friendly property combines the tranquility of country living with the ease of nearby amenities including a highly regarded school district and even a local golf course. Electricity is already run to the edge of the property, and a well-maintained gravel road ensures convenient access to your future homesite.

23 Country Squires Lane, Fairfield

$175,000

If location, location, location matters, you will not want to miss the opportunity to invest in this high profile building on the main street of rural Fairfield, Montana. It is currently being utilized as the headquarters for the local paper. Find a main reception area with good-looking metal wainscoting and a wall of built-in shelves, two offices, storage, a big flex room, a FULL bathroom with shower and tub and an oversized garage. Roof and some siding is metal. The floors are sturdy carpet and concrete. Fairfield is an incorporated city and this is in Zone 6. Many neighboring towns won't allow commercial properties to be used as residential, but Fairfield does, so take advantage of that and can convert to a home, or envision a mixed use scenario of business AND home or retain as business-only. With little lodging in town, consider a nightly rental. Built in 1964, the building is 2300'. The garage faces owned parking against an alley.

30070636 MLS ⋅ Fairfield Sun Times BLDG.

If location, location, location matters, you will not want to miss the opportunity to invest in this high profile building on the main street of rural Fairfield, Montana. It is currently being utilized as the headquarters for the local paper. Find a main reception area with good-looking metal wainscoting and a wall of built-in shelves, two offices, storage, a big flex room, a FULL bathroom with shower and tub and an oversized garage. Roof and some siding is metal. The floors are sturdy carpet and concrete. Fairfield is an incorporated city and this is in Zone 6. Many neighboring towns won't allow commercial properties to be used as residential, but Fairfield does, so take advantage of that and can convert to a home, or envision a mixed use scenario of business AND home or retain as business-only. With little lodging in town, consider a nightly rental. Built in 1964, the building is 2300'. The garage faces owned parking against an alley.

409 Central Avenue, Fairfield

$190,000

Have you ever dreamed of owning and publishing a small-town newspaper while also investing in a highly visible Main Street property in rural Montana? This is a rare opportunity to purchase The Times Leader along with the building that serves as its headquarters in the heart of Fairfield, Montana. What is now The Times Leader has evolved from The Fairfield Sun Times, The Sun Valley Sun and the Fairfield Times, originally established in 1916. Small towns remain incredibly loyal to their local newspapers, and this publication enjoys strong community support throughout the region. Since taking over in 2007, the seller has grown the paper to approximately 430 subscribers with distribution reaching Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Sun River, Simms, Vaughn and Great Falls. Advertising revenue has historically been strong, at times reaching as much as 80 percent of the paper’s income. In addition to the regular publication, the business produces specialty editions and programs for local events including the Augusta Rodeo, graduations and swim day, along with printing services such as NCR forms, custom envelopes and carbon forms. Additional revenue is generated through an association with newspaper website, which catalogs newspapers. The sale includes office furniture, shelving, equipment and supplies necessary to continue operations, including a Risograph G3750, Martin Yale paper folder, paper drill, bindery stapler, padding machine, paper cutter, plastic binder, microfilm reader and bound historic editions of the Fairfield Sun Times, Sun Valley Sun and Wheat Center Newspaper. The building itself offers a prime Main Street location and was built in 1964. Inside the approximately 2,300-square-foot building, you’ll find a reception area with metal wainscoting and built-in shelving, two offices, storage space, a large flex room, a full bathroom with tub and shower. and an oversized garage with access to owned alley parking. Flooring is sturdy carpet and concrete, and portions of the roof and siding are metal. Fairfield is an incorporated city and this property is located in Zone 6. Unlike many neighboring communities, Fairfield allows commercial properties to be converted to residential use, opening the door to mixed-use possibilities, residential conversion, business-only use or even a nightly rental opportunity in a town with limited lodging options.

