Two parcels. Five and a half acres each. Together they give you eleven acres of open Montana ground and a blank page to write on. This is raw land in the best sense. No floor plan to work around, no previous owner's decisions to undo. Bring the horses. Fence the pasture. Build the barn you have been pricing out for two years and put the house exactly where the view is best. An undeveloped road runs through both parcels, so you already have a path in, and an electric box sits nearby to make hookup that much simpler. Lower Lost Prairie Skydiving is just down the way. Some afternoons you will glance up from your work and catch canopies floating down over the valley. Take them together for the full eleven, or start with one and grow into the other. Picture a July evening years from now, dinner on a porch you built, horses grazing out past the fence line, and nothing on the calendar but watching the light stretch long across your own piece of Montana.