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1 WMartinsdale, Mont. Daisy Dean Creek Ranch includes
more than 1,600 acres of rolling grassland, creek bottom,
timber stands, and irrigated hay. The four-bedroom main
house features a wood-burning rock fireplace, vaulted
ceilings, wooden trim, a large deck, and sweeping views
of the Little Belt Mountains. The property can sustain
a small cattle operation and borders the 1 million–
acre Lewis and Clark National Forest. $2,900,000.
Jack McInerney, Live Water Properties, (406) 220-16963 XBozeman, Mont. The Rising Sun Retreat is a
40-acre horse estate 10 minutes from downtown
Bozeman and the Bridger Bowl Ski Area. The
1996 three-bedroom main house features cherry-
wood floors, river-rock fireplaces, three decks, a
wine cellar, and mountain views. The property
includes a one-bedroom guest apartment, two
horse pastures, a horse barn, a four-horse loafing
shed, and heated waterers. $3,000,000. David
M. Johnson, Hall and Hall, (406) 586-4213
2 WEdgewater, Md. This five-
bedroom Georgian Colonial–
style house anchors Dove Hill,
a 134-acre equestrian farm in
the woodlands of Anne Arundel
County. The 1999 home is faced
with antique brick and includes
a recreation room with pool and
multiple spaces for entertain-
ing. Outside are stables, barns,
a dressage ring, a caretaker’s
house, gardens, a cross-country
trail, and abundant wildlife.
$3,500,000. Jeannine Wayson,
Coldwell Banker, (410) 562-3178This week: Homes for the horse-crazy