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There are a lot of great places to live in Montana and aside from the ADT and changing your mailing address you need to consider where you’ll actually live! Here are three of our favorite MT cities we think you should consider
Bozeman – There’s nothing missing from Bozemanit’s got culture and heritage and the downtown area is walkable and cute. If you love clean, easy urban living with a slice of mountain views on the side, Bozeman’s it.
Missoula – If you’re Read the rest of this entry »

Montana is a state-of-mind to many people who live there. The Big Sky Country state offers many opportunities for families, retirees, and even single people. Montana is a state of vast open spaces and an immense diversity of communities.

Montana has a few large cities, but it is more noted for its small town and rural feel. The people of Montana are hardy, honest, and they are hard-working. Montana’s working people consistently rank near or at the top of ratings for performance and capabilities. However, in Montana, professional positions pay less. Read the rest of this entry »

Do you need a change? A new place to live? Montana may just be the ticket. Montana is known as ‘Big Sky Country’. That it is, the sky seems endless, it has some of the beautiful sunsets in the country, full of majestic colors. The air quality in Montana has the highest quality and lowest pollution in the United States. It has endless recreational oppotunities. From horseback riding, to tennis, endless, uninterrupted running, cycling and Read the rest of this entry »

More people are getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city and opting for a quieter place. There is no better place than Montana to raise a family. Property values are great and it is the kind of place where you know your neighbors. Montana is a place where you can sit on your porch drinking coffee and admiring the deer and antelope playing in your front yard. It is the place where some do not lock your doors at night, because here there Read the rest of this entry »

Are you too hot living in your current area? Maybe you should move to Montana. The temperatures in Montana throughout the year are typically below a hundred degrees Fahrenheit. The temperatures are probably cooler then where you are living now. While it’s not freezing temperatures, the climate is fairly cool. Average temperatures year round are below sixty, with highs as high as in the nineties, and extreme lows below zero. The greatest amount of rainfall for Montana is between May and July. So Read the rest of this entry »

Nature’s grandeur is never far in Big Sky Country. Even in the city, majestic mountains or scenic badlands are within reach. A move to Montana is a move to adventure.

The Continental Divide runs through the Rockies to the west. To the east are rolling prairies. Trout splash in pristine rivers. The wind carries the rustle and scent of pine, cedar, and cottonwood trees. Asters, daisies, lilies and orchids scatter color on the landscape. Spectacular buttes rise, waterfalls cascade, and Read the rest of this entry »

When you go to visit Montana, you will want to go anywhere from May through September. Once you have done this to see the amazing warm and beautiful weather that Montana has to offer, you will want at least a vacation home if not a year round home in Montana. Typically, June is the rainiest month in the state, but June, July, and August temperatures tend to be in the upper 70′s to mid to upper 80′s. If you are the type who likes having the best of all worlds right at your fingertips, then Montana is the Read the rest of this entry »

If you are yearning for the four seasons of weather in all its beauty, then Montana is one of the best states you can choose. With enough open land for everyone to have a small bit of acreage or live in one of several large or small cities more to your taste, you will find a home. Beginning with summer, Montana has mild weather with lots of sun. It can get hot, but not for days at Read the rest of this entry »