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  Willow Creek

  Willow Creek, a small rural town 40 miles from Bozeman, reflects an agricultural way of life in Montana. The community began as a ranching and farming hub and is still surrounded by grain farms and ranches today. Driving down tree-lined Main Street, there’s an even split of Ford F150s and horse trailers along the road. Up and down the unpaved side

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    $670K

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    $318K - $2.5M

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  Evaro

  Located along U.S. Route 93 between the Rattlesnake Mountains and the Reservation Divide, Evaro is a small community offering seclusion and wilderness access. “It’s a blink of a place. If you blink, you’ll miss it,” says Brittni Hertz, a sales associate with the Hertz Team at ERA Lambros who has sold homes in the area. “Evaro is really where

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    $647K

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    $540K - $1.3M

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  Clancy

  Clancy is a small rural town about 10 miles from Helena where everybody knows everybody. “I started walking to the center of town [from my house] and it took me a half hour to walk there because I know everybody and kept running into people,” says Laurie Koutnik a Broker/owner with Capital City Realty and Clancy resident. Surrounded by mountain

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    $646K

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    $562K - $4.6M

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  Valley Unit

  With a collection of well-kept homes and highly rated schools, Valley Unit is a comfortable suburban neighborhood set in western Bozeman. Access to the city’s commercial districts and major roads add convenient perks to this predominantly residential neighborhood. "The schools are right there and it has a suburban feel to it," says Jessy

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    $633K

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    $473K - $924K

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  Captain John Mullan

  On the western edge of Missoula, Captain John Mullan—known simply as Mullan to locals—boasts a mix of city conveniences and Montana country living. “Mullan has a variety of positive criteria when searching for a home. Let’s start with the fact that you are a five-minute drive from town,” says Brittni Hertz, a sales associate with the Hertz Team at

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    $625K

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    $353K - $1.4M

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  Kirk Park

  Just outside downtown Bozeman, Kirk Park inhabits a small corner of Bozeman, encircling the park of the same name. With Durston Road at the north end and the busy W Main Street at the south end, this neighborhood offers unique restaurants, moderately sized houses and top-rated schools. Because it is also close to a major university and the

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    $616K

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    $466K - $1.3M

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    4 Listings

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  East Helena Valley

  East Helena Valley is mostly open fields and farmland. The gentle landscape lets residents look across the flats from one side of the area to the other. Lake Helena is a short drive away, and fishermen, hunters and birdwatchers head to the water for its rainbow trout, mourning dove and warblers. People also tend to use their land for all sorts of

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    $614K

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    $632K - $2.2M

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  South East Helena

  Located off Highway 287, South East Helena is a small community mostly made up of manufactured homes. Convenience is key in the neighborhood. It’s about 15 miles from the Missouri River, a popular boating and fishing area, and two miles from downtown Helena. Properties in South East Helena tend to be manufactured homes and sell for $50,000 to

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    $607K

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  Piltzville

  Piltzville started as a home for lumber workers in nearby Bonner. Today, it’s a neighborhood of less than 500 people that’s about 7 miles from Missoula. Backed by a forest that leads up Bonner Mountain, the neighborhood is surrounded by public land. “There’s incredible hunting and fishing around there,” says Crystal Ault, a Broker with Glacier

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    $606K

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    $524K - $845K

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  Wye

  It might sound like a question, but Wye is actually the answer to the Missoula area’s recent and continuing growth. “There’s a lot of growth initiatives for the Wye area in the coming years. That’s where Missoula is growing,” says Mike Hyde, the CEO of Hyde and Associates with Keller Williams Western Montana, who has sold several homes in Wye.

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    $605K

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    $499K - $827K

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  Lewis and Clark

  Lewis and Clark is an established Missoula neighborhood with tree-lined residential streets that reminds people of a simpler time. "It feels like one of those neighborhoods where you would just unleash your children and let them come home when the street lights come on," says Megan Robson, the supervising broker at Affari Real Estate, who has sold

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    $605K

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    $397K - $892K

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  Riverfront

  With multiple commuter trails in and around the neighborhood, Riverfront is one of the most well-connected communities in Missoula. The Milwaukee Trail, Bitterroot Trail and Kim Williams Trail offer paths in all directions, making it easy to commute to work downtown or the University of Montana campus. However, there's no reason to leave the

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    $592K

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    $397K - $1.2M

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    8 Listings

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  Rose Park

  Rose Park is known for many things—its proximity to Downtown's shopping and dining, the interesting layout of its slanted streets and its modest homes on large, tree-covered lots. However, the neighbors are what make this Missoula community feel like home. “My dog got out while I was at work. My neighbor across the street took the time to chase my

