montana: Bozeman Home of the Month - April 2017
- 04/24/17 10:53 AM
This month’s featured home is a modern home with stunning views of the Bridgers that are sure to make any family swoon! This brand-new home is complete and ready for move-in and we are simply in love with the attention to detail Rasmussen Construction put in. This home sits in the Legends at Bridger Creek which has a country feel, but is just minutes from downtown Bozeman, making it a very desirable location. As you enter this home you are greeted with Anderson wood windows and doors and stunning, solid hardwood oak floors that beautifully make their way throughout the living areas. The (3 comments)
montana: YOUR 2017 BOZEMAN SUMMER RACING SCHEDULE
- 04/18/17 01:34 PM
You don’t have to go far to experience great races this summer! Here are Bozeman races (and some others I thought worth mentioning) that look fun and support great causes! APRIL 22ND – BACK FROM BRIDGER This race has many different distances ranging from 3 miles to 17.5. The run starts at the Bridger Bowl and sign up starts at 8:30. Water will be provided at the finish of each distance, but you will need to find your own transportation back to the start. If you don't want to race, consider volunteering! APRIL 29TH – THE STRUGGLE BUS RUN Not only does this race have (0 comments)
montana: 14 Landscaping Plants that are Perfect for Bozeman's Climate
- 03/20/17 07:57 AM
You’ve bought the house, you’ve decorated it with all your favorite décor, and now you are looking to beautify the outside. Here is a list of 14 native- Montanan plants that will grow well and look beautiful landscaped across your yard! FLOWERSBozeman tends to have dry soil moisture, so your best bet is looking for plants that thrive in that environment. These wildflowers are easy to grow and will look stunning in your garden! Click here to read about grasses, shrubs, and trees that will grow well in your Bozeman yard!
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montana: 5 Log Homes We Love
- 02/13/17 02:27 PM
Log homes will always be associated with hot chocolate, rustic scenery, and fuzzy slippers. These characteristics bring out the warm, cozy side of all of us and we can’t help but fall in love with it! Here are our top 5 picks of best log homes on the Montana Market! 1. CHARMING BELGRADE ABODE Property listed by and photo courtesy of Remax Realty Group (Tamara Williams). View the listing here. This home sits on 20 acres of beautiful land surrounded by stunning mountain views. We are simply in love with the rustic fir breakfast bar, knotty log railings, and large tile shower! 2. GALLATIN RIVER RETREAT Property (1 comments)
montana: BOZEMAN HOME OF THE MONTH
- 01/31/17 09:40 AM
What do you get when you combine Pinterest and Bozeman? The most adorable house on the market! This home perfectly combines charming, elegant, rustic, and creative upgrades into a stunning design in which we have simply fallen in love! Our choice for Bozeman home of the month is located in the Legends at Bridger Creek Subdivision within walking distance to the Bridger Creek Golf Course. This ideal location is close enough to everything in Bozeman, while being far enough out that you get unobstructed mountain views every day! One of the many great features of this home is the glass overhead door, which connects the living room (1 comments)
montana: 5 Montana Homes to Cozy Up In This Winter
- 01/27/17 11:24 AM
As the length of day continues to feel too short and the snow continues to feel too deep and cold, we are left with the deep desire to cozy up in a soft blanket by the fire place with an intriguing novel in hand. We have found just the perfect homes in which you can nestle with warmth and comfort; take a look! Property listed by and photo courtesy of Coldwell Banker RCI Realty (Jim Applebee). 1. Welcome to the quintessential Montana home. From the animal heads to the wooden beams, this home exudes the feel of living in a luxurious log cabin (4 comments)
montana: Top 10 Reasons You Should Move to Montana
- 12/12/16 02:45 PM
#1. THE OUTDOORSIt’s obvious why the outdoors are the #1 reason to move to Montana. Because, well, Montana has it all. World-class fishing, skiing, endless backcountry to explore, hunting, ice climbing, rafting, mountain biking, kayaking…the list goes on, and on, and on. Here in Montana, there is no need for a long roadtrip or a several hundred-mile drive to get to the mountains or the rivers. Nope, for most Montanans, all this is right out the back door. #2. THE BIG SKYIf you’ve been lucky enough look up at a Montana night sky, you will know exactly what we are talking about. (1 comments)
