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Dennis Quaid seems to be on a mission to downsize his real estate portfolio. Already in the process of selling his Pacific Palisades equestrian estate, the film star has now listed his Paradise Valley ranch to the tune of $14 million.

And it's a "Big Sky Country" beauty. The 418-acre spread, located in Emigrant, Mont., spans two miles of river that's great for fishing, while the sprawling pastures of the property (along with acreage of adjoining Gallatin National Forest) provide ample space for horseback riding. The ranch boasts a 5,315-square-foot main house, four guesthouses and a ranch manager's house, in addition to its equestrian facilities.

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It has rich history too. According to Realtor.com, it contains historic gold mines and parcels of land that Quaid bought from Warren Oates and Sam Peckinpah.

Vivian Bridaham has the listing.

Click on the images below to see some other jaw-dropping ranches that AOL Real Estate has profiled, including the two most expensive spreads on the market (we're talking $100 million plus):



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Austin Real Estate article courtesy of Teke Wiggin who writes for AOL Real Estate - Blog. You can find the original post at AOL Real Estate - Blog.

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