Condos for Sale in Wolf Point, MT

The Missouri River cuts through the prairie fields surrounding Wolf Point, an agricultural city on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. “It’s very rural. Our biggest town that’s closest that has a Walmart is over 100 miles away,” says Shane Gibson, the owner and broker at Northern Prairie Realty, who has 30 years of experience. “It’s a small town environment, not a lot of hustle and bustle, primarily farming and ranching communities, so it has stores that support that life.” Shops and restaurants are centrally located, and gridded streets of homes are near them. Farms for raising cattle and growing grains are on the outskirts The introduction of the Great Northern Railway in the late 19th century connected the area to markets farther east and west, extending its trade reach. Since then, Wolf Point has become a regional trade center for ranchers and farmers. Many single-story Minimal Traditional homes are in the area with a driveway. Prices range from about $40,000 to $260,000. Lawns leave space for a small garden. “Lots of people with a place outside town have horses and livestock,” Gibson says, regarding the farms on the outskirts. Wolf Point School District serves the area.