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100-year-old homes near Downtown Bozeman
Two blocks from the traffic lights and storefronts of downtown Bozeman, trees, 100-year-old homes and green lawns define the streets of Bogert Park. “People like being close to downtown and live in those 1900’s historical homes,” says Ryan Martello, a Realtor with Realty ONE Group Peak. Bogert Park is part of the Lindley Place Historic District, where remodeling properties requires approval from the city, and adherence to these guidelines ensures the character of the area. The neighborhood is also within walking distance of two popular parks.
A large Victorian home in Bogert Park has been lovingly restored.
The downtown area of Bozeman is just a short walk for Bogart Park residents.
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Spots to shop, eat, and enjoy nightlife
Downtown Bozeman, the city’s bustling shopping and dining district, is next door. Brigade is a favorite for brunch and happy hour. A seat on the second floor is particularly popular on a warm summer day, where patrons can see the mountains in the distance. Copper Whisky Bar, with its dim lighting and warm wood décor, is one of the spots where Bozeman’s nightlife bursts into reality. Montana Ale Works, which has over 35 beers on draft, is often full of activity on weeknights and Saturday afternoons. Bozeman Co-Op offers groceries and a lunch bar. People shop for new clothes at Head West and grab outdoor gear at Schnee’s. Ghost Town Coffee Roasters is a favorite for early risers around the neighborhood. A few blocks from West Main Street, the small shop is an out-of-the-way spot that’s not too crowded and serves highly rated roasts and cold brew.
Stop by the Copper Whiskey Bar & Grill in Bogert Park and sample the bison meatloaf.
Bogert Park residents enjoy the dining atmosphere of the nearby Brigade restaurant.
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Neighborhood parks and trails close to home
The neighborhood's namesake greenspace, Bogert Park, has enough to keep residents busy throughout the year. There’s an ice rink, pool and a bandshell for live music. Bozeman also keeps up with the latest sports trends, and the park has a pickleball court. Peets Hill and Burke Park are next to the neighborhood and have plenty of hiking trails and sledding routes when snow hits the ground. The neighborhood has a special connection to the city’s art world through the Bozeman Sculpture Park. Work from artists across Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley is displayed and rotates throughout the year. The “M” is one of Bozeman’s most iconic hiking spots. “Hiking the ‘M’ is a very Bozeman thing to do,” says Martello. The trail, located about five miles from Bogert Park, leads to a massive arrangement of rocks laid out in an “M” formation that’s visible from downtown Bozeman and even from Google Maps satellite view.
Bogert Park runners and bikers enjoy the trails at Lindley Center.
Bogert Park is a great place for Bozeman residents to play and relax with the family.
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100-year-old homes along tree lined streets
Historic homes and new construction houses range between $1.5 million to $1.75 million and include contemporary, craftsmen, and chalet styles. The neighborhood’s streets are characterized by manicured lawns with trees growing along the sidewalk. The area’s historic homes tend to be from the 19th and 20th centuries. Remodeling these older homes requires approval from the city, and homebuyers can't heavily change the exterior. Condos along Main Street sell for $700,000 to $850,000.
Large Victorian homes in Bogert Park were built over 100 years ago.
A large Victorian home in Bogert Park has been lovingly restored to original.
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Bozeman Public Schools
Longfellow Elementary School has an A rating, and Chief Joseph Middle School has an A-minus rating. Bozeman High School has an A rating and popular athletic programs in basketball and football.
Chief Joseph Middle School is a highly ranked middle school for Bogert Park students.
Bozeman High School provides a great education for Bogert Park students.
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Hopping on the highway to hunt, hike or mountain bike
Interstate 90, about 2 miles away, is the primary route in and out of the city, and most residents use cars to get around. Outdoor activities like hiking, hunting and mountain biking are a big part of life in Bozeman. Residents are often willing to drive an hour or more to reach a good location. The Bozeman International Airport is in Belgrade, about 10 miles away, and the Bozeman Health Deaconess Regional Medical Center is 2 miles away.
Bogert Park residents enjoy walking their dogs along Peets Hill and Burke Park.
A hand carved sign welcomes Bogert Park visitors to the town of Bozeman.
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Events
Bogert Park hosts events throughout the year, including the Summer SLAM Festival in August. This event brings out the best of Bozeman's musical, culinary and artistic talent to enrich the community.
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Bogert Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Bogert Park, Bozeman sell after 57 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Bogert Park, Bozeman over the last 12 months is $962,500, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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