Urban + Farm: Everything We Know About This New Development in Bozeman

Urban + Farm is no longer just a plan. Outlaw Real Estate Partners has been developing the project since 2019, and now most of the roads, utilities, trails and parks are in and the first homes are leased. Here's what we know now, plus what matters if you're thinking about buying, leasing or developing here.

Where Is Urban + Farm Located?

Urban + Farm is on Bozeman's west side, just inside city limits off Huffine Lane, between Gooch Hill Road and Cottonwood Road. The site is west of Ferguson Farm. A new traffic light at Huffine and Laurel Parkway went in this fall to handle more traffic.

How Big Is the Urban + Farm Development?

The project covers about 106 acres, roughly the size of downtown Bozeman. The developer expects around 1,000 homes at full build-out, along with commercial space, parks and community uses. According to the developer, the land breaks down as:

• About 59% developable land
• About 18% parks and open space
• About 18% right-of-way
• About 5% community amenities

The City of Bozeman approved the final plat for the last phase in September 2026. Zoning mixes higher-density residential with flexible mixed-use districts, including B-2M, which allows a wide range of commercial and residential uses.

What's Already Built in Urban + Farm

Most of the infrastructure, including water, sewer, electric, curbs, gutters, trails and parks, was finished in 2026. So far you'll find:

• The Millhouse: 36 pet-friendly two-bedroom apartments
• The Grange: 2- and 3-bedroom rental homes and townhomes with EV chargers and private patios
• A stocked fishpond and central park, a community event lawn, an orchard and garden, a dog park, and trails throughout
• Wetlands along Baxter Creek kept as a bird sanctuary
• Farm touches that nod to the land's history as corn and wheat fields, which is where the name comes from: a silo and a crop field that rotates to a new spot each year (sunflowers and Montana sweet corn in 2026)

👉🏻 Current rental availability at Urban + Farm.

What's Coming Next

According to the developer:

• Bozeman Public Library: a second Bozeman library has been announced in Urban + Farm
• Veterinary Emergency Group: a 24-hour emergency vet hospital in a new 10,000-square-foot building is under contract.
• Coffee shop: a regional coffee brand has signed a letter of intent for a two-story building with a drive-through.
• Roers Companies: has bought a parcel for apartments, including affordable housing, plus commercial space.
• Fieldcrest: 21 single-family homes and 43 townhomes in the northwest part of the community. At least 10 homes were set to break ground this fall.
• More housing: another lot is planned for 62 duplex, triplex and townhome units.
• Fire station: a site is set aside for a future city fire station.
• Commercial targets: the developer is also courting a boutique grocer, family entertainment, a health and wellness facility, restaurants, offices and a hotel.

So far, the homes at Urban + Farm are rentals. If you want to buy, Fieldcrest and the planned duplex, triplex and townhome lot are the ones to watch. The developer expects Urban + Farm to fill in over the next decade as more homes and businesses are built.

Commercial & Development Opportunities in West Bozeman

Commercial parcels and residential development sites are still for sale. Lots come with shovel-ready infrastructure and pad sites ready for construction. With approvals done, flexible zoning and new homes going up nearby, there's a lot to work with here. "Land like this is very scarce in Bozeman," Mike Magrans, managing partner of Outlaw Real Estate Partners, told Explore Big Sky.

Want to Learn More?

We're tracking the residential sites and commercial parcels for sale at Urban + Farm. We can tell you what's available now, what's coming next and what fits your goals. Contact us here.