montana: Bozeman Real Estate Market Report - November, 2016
- 12/02/16 10:19 AM
There were 88 homes listed for sale in the Bozeman area during the month of November. The highest priced single family home listed was $2,400,000 and the lowest was $199,000. The number of homes sold decreased 6% from the previous month with a total of 104 homes sold in November. 69% of the homes sold in Bozeman were single family homes, 25% were condos and 6% were townhomes. The average sale price of a home (including single family, condos and townhomes) increased 3% to $400,002. CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING (0 comments)
montana: The Cost of Living in Bozeman, Montana
- 09/13/16 02:44 AM
A steady increase in home prices has triggered much concern over the rising cost of living in Bozeman, Montana. As Bozeman continues to receive national attention for its quality of life, the number of new residents moving to the area have made Gallatin County one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. As a result of this increase high demand and short supply are driving home prices in Bozeman to record highs. Over the last five years, the average sold price of a single family home in Bozeman has increased 45% - going from $313,504 in 2011 to $453,713 in (0 comments)
montana: Bozeman Real Estate Market Report - August, 2016
- 09/01/16 06:06 AM
There were 133 homes listed for sale in the Bozeman area during the month of August. The highest priced single family home listed was $3,795,000 and the lowest was $239,900. The number of homes sold increased 1% from the previous month with a total of 146 homes sold during the month of August. 67% of the homes sold in Bozeman were single family homes, 26% were condos and 7% were townhomes. The average sale price of a home (including single family, condos and townhomes) decreased 5% to $319,032. CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING
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montana: 10 Things for College Students to Do in Bozeman
- 08/22/16 09:14 AM
Going to college at Montana State University? Lucky you! Bozeman is a pretty sweet place to live, especially if you love the outdoors. Here are our top 10 things for college students to do in Bozeman: 1. START FOLFINGHave a couple hours in between classes? Check out the Folf field at Rose Park off of Oak Street. This is the only official Frisbee golf course in Bozeman and it is maintained by volunteers which means you play for free! There are also folf courses at Bohart Ranch,Battle Ridge and Bighorn Ridge. 2. GET COMPETITIVEThere are all sorts of team or individual intermural competitions on campus throughout the year. (1 comments)
montana: 5 Real Estate Trends You Need to Know - Bozeman, Montana
- 07/25/16 06:54 AM
1. EXPECT A FAST MOVING MARKETThe average home in Bozeman spend less than 2 months on the market – homes under $350,000 move even faster. With Bozeman’s population growth reaching a staggering 4.2 percent, affordable homes are in high demand and builders are struggling to keep up. It certainly is a sellers’ market in Bozeman and buyers in the under $350,000 price range can expect plenty of competition. If you are buying a home in Bozeman you should be prepared to move quickly. 2. WANT TO BUILD A TINY HOME IN BOZEMAN? NOT SO FAST.The TV show "Tiny House Living" has created (0 comments)
montana: Bozeman Real Estate Growth Over the Last 8 Years
- 07/21/16 12:58 AM
It wasn’t long ago that Bozeman was a sleepy little mountain town. Where the exit of the college students each summer left Bozeman with a certain sense of quiet & calm that has now been replaced by a steady flow of tourism, culture and activity. 8 years ago the average price of a home in Bozeman was well under $300,000 and bidding wars were certainly few and far between. Lot sizes were bigger and established homes were much more affordable. 8 years ago the number of homes listed for sale in Bozeman was nearly 87% lower than it is today. Since then, (0 comments)
montana: Bozeman Real Estate Market Report - June, 2016
- 07/05/16 08:53 AM
There were 215 homes listed for sale in the Bozeman area during the month of June. The highest priced single family home listed was $2,399,000 and the lowest was $265,000.
