real estate

With a little digging, you'll find that the oldest still-standing building in Montana date back to the 1860s. The very oldest recognized building is the Fort Connah Site from 1846. Our list isn't about the very oldest mansions in the state, but some of the most significant and beautiful to this day.

There is a historic mansion for sale in Montana that just might be the most interesting we've ever discussed. It's not just a beautifully restored old home. Every single one of it's previous owners have their own significant stories in Montana history. But cool history doesn't come cheap.

Forget Bozeman, Missoula, Billings, or Great Falls. When you're looking for some of the most valuable properties in Montana, the smallest towns are now the hotbed for some seriously impressive real estate.

Yesteryears Antique Mall is moving to the former Hart Albin building. In its place, a new mixed-use high rise is planned. It will be the 4th tallest building in Montana.

From chalkboards to chic floors, what was once a high school has now been turned into a crazy nice apartment complex.

As much as I love what they've done with the place, I'm not sure living in a an old, restored Montana convent is for me. However, the updates and modernization combined with the historic accents are incredibly cool - and this huge building could be your new home.

I remember when State Rep. Llew Jones out of Conrad, Montana first used the term "Trump Bump" to describe the increase in state tax revenues that flowed in AFTER the Trump tax cuts passed. Now Llew has coined another term that I won't forget: "The Scenery State."

This secluded $8+ million sanctuary in Sandpoint, Idaho offers beauty and tranquility.

Can you believe how much this vacant lot is listed for in Bozeman? You might need a drink (or a few) after seeing the price!

The busy intersection downtown will look a lot more barren soon. What would you like to see take over the corner of 27th St N and 6th Ave?