Plan 1 in Northwest Crossing, Bozeman, MT 59718
FOR SALE
NEW CONSTRUCTION
BUILDABLE PLAN

Plan 1 in Northwest Crossing by Williams Homes
Bozeman, MT 59718

  • 3 Beds
  • 2.5 Baths
  • 1,690 sqft

$551,900+

Est. Mortgage $3,121/mo*
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$551,900+

Est. Mortgage $3,121/mo*
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3 Beds
2.5 Baths
1,690 sqft

Local Information

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Description

The Jefferson Plan 1 is a two-story duplex showcasing a spacious open floorplan on the first level, shared between the family room, kitchen and dining room ideal for easy living and social gatherings. Upstairs, youll find all three bedrooms, including the luxurious primary bedroom, en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. Enjoy access through the covered front porch, or two-car garage.
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Home Highlights

Parking
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HOA
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Price/Sqft
$327
Listed
44 days ago

Home Details for 4807 Briarwood Ln #RBCPEI

Interior Features

Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 2

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 2026
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Single Family HomeArchitecture: House

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
GarageParking Spaces: 2Parking: Garage

Price & Status

Price
Price Per Sqft: $327

All New Homes in Northwest Crossing

Quick Move-in Homes (3)

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3 bd (1)
4 bd (2)
4901 Harvest Parkway Ln
3bd
2.5ba
1,690 sqft
$589,900
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4821 Compass Ln
4bd
2.5ba
2,039 sqft
$699,990
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4822 Compass Ln
4bd
3ba
2,338 sqft
$723,990
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Buildable Plans (2)

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3 bd (1)
4 bd (1)
Plan 1 Plan
3bd
2.5ba
1,690 sqft
$551,900+
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Plan 1 Plan
4bd
2.5ba
2,041 sqft
$649,990+
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Community Description

Live Local at Northwest Crossing - It's All Right Here!Northwest Crossing promises to be a charming new take on classic Bozeman, where urban-esque homes are oriented around parks, surrounded by recreational green space, and connected to local businesses and eateries with walkable streetscapes that bring neighbors out to play.Here, the essence of Bozemans local charm is reflected in every corner of the neighborhood.Living Localmeans having everything you need just steps awayfrom dining at cozy cafes to browsing boutique shopsall without ever starting your car. For families, the convenience grows even greater with the soccer multiplex just across the street, creating a hub for kids' activities and shared community moments.Within this master-planned environment, Williams Homes is bringing an exciting fusion of three distinct new home collections, inspired by those with a creative spirit and a lifestyle that champions the outdoors.Northwest Crossing is designed for effortless living, where neighbors connect, errands are simple, and the vibrant pulse of Bozemans local culture feels like home. Its a mix of easy urban energy and relaxed outdoor vibesan anticipated new hub that bringsBozeman living together. DRE# 01449126
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Office Hours

Sales Office
4807 Briarwood Lane
Bozeman, MT 59718
(406) 616-4827
By Appointment Only10 AM - 6 PM

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What Locals Say about Bozeman

At least 323 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 96 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 86 % Say car is needed

  • 83 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 79 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 79 % Say kids play outside

  • 78 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 75 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 71 % Say parking is easy

  • 65 % Say there's wildlife

  • 61 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 59 % Say it's quiet

  • 53 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 50 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 48 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 43 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 35 % Say there are community events