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    $583K

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    $384K - $922K

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    8 Listings

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  West Shiloh

  Located about 8 miles west of downtown Billings, West Shiloh is known for its recent growth near the Shiloh Road commercial corridor. “It’s an area that’s growing rapidly with new construction homes,” says Carly MacNaughton, a supervising broker with Century 21 Hometown Brokers who’s sold homes here for 8 years. “The home prices are probably the

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    $575K

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    $117K - $1.4M

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    99 Listings

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  Flanders Creek

  A subdivision in West Bozeman, Flanders Creek offers residents the chance to live near plenty of parks. In fact, schools and parks are two main reasons why some choose to move into the area. “You have an opportunity to get city living, along with parks and trails,” says Mitch Hanson, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Montana. Flanders Creek

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    $573K

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    $465K - $1.7M

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  Two Rivers

  Centered on South Reserve Street on the western edge of Missoula, the Two Rivers neighborhood is a long, narrow community between the Clark Fork River and Bitterroot River. “It’s centrally located and has access to all the services. It’s easily accessible to Community Medical Center, which is one of the largest employers in Missoula,” says Macall

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    $571K

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    $628K - $2.1M

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    4 Listings

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  Heart of Missoula

  Located in the center of the city, Heart of Missoula is a fitting name for the downtown neighborhood of Montana’s second largest city, but it hasn’t always been known by that moniker. “Heart of Missoula came about in the last 20 years. People who have lived here a long time always just called it downtown,” says Amber Cadieux, a real estate advisor

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    $571K

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    $336K - $952K

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  Birdseye

  Like a bird of prey high in the sky, people in Birdseye, a neighborhood on the west side of Helena, can see the city in the distance, and the Helena Valley all around them. “It's beautiful out here on this side of town,” says Tara Petersen, a Realtor with Mt Ranch and Home Real Estate and Birdseye resident. “You have the mountains in the distance,

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    $554K

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    $365K - $2M

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  Moose Can Gully

  Located on Missoula's southern edge is a quiet neighborhood with an attention-grabbing name. While no one is quite sure where the moniker Moose Can Gully came from, locals appreciate the neighborhood's views of the Missoula Valley and its proximity to open spaces. "It's a really established neighborhood. There are incredible views up there because

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    $541K

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    $307K - $1.1M

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  South 39th Street

  Located on Missoula’s south side, South 39th Street allows residents to get away from the busiest parts of the city without giving up the convenience of town. “It’s close to a lot of amenities. You can hop on a back road and quickly get to the University of Montana on a bike. There’s a grocery store close by,” says Kendra Richardson, a real estate

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    $536K

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    $407K - $923K

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  Southgate Triangle

  Centered around Southgate Mall and bisected by Brooks Street, Southgate Triangle is a mix of residential and commercial space in southern Missoula. "It's a convenient location. Everything is right here, from fast food to restaurants to the gas station and the post office. I live in this neighborhood, and I love that aspect of it," says Paula

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    $528K

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    $374K - $2.3M

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  River Road

  While River Road is a centrally located urban neighborhood in Missoula, residents here are used to living off the land. “It has a lot of urban farms, so you may find a home with acreage and a small urban farm where you can grow vegetables,” says Brittni Hertz, a sales associate with the Hertz Team at ERA Lambros who has sold multiple homes in the

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    $520K

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    $349K - $1.5M

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  Bozeman Ponds

  Bozeman Ponds is a subdivision on the west side of the city and is close to some of Bozeman's newest parks and trails, which is popular among people and canines. This neighborhood exemplifies what it is like to live in Bozeman, which is being close to nature and protecting it. “Bozeman was proud that when new subdivisions came in, we left space

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    $516K

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    $318K - $718K

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  Gulches

  Deep in the southwestern slopes of Mount Helena, houses are built on multi-acre lots in a neighborhood called Gulches. “You can buy your own parcel of land and they’re not right beside each other,” says Tara Petersen, a Realtor with Mt Ranch and Home Real Estate. “It’s more of a county feel out there.” Backyards feel more like nature preserves

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    $510K

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  Upper West Side

  Under the shadow of Mount Helena lies Upper West Side, a suburb that’s a step outside the mountainside and its hiking trails. "You can walk out of your office door and be on the trails in less than five minutes," says Anita Sherley, a Broker with Big Sky Brokers. Upper West Side is located southwest of Euclid Avenue, one of the city’s main

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    $487K

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    $238K - $1.5M

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    13 Listings

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