for sale

It's big. It's historic. It's located in a major Montana city, and that old porch is absolutely stunning. Does it need some work? Sure. But it's listed for just $159,900 so you'd have plenty of room in the budget for renovations.

You've seen this funky beauty in downtown Bozeman. It is one of Bozeman's original apartment buildings and it was designed with a purpose by the well-known Bozeman architect Fred Willson, dating back to 1916.

You've seen this cool piece of Bozeman history a thousand times. It's located directly across the street from the Emerson Cultural Center in downtown Bozeman.

Fancy yourself as the Fast Food King or Queen of Montana? Right now you can acquire a bunch of fast food BUILDINGS across the state as they're for sale at the same time.

Matt's Place in Butte may be closed, but the historic building and perfectly preserved and decorated apartment upstairs are for sale.

Funk, charm, history, and BIG. This 4,700+ square foot 1883 Helena mansion is for sale and apparently now under contract, with a listing price of just $350,000.

I found a deal for someone looking to bail out of the Bozeman rat race, and it's exactly ONE HOUR away in Townsend. Way more affordable and Townsend's a cute little town right on the river.

I'm going to have faith that someone fantastic will buy this much-loved Montana café and saloon just outside of Three Forks with the tasty ribs. Seriously. Keep the ribs.

This property is a real gem and very interesting. Since the buildings are currently all leased out, I'm hoping the property won't change hands and turn into another steel and glass thing. The Chalet Business Park is anything but boring just the way it is.

If you found yourself with an extra $40 million bucks in your back pocket, and you wanted to spend it on real estate...would you pick the insanely huge home with 23+ acres or would you pick the 418+ acres of prime farmland?

I really hope someone buys this joint and keeps it a hotel. Just my two cents but I've always loved that the Western Heritage Inn was a hidden gem of East Main Street. It's never been fancy. It's always been tidy.

It might need a little polishing but WHO WOULDN'T want to live in a converted fire station? Just THINK of those garage parties you could have...I mean, the building is like, 60% garage. Plus it looks like there are old jail cells in the basement?