Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) is selling his Montana mansion on Flathead Lake for $10.25 million.
According to the listing agent Connery & Co., the property has 7 acres with 2,400 feet of protected shoreline. It’s also comprised of the holy trinity for hosting — a main house, a guest house and a guest cabin.
The Sheehys bought the property called Bird Point in 2022. Bryce Connery, the listing agent, told the Wall Street Journal that the Sheehys originally intended to use the house for family reunions, as a retreat for wounded veterans and children with special needs.
Sheehy attended the U.S. Naval Academy in 2008. There, he met his wife Carmen, who served as a U.S. Marine Corps Officer. He was then deployed as a Navy SEAL in Iran, Afghanistan, South America and the Pacific region. He was honorably discharged in 2019.
During and after his time in the army, he also ventured into business. In 2014, Sheehy founded Bridger Aerospace which now has become a multi-million-dollar company, a major employer in Montana and is one of the few publicly traded companies in the state. He also founded a sister company Ascent Vision Technologies, which was sold to CACI for $350 million in 2020.
He also owns a working cattle ranch and cattle feeder company, called Cattle Belt Cattle Company and Yellowstone Cattle Feeders. He is also a firefighter pilot and helped combat wildfires in the West.
Tim was elected as Senator in November 2024, defeating incumbent Sen. Jon Tester, flipping the state from liberal to conservative. He was endorsed by then-candidate President Trump.
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