Dillon, MT Townhome for Sale

Named after the Union Pacific Railroad president, Dillon first appeared on the map in 1800. Originally a gold mining town, the Beaverhead County community became a hub for cattle and sheep ranching, a lifestyle that still exists today. “We are a pretty small ranching community,” says Bailey Escott, Realtor with Beaverhead Home and Ranch and resident. "There's a lot of agriculture and cows here. It has a bit of a cowboy culture, and everyone is nice and accommodating. Outdoor recreation also defines life here, from horseback riding to fishing, and a quaint downtown district connects residents to local shops and restaurants. Housing options primarily consist of single-family homes. Early 1900s Victorians, bungalows and cottages line residential streets in the heart of town and mid-to-late 20th-century ranch styles fill the rest of the community. Sidewalks run throughout, and many locals park along the street, as not every property has a driveway. Backyards are typically fenced in, and most feature a detached garage for additional storage. The median sales price for a single-family home is around $400,000. Several townhouses are also available across the community with a median sales