Current Homes for Sale in South Bozeman

South Bozeman - Main Street to Kagy Boulevard

This area of Bozeman is most known for its historic homes and tree-lined streets just south of Main Street. There are 5 designated historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in this area, each with its own distinct character and fascinating history.  But, outside of the historic districts, there are so many other great and unique neighborhoods in this area of Bozeman. 

In the University area, you will find neighborhoods that are very diverse in style and price. There is a high demand for rentals in this area given its close proximity to Montana State University. You could find some lower-priced homes in this area, but be prepared, they may need a bit of work!

East of Willson Avenue you will find some wonderful established neighborhoods that have so much to offer. The neighborhoods located between Willson Ave and Peets Hill offer great access to the Main Street to the Mountains trail system which can easily take you downtown in just a few minutes or up towards the mountains south of town!

Up and over Peets Hill along Highland Boulevard you will find the Knolls at Hillcrest which is a great 55+ community with easy access to walking trails and to the Bozeman Health facility. You will also find the "Tree Streets" neighborhood which is a mature neighborhood that has homes in all shapes and sizes with good-sized yards and great trail access. For more information on neighborhoods in this area check out our Bozeman neighborhood guide. 

Here are homes currently on the market in this area of South Bozeman.

South Bozeman - South of Kagy

This area is where you will find some of the most coveted neighborhoods in South Bozeman. People love the Figgins, Westridge, and Alder Creek subdivisions because they are within walking distance to both Morning Star Elementary School and Scajawea Middle School. 

Just slightly east, the West Meadow and Sundance Springs subdivisions boast some truly beautiful homes with large lot sizes and close proximity to Sourdough Trail and Tuckerman Park. 

The Painted Hills neighborhood is also very popular, with larger homes, large lots, and great views. This neighborhood offers fantastic access to a section of the Main Street to the Mountains trail system that is popular for biking in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter. Learn more about neighborhoods in this area here. 

Across 19th Avenue, there are several newer neighborhoods like Blackwood Groves and Gran Cielo along with a few established ones like Meadow Creek and Southbridge. If you are looking for a low-maintenance property, the South Rows condos are a great option. There is quite a bit of development underway in this area that you will want to be aware of. 

Here are homes currently on the market in this area of South Bozeman.

Southeast Bozeman Outskirts

If you are looking for mountain living near Bozeman, this is where you will find it. This area of Bozeman includes homes in the popular Bear Canyon and Trail Creek areas which offer homes in a remote setting, while still being within a 20-minute drive of downtown Bozeman. But, living in these areas also means you will likely have to contend with snow removal (and lots of it), wildlife, and limited cell service. 

For those looking for a little less seclusion and a few more amenities, neighborhoods like Triple Tree and Mystic Heights, offer large lots, homes in all shapes and sizes, and great views of the surrounding mountains.

Here are homes currently on the market in this area of South Bozeman.

Southwest Bozeman Outskirts

This area of Bozeman includes homes at the base of Hyalite Canyon, over to Cottonwood Canyon, and can also include some incredible parcels of land in the area between Bozeman and Gallatin Gateway. If you have your heart set on a modern home in south Bozeman, the homes in Home 40, Greenhills Ranch, or Hyalite View Estates will be right up your alley!

Homes in this area are great for those who travel to Big Sky frequently, but they also offer easy access to Bozeman on either South Cottonwood or South 19th Avenue. Living in this area of town means you can enjoy easy access to fishing, ice climbing, biking, hiking, and camping along with more space inside and out and great views of the Bridger Mountains. To learn about schools in this area, check out our guide to Bozeman's neighborhoods. 

Here are homes currently on the market in this area of South Bozeman.