The Bozeman Parade of Homes is a self-guided driving tour through new homes and remodels across Gallatin and Park counties, hosted by the Southwest Montana Building Industry Association (SWMBIA) and Bozeman Real Estate Group.
To the builders, designers and craftsmen who opened their doors, the sponsors who backed the event, and everyone who toured the eleven homes — thank you for making the 2026 Bozeman Parade of Homes a success.
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Eleven homes across Gallatin and Park counties took part this year. Browse the lineup below.
A personal elevator runs through this Block M townhouse from the lower-level garage up through three remodeled floors to a top-floor loft. There, panoramic windows frame the Bridger Mountains, and doors open directly onto a private patio and hot tub.
Built as a 1939 cottage, this home has undergone an expansion while keeping its arched doorways, built-ins, and classic millwork intact. A family room addition brings coffered ceilings and built-in window seating off the formal living and dining rooms. A guest suite above the two-car garage opens into a beautiful backyard.
This E.G. Construction home in Bozeman's Allison Neighborhood features an open main level that pairs a generous kitchen and dining area with a bonus room that flexes into a home office, playroom, or second living space. This floor plan delivers the perfect balance of space, comfort, and style in a neighborhood that feels like home.
Inspiratto Construction built this custom home where the design team has poured their heart and soul into every detail. Modern style steel doors and windows carry light through the entire home. Inside, engineered oak floors and a wood-burning fireplace anchor the living space, while a European-style kitchen takes center stage.
Bridger Builders built this 2,664-square-foot home around a two-story great room, anchored by a floor-to-ceiling slate fireplace. The primary suite features a spa-inspired bath and private courtyard access. You'll find custom millwork and thoughtful details throughout this home.
Designed by NVS Architecture, built by Blackstone Builders, and finished by Sarah Reilley Interiors, this home boasts expansive windows and outdoor living areas. Featuring elevated architecture, natural materials, and abundant light, you'll find an environment that feels warm, sophisticated, and deeply connected to its surroundings.
Built by CP Build, this home features dramatic rooflines, large expanses of glass, and a mix of contemporary materials, creating a distinctive architectural presence. The main level centers on an open kitchen, dining, and living area, with the primary suite set apart alongside a fitness room and sauna. Listed by Lisa Collins, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Montana Properties.
Set on a peaceful 2.4 acres, Triple Peak Construction built a home with ten-foot ceilings, arched doorways, expansive windows, and a custom stone fireplace. European oak floors carry the open floor plan toward large windows facing the Bridger and Gallatin mountain ranges.
Bates Homes built this single-story home around nine-foot ceilings and dramatic coffering over the great room. A Heat and Glo fireplace with a custom-tiled surround anchors the space, opening straight onto a covered patio. Secondary bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, a layout choice built for privacy alongside the primary suite.
Designed by renowned architect Nick Fullerton and expertly executed by Aldworth Construction, this home features massive reclaimed trestle beams from the Great Salt Lake and over 350 tons of Montana-quarried stone to create a stunning interior. Set on two lots on the 13th hole of the Bridger Creek Golf Course, the property itself is as impressive as the home.
Basecamp Builders remodeled this family legacy home on 20 acres in Paradise Valley. Inside, you will find a grand entry with a beautiful kitchen, dual master suites, and a theatre room, along with the impressive views you would expect from this area.
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