The number of homes sold reached the highest point of the year in June with a total of 144 homes sold. 67% of the homes sold in Bozeman were single family homes, 25% were condos and 8% were townhomes. The average sale price of a home (including single family, condos and townhomes) increased to $343,423 – a 7% increase from the previous month and the highest average sold price of the year (0 comments)
montana: Best Places to Eat in Bozeman, Montana
- 06/28/16 01:45 AM
We have so many amazing restaurants in Bozeman the only problem is trying to decide where to go! Of course you could simply click here or here for our Bozeman Favorites lists. Or, keep reading to find more of the best places to eat in Bozeman... BREAKFASTNOVA CAFE For a unique breakfast with a local focus, head to Nova. From Nutella pancakes to the Tom Avo benedict everything on their menu is made with fresh, local ingredients and delicious. The only problem is if you head there on a weekend you will have to wait for a table. Trust us, it is worth the wait. Grab a coffee (0 comments)
montana: Montana's Busiest Airport - A guide to the Bozeman Airport
- 06/16/16 03:41 AM
It’s no secret that Bozeman has become a top destination for many. There’s something about the soaring mountains, crystal blue lakes, pristine rivers and National Parks that seems to draw people in from every corner of the world. A record number of tourists visited Montana in 2015 – and there is no sign of a slowdown in 2016. Click here for more on Tourism in Bozeman.
Bozeman, Montana has long been known as a gateway town to Yellowstone National Park, but in the last decade or so, Bozeman has begun to stand on its own as a tourist destination. Just this month, the Bozeman (2 comments)
montana: Bozeman Real Estate Market Report - May, 2016
- 06/03/16 07:53 AM
There were 195 homes listed for sale in the Bozeman area during the month of May. The highest priced single family home listed was $2,795,000 and the lowest priced single family home was $267,000. The number of homes sold reached the highest point of the year in May with a total of 144 homes sold. 68% of the homes sold in Bozeman were single family homes, 27% were condos and 5% were townhomes.
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montana: Buying a Home in Bozeman, Montana? What's on your wish list?
- 05/31/16 03:07 AM
Being in the real estate world we hear a lot of different things that people want in a home. Some are basic...we need three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Some are a little out there and, some are downright crazy...I want a mountain view home with acreage but still be able to walk downtown. Through everything we hear, a few things come up more often than others. Here is what's on most peoples wish list when looking for a new home in Bozeman.
1. A LARGE LOTMost people move to Montana to get a little space. Some breathing room and an outdoor area to (0 comments)
montana: Gardening in Bozeman, Montana
- 05/12/16 02:27 AM
6 Things You Should Know About Starting Your Own Garden in Bozeman, Montana Are you looking to start a garden in Bozeman? Here in Montana we have a relatively short growing season, but with a little planning and a lot of weeding, you can easily grow a successful crop! If you don’t have the option or the space to garden on your own property, there are several options for community gardens and CSA’s to get you in the dirt.
1. COMMUNITY GARDENSCommunity gardens are a great way to take advantage of the growing season even if you don’t have outdoor space at home! (0 comments)
montana: What Makes Bozeman the Safest City in Montana?
- 05/03/16 07:47 AM
Bozeman, Montana is the kind of place where people still feel comfortable leaving their front doors unlocked and keys in the car (although, we don’t necessarily recommend it.)
With only 32.7 crimes per 1,000 people in 2014, the Bozeman Police Department attributes much of Bozeman’s safety to economic stability along with community group and resident efforts.
While Bozeman has certainly been shaken by isolated acts of violence in the past, the reality is that crimes in Bozeman are few and far between. In Bozeman you don’t have to worry about going into the “wrong area” of town, walking at night or going for a pre-dawn (0 comments)