Gallatin Heights Subdivision

Gallatin Heights is a 319-acre subdivision located between Belgrade and Bozeman. It is a newer community with homes built between 2014 and 2020 that offers the privacy of a suburban lifestyle, easily accessible greenspace, and a manageable commute to Bozeman or Belgrade. Available homes include single-family houses in the farmhouse/Craftsman style in a mix of single-story and two-story constructions with two- or three-car garages. Pricing for Gallatin Heights depends on property size and features, ranging from $785,000 at the low end to well over $1,000,000.  To view a plat map of the subdivision, click here.


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Gallatin Heights Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $1.2M
Lowest Price $873K
Highest Price $1.5M
Total Listings 2
Avg. Days On Market 47
Avg. Price/SQFT $378

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Located between Belgrade and Bozeman, Gallatin Heights is a newer subdivision, with homes that were built between the years of 2014 and 2020. It is roughly 319 acres in size and is found off of Jackrabbit Lane, between West Valley Center Road and West Hulbert Road. Gallatin Heights is a desirable subdivision for its family-friendly and quiet atmosphere, as it mixes the privacy of a suburban lifestyle with nearby parks and trails for those who love the outdoors. Additionally, Gallatin Heights Subdivision offers a manageable commute for those who work in either Bozeman or Belgrade. It is also just north of Four Corners.

Real Estate in Gallatin Heights

Gallatin Heights Subdivision is made up of single-family homes that are built in the popular farmhouse/Craftsman style. This neighborhood offers quite a bit of variety in regards to floor plans, and offers a mixture of single-story and two-story constructions. Additionally, homes are equipped with either a two- or three-car garage.

Homes offered in Gallatin Heights are relatively new construction, with some of the properties being roughly a decade old. The subdivision offers floor plans with 2-4 bedrooms and 2-4 bathrooms. As well, several properties have an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) that can be used for a variety of purposes. These include extra storage space, a guest living space, or even a means to generate additional income.

Square footage, much like bedrooms and bathrooms, ranges from property to property. Some of the smaller homes for sale in Gallatin Heights Subdivision are around 1,800 square feet, which is pretty typical of the newer neighborhoods. Larger homes, specifically the two-story properties, can surpass 2,500 square feet. 

Pricing for Gallatin Heights depends on property size and features, ranging from $785,000 at the low end to well over $1,000,000. 

Gallatin Heights Schools

Gallatin Heights is served by the Belgrade School District (BSD44) and includes Ridge View Elementary, Belgrade Middle School, and Belgrade High School. Because of Montana's school choice policies and the neighborhood's convenient location in Four Corners, some families utilize out-of-district enrollment to attend nearby schools in the Bozeman School District.

Schools near Gallatin Heights:

  • Ridge View Elementary
  • Monforton School
  • Meadowlark Elementary 
  • Hyalite Elementary School
  • Belgrade Middle School
  • Belgrade High School
  • Gallatin High School

Attractions & Amenities Near Gallatin Heights 

Gallatin Heights includes two community parks and an HOA-maintained trail network, and 41 acres of open green space, allowing residents to enjoy outdoor recreation without having to leave the neighborhood. Year-round recreation and community programming are found at the Gallatin Valley YMCA, which includes a gym, sports field, and a childcare center. Four Corners and Bozeman offer local dining options, with Gallatin Crossing providing upscale and big-box retail options. 

Common activities include: 

  • Outdoor activities in subdivision parks and trails
  • Year-round recreation at the Gallatin Valley YMCA
  • Local dining at Four Corners and Bozeman
  • Shopping at Gallatin Crossing 

Location and Area Access 

Bozeman is a 15- 20-minute drive from Gallatin Heights via Huffine Lane or West Valley Center Road. Four Corners is 5 minutes south, offering convenient access to local dining and most day-to-day needs. The Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital is a 20-25 minute drive away, and Montana State University is a 15-20 minute drive away. Other nearby attractions include Gallatin Crossing (10-15 minutes away), the Museum of the Rockies (20- 25 minutes away), and the Bridger Bowl Ski Area (40-45 minutes away). The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is a 10-minute drive away. 

Nearby destinations include:

  • Four Corners (5 minutes)
  • Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (10 minutes)
  • Gallatin Crossing (10-15 minutes)
  • Bozeman & Montana State University  (15-20 minutes)
  • Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital (20-25 minutes)
  • Museum of the Rockies (20-25 minutes)
  • Bridger Bowl Ski Area (40-45 minutes) 

Gallatin Heights Subdivision, MT FAQs

What types of homes are available in Gallatin Heights?

Available homes in Gallatin Heights are made up of single-family houses in the farmhouse/Craftsman style in a mix of single-story and two-story constructions with two- or three-car garages. The subdivision offers floor plans with 2-4 bedrooms and 2-4 bathrooms. As well, several properties have an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) that can be used for a variety of purposes. These include extra storage space, a guest living space, or even a means to generate additional income.

How much does it cost to buy a home in Gallatin Heights?

The average home cost in Gallatin Heights depends on property size and features, ranging from $785,000 at the low end to well over $1,000,000.

What schools serve Gallatin Heights?

Gallatin Heights is served by the Belgrade School District (BSD44) and includes Ridge View Elementary, Belgrade Middle School, and Belgrade High School. Some families utilize out-of-district enrollment to attend nearby schools in the Bozeman School District.

How far is Gallatin Heights from Bozeman?

Gallatin Heights is a 15- 20-minute drive to Bozeman via Huffine Lane or West Valley Center Road.

How does Gallatin Heights compare to other subdivisions in Belgrade, MT?

Gallatin Heights is considered a highly-desireable master planned community offering exclusively single-family homes in contrast to River Rock and Prescott Ranch which offer mixed-housing options with greater density. Property in this subdivision is typically at a higher price point than Ryen Glenn and Meadowlark Ranch, which see homes in a mid-tier price range. Gallatin Heights is also strictly residential while West Post features mixed-use developments.

Is Gallatin Heights a good place for families?

Yes. Gallatin Heights is a family-friendly community. This master planned subdivision is known for its quiet, residential atmospher, accessible greenspace and year-round recreation, nearby public schools, and close proximity to Four Corners and Bozeman.

What is there to do in Gallatin Heights?

Gallatin Heights residents enjoy outdoor activities in subdivision parks and trails, year-round recreation at the Gallatin Valley YMCA, local dining at Four Corners and Bozeman, and shopping at Gallatin Crossing.

 

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