Tellwater, Montana neighborhoods. Four of them, top to bottom.
The valley drops 1,540 feet from the ski village to the ranch land, and each part of it lives differently. Here's each one, with its elevation and the first thing you should know.
Highmark
The ski village at 6,420 feet. First chair turns at 8:30.
- Elevation
- 6,420 ft
- Know first
- Four plowed roads, one lift and dues on every address.
- Lead agent
- Sunniva Brekke
- For sale now
- 2 of 3 listings shown
Old Town
Six brick blocks laid out in 1889. Coffee's on by 6.
- Elevation
- 5,140 ft
- Know first
- Sidewalks, alleys and houses built between 1890 and 1935.
- Lead agent
- Wade Thistlewood
- For sale now
- 2 of 3 listings shown
River Bend
Four miles of slow river below town, under the cottonwoods.
- Elevation
- 5,020 ft
- Know first
- Wells, gravel roads and a river that comes up in late May.
- Lead agent
- Maren Achterhof
- For sale now
- 2 of 3 listings shown
Sage Flats
Where the valley goes flat. Parcels start at 20 acres.
- Elevation
- 4,880 ft
- Know first
- Fence lines, hay ground and the whole range to the west.
- Lead agent
- Teodor Wahl
- For sale now
- 2 of 3 listings shown
Not sure which one is yours? Tell us how you'd spend a Tuesday, and we'll point.
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