Apartamentos en renta en Bozeman, MT
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2 Baños2 Bed 2 Bath Baxter Springs Condo with Mountain Views | 2228 Baxter Ln #7,
Bozeman, MT 59718
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Types of apartment in Bozeman, MT
Bozeman apartments range from older brick walk-ups near Downtown to newer wood-frame buildings with fiber-cement siding on the west side. Around Main Street and South Willson, you can still find small apartment buildings and houses for rent with front porches, alley access, and detached garages. In the northeast, near Story Mill Park, many apartments are in newer mixed-use blocks with simple lines, flat roofs, and larger windows. Interiors often include open kitchens and in-unit laundry in newer places, while older units can have smaller closets and less storage.
On the south side near MSU and over by the Museum of the Rockies, apartments often sit in low-rise buildings with surface parking and shared green space. Out toward Four Corners and the north side near Oak Street, many rentals are newer apartments, townhome-style units, and single-family houses with vinyl siding, small patios, and wider streets. Tradeoffs are pretty clear. Older apartments can have more central locations and more character outside. Newer apartments often have easier parking, bigger bedrooms, and more consistent layouts. Houses for rent can offer yards and garages, but upkeep and snow removal can vary.
On the south side near MSU and over by the Museum of the Rockies, apartments often sit in low-rise buildings with surface parking and shared green space. Out toward Four Corners and the north side near Oak Street, many rentals are newer apartments, townhome-style units, and single-family houses with vinyl siding, small patios, and wider streets. Tradeoffs are pretty clear. Older apartments can have more central locations and more character outside. Newer apartments often have easier parking, bigger bedrooms, and more consistent layouts. Houses for rent can offer yards and garages, but upkeep and snow removal can vary.
Getting around Bozeman, MT
Streamline, the local bus service, covers key parts of Bozeman and reaches areas near Downtown, MSU, and Four Corners. Driving is simple on Main Street, 19th Avenue, and Oak Street, but traffic can back up at busy hours. Parking depends on the block. Downtown can be tighter, while west side apartments often have larger lots. Walking works well near Main Street and campus. Biking is common on streets with lanes and on the Gallagator Trail.Living in Bozeman, MT
Bozeman is known for trail access, skiing, fishing, and a strong outdoor gear economy. Many renters spend time at Peets Hill, the Gallagator Trail, and Bogert Park, or head to Bridger Bowl and Hyalite. Downtown has local spots like the Ellen Theatre and the Bozeman Public Library nearby. Major work sectors include health care, construction, tech, hospitality, and outdoor products, which can shape where people rent apartments.Ver esta página en inglés: Apartments For Rent in Bozeman, MT - 1,038 Rentals | Trulia | Page 7