Locals call it the "Tree Streets," and for good reason. The New Hyalite View subdivision has the kind of mature trees that take decades to grow, giving the neighborhood an established feel. It's tucked just off Highland Boulevard on Bozeman's south side, close to downtown, Bozeman Health, and Montana State University, without being right in the middle of everything.
Most of the 250+ single-family homes in this neighborhood are on slightly larger lots (approximately 0.2-0.4 acres), which means a bit more breathing room than you'd find in newer subdivisions. One of the best perks? The neighborhood is adjacent to the Main Street to the Mountains Trail. You can walk, run, or bike straight from your driveway, and in winter, it's a popular spot for cross-country skiing.
Just across Highland Boulevard, residents enjoy easy access to Peets Hill, one of Bozeman’s most popular and scenic walking trails.
The housing stock is mixed. You'll find homes from the '60s through the early 2000s, and quite a few have been remodeled over the years. Some still have their original charm; others have been fully updated.
