You’re thinking about building your dream home, but now you need to find that perfect piece of land. I compiled a list of available pieces of land that have the best price per acre in the Valley! If you are interested in any of these properties, please call us at 406-587-7653 or email us at rebekah@cbrci.com and we will get you connected with an agent!
10. $1,300,000 - 160 ACRES - $8,125/ACRE
This million dollar parcel has a little bit of everything! It is 16 miles from both Bozeman and Livingston and is the perfect combination of agricultural land and sportsman's retreat. Watching the sun rise over the mountain peak to the east will lift your spirits every morning!
9. $169,000 - 20.94 ACRES - $8,069.52/ACRE
This piece of property just arrived on the market a month ago! It is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast with many hiking and biking trails in the Bridgers and Bangtails. It is also very close to Bridger Bowl and Bowhart Ranch! The perfect year-round, active-person oasis!
8. $205,000 - 25.45 ACRES - $8,054.69/ACRE
PRICE REDUCTION! This acreage was originally listed at $265,000 and is down $60,000! It is just 5 minutes from Bridger Bowl and 20 minutes from Bozeman. The 25 acres has great building potential and could possibly be divided into 2 parcels! Enjoy the timber, wildlife, flowers, and southern exposure from your bedroom window!
7. $1,495,000 - 192.85 ACRES - $7,752.26/ACRE
This property would make the ideal ranch with plenty of acreage and it is already fully-fenced! This land overlooks Jackson Creek and is right next to Green Mountain. Submittals have been completed to split the property into 3 separate lots as well. The stunning views and rolling hills are sure to not disappoint!
6. $2,845,920 - 392 ACRES - $7,260/ACRE
Okay this property isn’t actually in Bozeman, but Belgrade is close enough, and with views like this it is definitely worth it! This plot has great farming potential with rich soil as it is currently planted and grazed annually. The ponds and creek allow for a great bird habitat as well as other wildlife and it's just a short trip to the Gallatin River!
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