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671 Nelson Road | Bozeman, MT Grand country estate in a 20+ acre park-like setting. About 16 acres could be for horses or livestock (currently leased). Ready for family or guests with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths in 6500 luxurious, well-planned square feet. Unobstructed 360-degree spectacular mountain views. Four fireplaces, game room w/pool table, cozy library, office area, formal dining room, beautifullyappointed kitchen w/island and pantry, wine cellar, vault, hot tub, and expansive decks. Close to airport and town.
Sharon Tudor Isler & Brian Tudor BROKER 406.556.5048 sharon@bozeman-realestate.com
BROKER 406.556.5068 brian@bozeman-realestate.com
Landmark R E A L E S TAT E
Your Gallatin Valley Housing Market Update
recommended the following tips for homebuyers.
In a year of uncertainty, one industry continues to perform well. In Gallatin Valley, the success of the housing market is palpable. Prices are soaring, interest rates remain low, low, low, and inventory is scarce. Add in an exodus from big cities to livable suburbs and you’ve got a recipe for a robust and fast-moving market.
Secure financing before you start browsing: Houses can enter and leave the market in a blink, especially in Bozeman. You may be ramping yourself up for big heartache if you don’t do your homework first. Meet with several lenders to compare interest rates. Once you lock in a lender, it’s important to run the numbers to know what you can afford.
So how can a first-time homebuyer, or first-time-inawhile homebuyer get into the crazy local market? For answers, we turned to Sharon Tudor Isler, Broker with ERA Landmark Real Estate. Sharon
“The most important thing is to get your loan ready,” Tudor Isler advises. “We really seem to have lots of buyers that are having trouble finding a home
