WEALTH: Montana’s Best Town With Million Dollar Views (And Prices)

Montana might be one of the most popular states to live in the United States, but Big Sky Country and the stunning scenery don't come cheap. From mansions to trailer parks - beautiful vistas abound. Celebrities flocking to private communities with $10 million dollar homes, want the views and privacy.

One Montana town in particular, has breathtaking scenery in every direction. It's arguably the most beautiful town in Montana, and it's also the most expensive. But just about every road and street has a gorgeous backdrop. Pretty, is everywhere.

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Just a few of the gorgeous mountains you can see surrounding this Montana town include: Canyon Mountain, Mount Chisholm, Wilson Peak, Hollowtop Mountain, Brownback Mountain, Horse Mountain, Saddle Peak, and Sacagawea Peak.

The housing costs in Bozeman, Montana are 51% higher compared to the state average. They are 52% higher than the national average. That's becoming painful for many longtime residents. But, hey - we've still got the views, right?

Even clothing and groceries are more expensive in Bozeman, compared with national averages. In fact, "non-necessary expenses such as entertainment and grooming services are 18% pricier in Bozeman." WHY?

In Bozeman, the median household income is $79,903. According to the Bozeman Real Estate Group, as of April 2025 the median sold price of single-family homes, condos, and townhomes is $761,000. The math isn't mathing.

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(Currently, the average listing price for a home in Bozeman is $817,295, which is 64.1% higher than the national average. That's the asking price, not the sold price...but it's still nuts.)

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According to Rent Café: "The cost of living in Bozeman, MT is 20% higher than the state average and 21% higher than the national average." The average monthly rent in Bozeman, Montana is $2,245.