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Blue Grass Meadows Subdivision

Bluegrass Meadows is an established south/southwest Bozeman neighborhood off Newman Lane near S. 19th Avenue — older homes on approximately 1-acre lots with a country feel, in the same general corridor as Lazy TH Estates and Hyalite Foothills. It’s a quiet, low-turnover neighborhood with limited public information available, which itself reflects the character: people move in and stay. Only 1 home has sold here in 2 years, and it sold in 1 day over asking price. If you’re interested in this neighborhood, a listing alert is the only way to stay ahead of the market.

Location: South/southwest Bozeman — MLS area 2SW. Newman Lane area. Near S. 19th Avenue

Drive to downtown Bozeman: Approx. 12–15 min

Drive to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport: Approx. 18–20 min

Drive to MSU Campus: Approx. 10–12 min

Nearest major corridor: S. 19th Avenue

Notable nearby: Hyalite Canyon and Reservoir, Lazy TH Estates (similar character), Hyalite Foothills

Housing types: Primarily single-family homes — established, older construction on acreage lots
HOA: Not confirmed — verify before purchasing
Lot sizes: Approximately 1.22 acres on the one recent sale
Price range: 1 sale in 2 years — $1.36M (3BR/3BA, 2,605 sq ft, 1.22 acres, sold in 1 day over asking at $1.36M vs $1.35M list) (as of April 2026)
Note: Extremely limited data

Bluegrass Meadows shares the general character of the Hyalite corridor — established acreage lots, country feel, S. 19th access giving quick shots north to town or south to Hyalite Canyon. The 1-acre lot standard gives each property genuine space and privacy.

Bluegrass Meadows tends to attract buyers who want an established acreage neighborhood with a country feel in the southwest Bozeman corridor — similar in character to Lazy TH Estates — without the premium of newer luxury subdivisions like Home 40 or Hyalite View Estates. The older homes can represent value for buyers comfortable with established construction.

- Only 1 home sold in 2 years — and it sold in 1 day over asking. The combination of rare inventory and immediate buyer demand tells you what you need to know about setting up an alert.

- Very limited public information is available on this neighborhood. Your best resource for on-the-ground character details is talking with a local agent who knows the area directly.

- HOA status not confirmed — verify before purchasing.

- Older construction is the norm here — expect variation in systems, updates, and condition compared to newer Hyalite corridor developments. Due diligence on specific homes matters more.