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Gran Cielo Subdivision

Gran Cielo is a newer south Bozeman development off S. 19th between Graf and Stucky, built around a 4+ acre central park that serves as the community’s centerpiece. It offers four distinct product types — townhomes, narrow homes, and two tiers of single-family homes — all with a contemporary Scandinavian-influenced design aesthetic. The development is built on 49 acres with 124 residential lots, and homes range from the upper $700Ks to nearly $2M. If you want new construction with a genuine community design philosophy and a range of options under one master plan, Gran Cielo is one of the more architecturally distinctive developments on Bozeman’s south side.

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Location: South Bozeman, off S. 19th Avenue between Graf Street and Stucky Road — MLS area 1SK. City of Bozeman

Drive to downtown Bozeman: Approx. 8–10 min

Drive to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport: Approx. 15–18 min

Drive to MSU Campus: Approx. 5–8 min

Nearest major corridor: S. 19th Avenue

Notable nearby: Blackwood Groves, MSU campus, Hyalite Canyon, south Bozeman schools, Gallagator Trail

Access notes: S. 19th is a primary south Bozeman corridor. Easy access to MSU, downtown, and Hyalite Canyon.

Housing types: Four distinct product types —
• Kul — Townhomes (duplex/triplex), 3BR/2.5–3.5BA, ~2,000 sq ft, designed by Studio H Design
• Fika — Narrow homes (condo ownership, lives like single-family), 3BR/2.5BA, ~1,700 sq ft, detached garage, designed by CP Haus
• Lagom — Single-family, 2,000–2,500 sq ft, variety of architectural styles
• Glede — Luxury signature single-family, premium park-adjacent lots, build-to-suit options, four local design firms
Total lots: 124 on 49 acres
Central park: 4+ acres
HOA: Yes — active
Price range: Condos/townhomes $729K–$849K active; single-family $1.25M–$1.745M active; median sold $1.175M (as of April 2026)

The central park is the heart of Gran Cielo's design — a 4+ acre green space that draws residents together and gives the neighborhood a genuine sense of place. The Gallagator Trail connects the area to downtown Bozeman and Blackwood Groves. Hyalite Canyon is a short drive to the south. MSU is minutes away, as are south Bozeman schools and the S. 19th amenity corridor.

Gran Cielo tends to attract buyers who are drawn to thoughtful community design and contemporary architecture — and who want options across different product types in the same master-planned neighborhood. The Scandinavian/modern aesthetic is consistent throughout, giving the neighborhood a cohesive character. The range from townhomes to luxury Glede homes means buyers at different price points can all find an option within the same community framework.

- Gran Cielo's four housing product types (Kul, Fika, Lagom, Glede) have very different ownership structures, sizes, and price points. Make sure you're clear on which product type any listing belongs to before comparing prices.

- The Fika Narrow Homes are condo-ownership but live like single-family homes — the ownership and HOA structure is different from traditional condos, worth understanding before purchasing.

- The Glede Signature Homes offer build-to-suit options — if you're interested in the park-adjacent luxury lots, contact the developer directly as availability and pricing are managed separately.

- Gran Cielo is adjacent to Blackwood Groves — between the two developments, this section of south Bozeman off S. 19th is an active construction area. Understand the broader development context when evaluating specific listings.

- S. 19th is a busy corridor. Homes on the interior streets of the development will have more separation from traffic.