Private landscaped courtyardHeated balconyWool carpetingHigh-end fixturesBosch appliancesBright and airy feelEngineered oak hardwood floors
The Henry, a six-story luxury condominium building in Downtown Bozeman, #207 has a bright and airy feel to it. Sitting on 1,886 SF with two bedrooms, plus den, two and a half bathrooms, and a 122+- SF heated balcony, this unit has it all. With engineered oak hardwood floors, wool carpeting, quartz countertops and Bosch appliances to go with high-end fixtures and tons of natural light, this condo is a ready-made luxury offering in the heart of the Rocky Mountains’ coolest town. And it doesn’t stop there - The Henry building has amenities that make it more than just a residence: a ground floor fitness center, a private, landscaped courtyard and climate-controlled, secure underground parking. Just three blocks from Main Street, twenty-five minutes to Bridger Bowl and forty-five minutes to Big Sky Resort, you'll have easy access to the vibrant downtown scene, outdoor recreational activities, and Montana's stunning natural landscapes.
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Listed by:
Joy Vance406-241-1921,
The Agency Bozeman,
Jeremy Seglem406-404-9404,
The Agency Bozeman
Source: Big Sky Country MLS,MLS#: 400186Originating MLS: Big Sky Country MLS
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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