Rancho 3: Ranchos De North Pass

There are so many reasons to move to “Big Sky Country.” Although Montana is the fourth-largest state in terms of area, it ranks 43rd in total population with slightly more than one million people, according to the U. S. Census Bureau. Clearly there’s plenty of space; here’s why making a move to Montana might be the best decision you ever make:

Montana consistently ranks as a fly fisherman’s paradise, with more than 400 miles of rivers and streams designated as blue ribbon trout waters. Montana is also a favorite destination for hunters with all the territory and wildlife to be found. Winter recreation abounds, with downhill skiing at Bridger Bowl, Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin. Cross Country ski miles of terrain in various locations in Bozeman and Big Sky. Yellowstone National Park is a main attraction setting record numbers of visitors year after year with tourists flooding in to see the wildlife and geysers - including the infamous Old Faithful. Hiking, camping, horseback riding, fishing and living the cowboy way of life is sure to be found in Southwest Montana.

Montana State University, with more than 10,000 students and located in Bozeman, is the state’s largest research institute. Located less than a mile from Downtown Bozeman the University adds a young, vibrant college town atmosphere.

Beyond the university is the culture of this town. Bozeman has seen an incredible number of businesses appear all over town, more shops and retail, farm-to-table restaurants as well as tech start-ups.
Our agents are highly specialized in this market with each agent living in the area they serve - Bozeman, Belgrade and Livingston. We offer a high level of service to our buyer’s and seller’s by providing an honest approach to each transaction and standing by our responsibilities as licensed real estate agents. As a part of the Sotheby’s International Realty brand we offer our seller’s a discerning audience and our buyer’s an exclusive selection of properties, in Montana and around the world.