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A quiet Bozeman suburb just minutes from hiking and community parks
In Bozeman’s west end, just minutes from the hundreds of acres of southern Montana farmland, Flanders Mill is a quiet, walkable suburb with 21st-century homes centered around a picturesque park and lake. Around 4 miles west of Downtown Bozeman, the area features mountain views in almost every direction, with the Bridger Mountains to the northeast and the Gallatin Range to the South. “Flanders Mill is an active community with residents spanning across all ages,” says Aaron Cribbes, a local Realtor with Engel & Volkers. “You have walkable streets and are within a few miles from tons of outdoor recreation areas, from Bridger Bowl to the Drinking Horse trails.” The neighborhood is served by highly rated public schools, and the shopping centers and restaurants of Huffine Road are just a short drive south.
Flanders Mill offers amazing winter walks in Winter Valley West Park.
Valley West Park in Flanders Mill offers space to play with your loved pets even in winter.
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Modern architecture and a wide range of prices
Most of the homes in Flanders Mill were built between 2004 and 2015, with a selection of newly constructed builds on the west side of the neighborhood. Craftsman-style and modern traditional houses line the community’s streets, and most homes have fenced in back yards. Houses sit close together on 4,000 to 9,000-square-foot lots. “A lot of people like the West End location, and Flanders Mill has a nice variety of homes for different budgets,” says Cribbes. Early 2000s homes with less than 2,000 square feet can go for $490,000 to $700,000, while larger builds range from $700,000 to $1.8 million. The area is also home to a large selection of townhomes and condos, with prices ranging from $360,000 to $565,000.
Flanders Mill is home to many newly constructed buildings with amazing views of surrounding mountains.
Flanders Mill offers modern condominiums with many amenities.
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A-rated public schools and private schools near Flanders Mill
Meadowlark Elementary School lies just north of Flanders Mill and earns a B-plus overall grade from Niche. With an A-minus grade, Chief Joseph Middle School offers a variety of elective courses, from video production and ceramics to German and computer science. The A-minus rated Gallatin High School partners with Montana State University for its dual enrollment courses. There are also numerous private schools in the area, including Petra Academy and Heritage Christian School.
Chief Joseph Middle School excels in academics in Flanders Mill.
Bozeman High School has an average student to teacher ratio of 16 to 1 and serves students in Flanders Mill.
Meadowlark Elementary has nearly 500 enrolled students in Flanders Mill.
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Lakeside recreation and miles of hiking trails
Valley West Park sits in the middle of the neighborhood, with tree-lined walking paths that wind around Meyers Lake, where anglers can cast a line from the water’s edge. The park is also home to a sand volleyball court, a playground and shaded picnic areas. The Adam Bronken Memorial Sports Complex is also nearby and hosts soccer games for local recreation leagues. A short drive north, the 87-acre Gallatin County Regional Park has a dinosaur-themed playground, walking trails, picnic shelters and a dog park complete with a pond. Bozeman is surrounded by mountainous hiking areas, including the Bridger Foothills Trail and the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail.
A variety of wildlife can be found in Valley West Park in Bozeman.
Valley West Park is located in the heart of Bozeman.
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Nearby shopping at The Market and the Gallatin Valley Mall
The Market shopping center is around a half mile south of Flanders Mill, with eateries like Hachi Sushi Pub and Tanglewood Grill and Tap. The Gallatin Valley Mall has over 40 businesses, from major retailers and chain clothing stores to a movie theater and fast-food restaurants. “Even though you’re on the opposite side of town, it only takes about 10 to 12 minutes to drive to downtown,” Cribbes says. Downtown Bozeman is roughly 4 miles east of the neighborhood and has dozens of local shops and eateries, from coffee shops and breweries to art galleries and bookstores. For groceries, Rosauers, Whole Foods and Albertsons are nearby.
Shnee's is the perfect place to buy hunting supplies in Flanders Mill.
The Market provides a variety of shopping for residents in Flanders Mill.
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Streamline public transit and driving to nearby towns
Interstate 90 can take drivers to nearby towns like Belgrade and Livingston, while U.S. Route 191 spans around 40 miles south to Big Sky and roughly 90 miles south to Yellowstone National Park. Streamline provides public transit across Bozeman, with a handful of nearby Gold Line stops along Ferguson Avenue.
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On average, homes in Valley West, Bozeman sell after 94 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Valley West, Bozeman over the last 12 months is $638,500, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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