3223 Durston Road
Bozeman, MT 59718

Just ten minutes from Main Street Bozeman, West Bozeman Homestead offers 150± acres of Gallatin Valley land with the rare combination of in-town convenience and true agricultural character. Zoned Agricultural Suburban (AS) with no conservation easeme...

Just ten minutes from Main Street Bozeman, West Bozeman Homestead offers 150± acres of Gallatin Valley land with the rare combination of in-town convenience and true agricultural character. Zoned Agricultural Suburban (AS) with no conservation easement, the property carries flexibility for buyers who want to keep it in production, expand its residential footprint, or explore future development potential under the county’s AS cluster and boundary relocation provisions. A spring-fed creek winds approximately 3,200± feet through the property, anchoring the landscape and supporting wildlife habitat, irrigation, and recreation alike. Open pasture and hay ground stretch toward unobstructed views of five different mountain ranges, delivering the kind of mountain backdrop that defines Bozeman living without sacrificing proximity to town. Improvements include a modest 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom farmhouse built in 1900 and lightly updated over the years, offering character and a comfortable base camp for a full-scale renovation or a working headquarters while future plans take shape. A collection of outbuildings, including a barn, shed, and garage, supports equipment storage, livestock, or hobby farm operations from day one. Location is where West Bozeman Homestead truly shines. Beyond its ten-minute drive to downtown Bozeman, the ranch sits fifteen minutes from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, thirty minutes from Bridger Bowl Ski Area, and about an hour from Big Sky Resort, placing world-class skiing, air travel, and mountain recreation all within easy reach. Whether the goal is a legacy agricultural holding, a private estate close to town, or a long-term development play, West Bozeman Homestead offers a rare blend of location, water, and open Montana ground.