5 Mountain-View Homes and Land in Utah and Montana

From its elevated setting in the quiet town of Wales, this beautifully appointed new home pairs custom upgrades with immediate access to the outdoors—mountain routes begin minutes from the doorstep, and the city park is an easy walk away. Surrounded by open space, scenic roads, and nearby canyon trails, daily life here naturally leans toward hiking and rock climbing amid the area’s distinctive rock formations. Inside, a thoughtfully designed layout showcases quality craftsmanship throughout. The custom kitchen—finished in warm white oak cabinetry with dovetail joinery—overlooks the backyard, creating an inviting place for everyday meals and casual gatherings. A vaulted great room expands the sense of volume, while large windows draw in natural light and frame mountain views. Downstairs, a pre-framed basement stands ready for custom finishes and future living space. A strategically designed hot-water system delivers fast, continuous hot water to the kitchen, master bath, and laundry.

In Layton’s Alice community by C.W. Urban, this 2023 townhome pairs modern architecture with an easy, connected routine. Inside, sleek cabinets and Quartz countertops set a clean backdrop for everyday cooking, while modern lighting and LVP vinyl flooring carry the contemporary feel throughout. The layout includes 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, offering flexibility for work-from-home days, guests, or a quiet retreat at the end of a long week. Beyond the front door, community green space invites a slower pace, with picnic tables for casual lunches and a playground for afternoon energy. Layton’s mix of nearby retail centers and proximity to both Ogden and Salt Lake City keeps weekend plans and commuting options close at hand, with Hill Air Force Base also nearby—an address that supports a lifestyle that’s both streamlined and active.

From its elevated setting along Lower Deer Creek Road in Big Timber, this 31± acre parcel takes in unobstructed views of the Crazy, Beartooth, and Absaroka Mountain ranges, with the Yellowstone Valley stretching out below. The effect is distinctly Montana—open sky, long sightlines, and a daily backdrop that feels expansive and quiet. Outdoor pursuits are close at hand, with nearby access to hunting, fishing, and hiking, while practical considerations are already in motion: power is conveniently close, and a newly constructed driveway traverses the property. Minimal restrictions support a range of possibilities, whether you’re envisioning a singular dream home or considering multiple properties. With proximity to the interstate and paved roads, travel to Bozeman and Billings remains refreshingly straightforward, leaving more time to linger in the landscape.

Size: 32.00 acres

From its elevated setting in Bozeman, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo pairs everyday practicality with quiet, low-maintenance living—and frames stunning Bridger Mountain views. Inside, new flooring runs throughout a well-cared-for interior, while newer matching appliances support an easy rhythm for weeknights and weekends alike. The functional floor plan keeps all three bedrooms on the same level, creating a simple, cohesive layout that lives comfortably. A detached 1-car garage adds welcome convenience, along with extra storage for gear and seasonal essentials. With numerous updates and thoughtful improvements already completed, the home feels genuinely move-in ready. The seller has valued the close proximity to MSU and the ease of getting to either side of town, all within a small, four-unit building that makes coming and going feel effortless.

Set on a one-acre lot within a brand new minor subdivision, Lot 5 on Dulohery Lane offers a rare blank canvas in Bozeman. The setting balances the ease of neighborhood living with the freedom to design and build a new home shaped to your routines, your light, and your sense of space. Everyday convenience is close at hand, with downtown Bozeman nearby for dining, errands, and local culture, while Bozeman Health sits within easy reach for work or peace of mind. With no existing structures to work around, the experience here begins with possibility: choosing how you’ll approach the site, where you’ll place outdoor living, and how you’ll frame daily life on your own piece of Montana ground.

Size: 1.00 acre