Spacious Vacation Home with Madison River Frontage near Yellowstone in Ennis, Montana

This lovely home has bedrooms and bathrooms on 3 floors, providing plenty of privacy, while under the same roof. Kick back and enjoy Madison River frontage from the wrap-around deck with the stunning Madison Range in the background. Invite your friends! This property is perfect for a family reunion or a large group wanting to vacation together.



This home is very kid-friendly and ready for fun, with a foosball table and much more! There are multiple outdoor activities in the immediate area, including Yellowstone National Park, Hebgen Lake, Quake, and Henry's Lake. For the wildlife or bird enthusiast, check out Red Rock Lake wildlife refuge, only 30 minutes away. If hiking is your passion, there are numerous trails and lakes in the nearby Madison Range and Wilderness Area.



My family and I built this home ourselves with the help of friends and neighbors. Our children and grandchildren love coming to Montana and doing Montana things like floating the river, fishing, hiking, and conversing around the fire pit after a long day of fun! We love gathering from near and far to spend time together at the home we built with our own hands.

Our home is nice and big with lots of beds. It's located right above the Madison, and in the heart of Big Sky Country! The sunsets, the lightning storms, the antelope in our front yard, the river in our backyard, and nearby lakes all make our time in Montana special, year after year.



The Madison River in southwest Montana is possibly the most famous river in the state, known for its spectacular scenery and exceptional fishing. Both wild rainbow and large brown trout can be caught year-round on the 180-mile-long river. The Madison begins its descent in the western region of Yellowstone National Park, at the confluence of the Firehole and Gibbon Rivers, and makes its way north through the Madison River Valley before reaching and joining up with the Jefferson and Gallatin Rivers to become the mighty Missouri River. From the 50-mile riffle in the Upper Madison down to the more tranquil flow in the river’s lower reaches, anglers can find numerous places to enjoy casting their fly.