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  • Jptigers1
    "Great parks, outdoor green spaces are amazing, great food and restaurants, plenty of activity for the whole family. "
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  • D Carlson
    "Privacy, autonomy, acreage while living 15 minutes from town. We also can keep our horses, grow a garden and maintain our property. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Nice neighborhood, good location and great trail system. Commute is 10 minutes or less. Could use more food options nearby "
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    "Closest public transportation is a mile away. Trail system is great for biking anywhere in the city. Also, everything in Bozeman is within about 4-5 miles"
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  • Trulia User
    "it's a student area full of church activities and some students often go hicking.Generaly friendly community "
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  • Laura H.
    "Easy access to freeway so no big deal. Good for me to get to the hospital and my husband also uses the freeway to get to work."
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  • Wilma J.
    "most times when you need help, neighbors are always there to lend a hand. people here in Montana are very nice, friendly, and helpful. wave at a stranger and they will wave back."
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  • Hannah.jacobsma
    "Walking or biking - I rarely drive except to pick up groceries at Rosauers. But other times I walk to the coop. I walk to work, and I walk for fun. I drive to go fishing or hiking. My commute is easy and right now I love at home, so no commute necessary. I love it"
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  • Christina N.
    "Multiple dogs parks close by, it’s paradise. 2 near by, have unleashed parks as well ..................."
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  • Emily S.
    "Good sidewalks low traffic for now new houses parks and stuff are around here and it’s lovely so I re"
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  • Lee
    "I have lived here for 18 years and I love this place ! Great people and so much to do around the area ."
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  • Emily S.
    "This area is very dog friendly and if you have a dog people will be friendly to your dog it’s good here"
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  • Singineasy
    "It’s super dog friendly everywhere. Most people have dogs and there’s great places to take your dog. "
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  • Groaaselunde
    "trails, a park, closeness to everything. walkable bikable neighborhood.................................................. "
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  • Th M. B.
    "Safe and diversity this area. Good environment for children to grow and play around. People are friendly and nice. "
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  • Cherylr307
    "by car, straight shot. but 19th can be a nightmare. at least it's beautiful along the bridger range"
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  • Mark S.
    "Tons of walking paths and several off-leash parks. Doggie cleanup bags and cans are readily available. "
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  • Groaaselunde
    "trails! walkable and bikable!- close to town and university, grocery store, nordic skiing, schools, culture events, arts, trees, ski swap, trail cleanup, farmers' market "
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  • Jake.ahmann
    "Lots of green space and parks in easy walking distance from most neighborhoods. The town itself is very dog friendly, with well behaved pets being welcomed in most local businesses. The mountains outside of town also offer a great opportunity to get Rover out for exercise- just clean up after him. "
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  • Tjbenedickt
    "This neighborhood is in a great school district. It has beautiful Mountain Views and a very safe and friendly feel. It’s a wonderful place for families. Close to town but very quiet. "
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  • Elisenbyron
    "All dogs are welcome. There is no sidewalk, but cars respect pedestrians and their pups. However, one neighbor has huskies that howl at 6am."
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  • Jumoke O.
    "I have been living here for 4 years and I love the neighborhood. The environment is serene. There is playground for my kids . It's near restaurants and big mall. Also, it's situated within the campus."
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  • Hilary
    "Proximity to Main Street for EVERYTHING. is a huge perk. And Bogart Farmers Market in the summer! The convenience literally can’t be matched."
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  • Henry K.
    "My old neighborhood was close to schools including MSU and trails. Neighbors either left you alone or were friendly. There was a park nearby. It was a straight drive downtown. "
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  • Michele l
    "no community events. just a nice quiet friendly neighborhood. we all walk our dogs children ride bikes on the sidewalk. college students live here as well"
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  • Baciglenn
    "There are lots of trails, sidewalks and paths for walking your faithful companions. Most people keep their sidewalks shoveled for easy/safe walking in winter."
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  • Heather M.
    "Several local events and very family friendly events throughout the year. Very down to earth and helpful people all around Bozeman. I grew up here and I am thankful to be back to raise my kids here. "
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  • Kate B.
    "well I live next to the prison so that unique. keeps things exciting for sure. very quite and in a good location though "
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  • Taylormcardle
    "Bozeman has a beautiful dog park and lots of dog friendly hiking trails! Plenty of dog owners around. The county has a great animal control program. "
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  • Kaimt3
    "Very easy access to trail system which takes me right to Main Street after about 10 minute bike ride or 30 minute walk all on a pretty crushed gravel trail"
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  • Massimiliano P.
    "Downtown walks, ice cream socials and pot lucks, ice skating, Hay Maze and other cool fun stuff with family "
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  • Morosijunk
    "My neighborhood has good access to trails, easy bike ride to Main Street. Deer roam around in the neighborhood. "
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  • Anna B.
    "I’d say majority of the neighborhoods are safe but be cautious near roads, as cars (especially in the downtown area) are not careful about playing children or pedestrians/bikers."
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  • Brandon C.
    "there's a free bus that drives routes around town but I prefer walking because I can usually get to my destination faster than riding the free bus."
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  • Alia R.
    "Lots of children playing in yards and streets as well as the park. Tonight’s walk we saw people kayaking in the lake, walking dogs, and fishing the trout catch and release. "
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  • Juliekeaton
    "I live here, the cost of living/housing is completely unreasonable compared to average wages. Many areas feel crowded."
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  • Nels J.
    "Trail system, quiet, diverse architecture, yet close to MSU, downtown, Sourdough Canyon, Bridger Brewing, etc"
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  • Fletcher K.
    "The park is great, we walk all the time. It has become quite expensive, like the rest of Bozeman. Close to schools is also a bonus."
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Plan 1 Plan is a buildable plan in Northwest Crossing. Northwest Crossing is a new community in Bozeman, MT. This buildable plan is a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 1,690 sqft single-family home and was listed by Williams Homes on Jan 16, 2026. The asking price for Plan 1 Plan is $551,900.