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Living in Valley Unit Bozeman Montana | Homes, Larger Lots & Neighborhood Tour

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Living in Valley Unit Bozeman Montana | Homes, Larger Lots & Neighborhood Tour

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Move Me To 406
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Thinking about living in Valley Unit in Bozeman, Montana? In this neighborhood tour, Realtors Kathy Zalewski and Kaila Henry of Realty ONE Group Peak take you through one of Bozeman’s established neighborhoods and discuss what buyers should know before purchasing a home here. Valley Unit offers something that can be increasingly difficult to find in newer Bozeman subdivisions: larger lots, mature landscaping, a central location, neighborhood parks and trails, and generally less restrictive covenants. Many of the single-family homes in Valley Unit were built in the late 1980s and early 1990s, which means condition can vary considerably from one property to another. Some homes have been beautifully updated, while others may present opportunities for buyers who are willing to renovate and make a home their own. Valley Unit at a glance: Approximately 170 single-family homes Additional condo/apartment-style residences in their own areas Many homes built in the late 1980s and early 1990s Lots often around 9,000 sq. ft. — close to ¼ acre Mature, established neighborhood Neighborhood green space, walking trails, playground and basketball court Generally less restrictive covenants than many newer Bozeman subdivisions Potential for larger yards, storage sheds or other improvements depending on the individual property and applicable rules Convenient central Bozeman location One of the things we discuss in this video is the trade-off that can come with a more relaxed HOA or less restrictive covenants. If you want flexibility for trailers, recreational equipment or additional storage, that may be a big advantage. If you prefer a neighborhood where every property has a more uniform or highly manicured appearance, you may feel differently. It is also important when considering an older Bozeman subdivision to verify the current HOA and covenant status, since covenants can change or potentially expire over time. We always recommend reviewing the current documents as part of your due diligence before purchasing. Location Valley Unit is conveniently located near many of the places people use every day in Bozeman: Downtown Bozeman: approximately 10 minutes Montana State University: approximately 10 minutes Costco and shopping: approximately 10 minutes Bozeman Health Deaconess Regional Medical Center: approximately 17–20 minutes Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport: approximately 20 minutes Big Sky Resort: just over an hour One of the biggest advantages of living in Bozeman is that even neighborhoods that feel residential and quiet are often only a short drive from shopping, restaurants, recreation and downtown. Stay tuned for our drive-through tour of Valley Unit, where we'll show you more of the streets, homes, parks and overall feel of the neighborhood. If you're considering moving to Bozeman, relocating to Montana, or comparing Bozeman neighborhoods, reach out anytime. I’m happy to help you determine which neighborhoods make the most sense for your lifestyle, budget and priorities. Kathy Zalewski | REALTOR® Realty ONE Group Peak 📱 Call/Text: 406-404-6876 📧 kathy@movemeto406.com 🌐 www.MoveMeTo406.com 📸 Instagram: ‪@KathyZalewski‬ Thinking about moving to Bozeman? Subscribe for more neighborhood tours, home tours, market updates and practical information about living in Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. Hashtags #ValleyUnit #BozemanMontana #LivingInBozeman #MovingToBozeman #BozemanRealEstate #BozemanNeighborhoods #BozemanHomes #MontanaRealEstate #GallatinValley #MoveMeTo406 #BozemanRealtor #MovingToMontana