Why Platinum?

Stuart and Sally are your inside track to fine living in Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. We represent High-end Luxury, and premier Montana properties of distinction for the discerning buyer. We work as a team, affording you twice the service, twice the attention, and twice the buying power.

How do I get to Bozeman?

Bozeman is located in the beautiful Gallatin Valley in South Western Montana right on Interstate 90. Our airport, Gallatin Field offers daily flights with service to Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, and Minneapolis, through United/Skywest, Delta and Northwest, and Alaska/Horizon Airlines. Visit our Interactive Map and click “Airport” for more information. Click here to see Bozeman with Google maps.

Where do I stay in Bozeman?

Many of our clients contact us before visiting Bozeman to request information on lodging in the area. We can suggest a few local places. Some choices are better than others, so feel free to contact us at your convenience to discuss which of these area hotels and motels will be most accessible and convenient for you and your family as you investigate the unique qualities of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley.

The following is a list of local lodging places that Stuart and Sally created for the times when we are simply unable to host friends or family in our own homes. Whenever possible, we’ve included both toll-free phone numbers and easy links to each location’s website.

C’Mon Inn
www.CmonInn.com
Toll Free: 866-782-2717 or (406) 587-3555

Gallatin River Lodge
www.glodge.com
(406) 388-0148

Hilton Garden Inn
www.bozeman.stayhgi.com
(406) 582-9900

Voss Inn Bed & Breakfast
(406) 587-4995

Wingate Inn
(406) 582-4995

What are my Closing Costs?

Closing Costs, which are generally split between Buyer and Seller, are typically under $300, or a $150 cost to the Buyer. Visit our information about closing for Sellers or Buyers.

What is the Climate in Bozeman?

Bozeman’s climate is considered “Moderate” for the Northwestern Rocky Mountains. There are definitely 4 seasons here and each is beautiful. Our particular location is actually considered a margin zone between the wetter coastal climes and the more stable canadian cool air masses to the north. The result is a dynamic range from clear summer days with occasional fantastic mountain lightning storms in the late summer.

We do usually experience snow from late October until March or early April. By no means even close to the amount of snow the midwest receives, however enough to supply our ski hills with plenty of fun. Temperatures hover in the mid to low 20’s for most of the winter and can dip below zero or get into the 50’s on occasion.

Springtime is quite special here when for a magical 4-6 weeks, the valleys are a lush flowered green while mountains are still wearing there snowy crowns.

Summers are delightful, rarely reaching above the mid 90’s and rarely below 65, so we have great camping, hiking and fishing weather from April well into late September.

Tell me about the schools

Our children left elite private schools after our move to Bozeman and enrolled in the excellent public school system here where they not only thrived, but went on to excellent colleges.

Bozeman’s schools are split up between 1 High School, 2 middle schools and 5 elementary schools. All are located within the city limits. There are also a few private schools in our valley and a few smaller schools in the rural areas outside of the greater Bozeman area. To learn more about the schools in Bozeman visit our Interactive Map and click “Schools”.

How far away are the National Parks and recreation opportunities?

Bozeman is only 91 scenic miles from Yellowstone National Park, through the Gallatin Canyon and the western gate, or 79 through the Paradise Valley into the northern gate. Glacier National Park is in the Northern Part of our state but is mere 5 -6 hours of driving through beautiful Mountain landscapes and the gorgeous Flathead lake area.

Bridger Bowl and Bohart Ski areas are a 30 minute drive up Bridger Canyon from Downtown Bozeman and Big Sky is 60 miles down the Gallatin Canyon. Bozeman itself has numerous cross country skiing trails, as well as miles of hiking adventures just outside of the city limits.

River rafting is 30 minutes away to the Gallatin river’s guided rafting companies, and the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers are in some cases right out the back door.

Here is a great resource for more recreational opportunities in the area.

How is the Real Estate Market?

Current Bozeman area Real Estate Market Report

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e-mail: contact@stuartandsally.com