Located along Baxter Lane in the sought-after Monforton School District, the site was selected for its balance of convenience and quiet. It offers easy access to Bozeman while still feeling removed from the pace of the city, with open surroundings, mountain views, and room to create a neighborhood centered on how people truly want to live.
Rather than maximizing density, the land plan was shaped around just thirty-five homes, three quiet streets (Watson Way, Francisco Way, and Gallinger Lane) and a central greenway that gives the neighborhood its sense of place. An internal trail connects the homes to Heritage Park and surrounding neighborhoods, creating a natural setting for morning walks, evening strolls, and everyday time outdoors.
This site offered the right foundation for Bozeman’s next luxury neighborhood: limited in scale, thoughtful in design, and built to feel established from the beginning. It is a place for families putting down roots, retirees seeking comfort and connection, and homeowners who value craftsmanship, privacy, and lasting quality.
“The land gave us the opportunity to create more than a collection of homes. It allowed us to shape a neighborhood around open space, connection, and the way people want to live in Montana.”
Daniel Francisco, Co-developer
