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GET TO KNOW BIG SKY COUNTRY

Meet Our Montana

When it comes to choosing where to live in Montana, your options are endless. Here at Legacy Realty, we specialize in Central Montana. From the smallest communities to the largest and from ranch properties to riverside retreats, there are plenty of places to put down your roots and build your own legacy. Take a look at some of our local Montana communities. 

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Belt, Montana

With a tagline "A Town with a Heart," you know that Belt has to be a special place. Home to around 500 or so residents, Belt is about 20 minutes from Great Falls, which means you have small-town living with easy access. Belt has a K-12 school, breweries, grocery store, library and more. It's within easy reach of outdoor recreation that includes Sluice Boxes State Park, the Little Belt Mountains and Highwood Mountains. 

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Cascade, Montana 

Located between Great Falls and Helena, Cascade sits on the Missouri River. With a population of nearly 600 people, Cascade has a K-12 school, restaurants, stores, library and more. It offers quick access to some of the best recreation in Central Montana, including Tower Rock State Park, fly-fishing/floating on the Missouri River and stunning views. This area is home to longtime family ranches, river cabins and a tightknit community. 

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Helena, Montana 

Montana's capitol city, Helena is home to about 35,000 or so people. It has deep roots in Montana history and today has abundant things to see and do. A vibrant community, Helena has a walking mall, local restaurants, performing arts centers, local breweries, hot springs and plenty of family-friendly activities. It's also home to Carrol College, a private Catholic liberal arts college, and Helena College. 

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Great Falls, Montana 

The third-largest city in Montana, Great Falls has a population of 60,000. Sitting on the Missouri River, it's the hub of Central Montana, with highlights that include the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, C.M. Russell Museum, the River's Edge Trail and a vibrant downtown core. It's also home to the University of Providence, Great Falls College MSU and Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. With its location, it's easy to access the Rocky Mountain Front, Highwood Mountains and Little Belt Mountains. 

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Central Montana 

This region of Montana is home to a mix of small towns, wild places and cities, with each having its own distinct personality, amenities and attributes. In addition to the communities listed above, we work in the surrounding area that are home to places like Chinook, Dutton, Fort Shaw, Hobson, Lincoln, Monarch, Moore,  Roberts, Vaughn and Wolf Creek.  

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