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Just minutes north of Darby town, tidy 3 bed 2 bath cedar home on 4.82 horse friendly acres. Beautiful west side location, private yet easy access to 93, outstanding expansive mountain views across soft meadows swathed by mature trees, landscaped, post and rail/woven wire cross fenced pastures w/wood shed, barn, greenhouse, fancy chicken coop (dog kennel/cat condo) w/secure 10 x 40 run, Tin Cup irrigation, oversized double car detached garage. New well pressure tank, radiant and hot water heaters. This lovely home is spacious, solid, comfortable and well maintained. Floor to ceiling vaulted bank of Pella windows frame the scenic surroundings from the living room, covered porch expands the living space, in floor radiant heat, vaulted ceilings, bounteous garden (approx. 150 x100),
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First Quarter Market Results
by Craig Siphers
This will be our first market report going back to 2008 that will use the Montana Regional Multiple Listing Service statistics for Ravalli County. You can see prior year end market reports on our website at montanarealestatepro.com under the resources tab. EXIT Realty Bitterroot Valley is active in both Missoula and Ravalli Counties and the Farm+Ranch+Land Division markets and acts as buyer representatives for all 56 counties in Montana, depending on price point.
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Year End Market Report -2018
By Craig Siphers
The Bitterroot real estate market felt a small slow down starting the end of July due to market contractions in feeder markets of the Montana market effected by the unknown effects of the mid term elections as well as the interest rate hikes of the fed. Even so, the Bitterroot Valley real estate general ended UP year over year in 2018.Residential Sales Continue to Be Strong
Condos had a generally strong year in 2018. there were 19 units sold in 2018 vs. 15 in 2017. The volume of condo sales went from $2.6 million to $3.3 million for an increase of 26%. The average sale price held steady at approximately $173,000 per unit.
The old saying in Montana is that if you don't like the weather, stick around an hour and it's bound to change. That can really be true because the Big Sky really is big and weather systems move in and out of vast expanses.