30070712 MLS ⋅ Fairfield Sun Times BLDG.

Have you ever dreamed of owning and publishing a small-town newspaper while also investing in a highly visible Main Street property in rural Montana? This is a rare opportunity to purchase The Times Leader along with the building that serves as its headquarters in the heart of Fairfield, Montana. What is now The Times Leader has evolved from The Fairfield Sun Times, The Sun Valley Sun and the Fairfield Times, originally established in 1916. Small towns remain incredibly loyal to their local newspapers, and this publication enjoys strong community support throughout the region. Since taking over in 2007, the seller has grown the paper to approximately 430 subscribers with distribution reaching Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Sun River, Simms, Vaughn and Great Falls. Advertising revenue has historically been strong, at times reaching as much as 80 percent of the paper’s income. In addition to the regular publication, the business produces specialty editions and programs for local events including the Augusta Rodeo, graduations and swim day, along with printing services such as NCR forms, custom envelopes and carbon forms. Additional revenue is generated through an association with newspaper website, which catalogs newspapers. The sale includes office furniture, shelving, equipment and supplies necessary to continue operations, including a Risograph G3750, Martin Yale paper folder, paper drill, bindery stapler, padding machine, paper cutter, plastic binder, microfilm reader and bound historic editions of the Fairfield Sun Times, Sun Valley Sun and Wheat Center Newspaper. The building itself offers a prime Main Street location and was built in 1964. Inside the approximately 2,300-square-foot building, you’ll find a reception area with metal wainscoting and built-in shelving, two offices, storage space, a large flex room, a full bathroom with tub and shower. and an oversized garage with access to owned alley parking. Flooring is sturdy carpet and concrete, and portions of the roof and siding are metal. Fairfield is an incorporated city and this property is located in Zone 6. Unlike many neighboring communities, Fairfield allows commercial properties to be converted to residential use, opening the door to mixed-use possibilities, residential conversion, business-only use or even a nightly rental opportunity in a town with limited lodging options.

409 Central Avenue, Fairfield

$30,000

Have you ever dreamed of owning and publishing a newspaper? This is it. Add to the dream, the opportunity to connect to a small Montana town steeped in history. What is now The Times Leader has evolved from The Fairfield Sun Times, The Sun Valley Sun and Fairfield Times; which was established in 1916. Small towns are still overwhelmingly loyal to their local newspapers, gaining strong support from the community. The paper percentage of advertising has gone as high as 80 percent for The Times Leader. The seller took the reins in 2007 and he has grown the paper with about 430 subscribers and distribution in Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Sun River, Simms, Vaughn and Great Falls. The paper also publishes special editions, like the program/book for the Augusta Rodeo and for graduation, swim day and the paper has rights for several local books, which would pass to a new buyer. The paper prints specialty items like NCR forms, custom envelopes and carbon forms. Additional income is also generated from an association with newspapers website, which catalogs newspapers. The sale includes personal property: office furniture, a microfilm reader, shelving, a Martin Yale paper folder, a Risograph G3750 with ink and paper, a Pioneer paper drill, a bindery stapler, padding machine, paper cutter, a Fellowes PB 400 plastic binder and bound books with historic, original, old Fairfield Sun Times, Sun Valley Sun and Wheat Center Newspaper. Seller will work with a buyer to make the transition. Also, see a package listing with the newspaper and the real estate.

30070715 MLS

Have you ever dreamed of owning and publishing a newspaper? This is it. Add to the dream, the opportunity to connect to a small Montana town steeped in history. What is now The Times Leader has evolved from The Fairfield Sun Times, The Sun Valley Sun and Fairfield Times; which was established in 1916. Small towns are still overwhelmingly loyal to their local newspapers, gaining strong support from the community. The paper percentage of advertising has gone as high as 80 percent for The Times Leader. The seller took the reins in 2007 and he has grown the paper with about 430 subscribers and distribution in Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Sun River, Simms, Vaughn and Great Falls. The paper also publishes special editions, like the program/book for the Augusta Rodeo and for graduation, swim day and the paper has rights for several local books, which would pass to a new buyer. The paper prints specialty items like NCR forms, custom envelopes and carbon forms. Additional income is also generated from an association with newspapers website, which catalogs newspapers. The sale includes personal property: office furniture, a microfilm reader, shelving, a Martin Yale paper folder, a Risograph G3750 with ink and paper, a Pioneer paper drill, a bindery stapler, padding machine, paper cutter, a Fellowes PB 400 plastic binder and bound books with historic, original, old Fairfield Sun Times, Sun Valley Sun and Wheat Center Newspaper. Seller will work with a buyer to make the transition. Also, see a package listing with the newspaper and the real estate.

409 Central Avenue, Fairfield

$140,000

30065481 MLS

70 Country Squires Lane, Fairfield