9155 S 19th Avenue
Bozeman, MT 59718

Presenting 9155 S. 19th Avenue, a rare 2.05-acre property located on the original Eldorado Country Estates homestead, with Hyalite Creek forming its western boundary. Directly across from Hyalite Canyon, the property offers immediate access to some o...

Presenting 9155 S. 19th Avenue, a rare 2.05-acre property located on the original Eldorado Country Estates homestead, with Hyalite Creek forming its western boundary. Directly across from Hyalite Canyon, the property offers immediate access to some of southwest Montana's most sought-after hiking, fishing, skiing, and backcountry recreation, while providing the privacy and tranquility of a country setting just minutes from town. The setting is what makes this property exceptional. Mature trees, open mountain views, and the year-round sound of Hyalite Creek create a landscape that feels both expansive and peaceful. With room for horses, gardens, workshops, or simply open space to enjoy, the land offers the flexibility that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. The home has been thoughtfully updated and is comfortable from day one. Hardwood floors, open living spaces, an updated kitchen, three bedrooms, two full baths, and both wood- and gas-burning stoves create a warm, inviting place to live. The partially finished basement remains largely original, offering an opportunity for future customization while resting on a solid foundation. Beyond the existing home, the property offers uncommon potential. Approval has already been received from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality capable of supporting a second dwelling or an addition, providing a significant head start for buyers interested in adding a guest house, accessory dwelling unit, or additional residence, subject to all applicable approvals and permitting requirements. Whether you're looking for a peaceful primary residence, a multi-generational property, or a home with room to grow over time, 9155 S. 19th Avenue offers a combination of location, water, recreation, and future flexibility that is increasingly rare in the Hyalite corridor.