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Sundance Springs Subdivision

Sundance Springs is a south Bozeman single-family subdivision with approximately 180 homesites, many of which back directly to extensive open space and trail system. It connects with West Meadow Subdivision and is positioned near Morning Star Elementary, Sacajawea Middle School, and MSU. Hyalite Canyon is a short drive to the south. Lot sizes are notably generous — many run 15,000 to 16,500 square feet — and homes tend to be larger than average for this corridor. When homes do come to market here, they move quickly — median days on market for sold listings is just 9 days. We’ve also featured Sundance Springs on the Life in Bozeman Montana YouTube channel.

Location: South Bozeman — MLS area 1SK. City of Bozeman. Morning Sun Drive, Peace Pipe Drive, Rain Roper Drive, Rocking Bear Circle, E. Graf Street area. Connects to West Meadow Subdivision

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 / Graf Street

Notable nearby: Morning Star Elementary, Sacajawea Middle School, MSU, Museum of the Rockies, Hyalite Canyon, West Meadow (connected)

Access notes: Graf Street connects east-west across the south side. S. 19th gives direct access to Hyalite Canyon.

Housing types: Single-family only — approximately 180 homesites
HOA: Yes — active, with covenants, dues, and architectural guidelines
Lot sizes: Generous — many 15,000–16,500 sq ft (approx. 0.35–0.38 acres); some up to 0.41 acres
Price range: Sold $1.075M–$1.925M; median sold $1.35M (as of April 2026)
Home sizes: Typically 4-5BR/3-4BA, 2,393–4,345 sq ft

Many Sundance Springs homesites back directly to the extensive open space and trail system that runs through this south Bozeman corridor. The neighborhood connects directly with West Meadow Subdivision, expanding the walkable area for residents. Morning Star Elementary and Sacajawea Middle School are minutes away. Hyalite Canyon is a short drive for hiking, fishing, and backcountry recreation.

Sundance Springs tends to attract buyers who want a generous south Bozeman lot with open space or trail access behind them — combined with school proximity and a short drive to both downtown and Hyalite Canyon. The larger lot sizes relative to the price point make it a consistent draw for buyers who want outdoor space without going further out of town.

- Homes here have been selling in a median of 9 days — one of the fastest-moving neighborhoods in the south Bozeman corridor. If Sundance Springs is on your list, staying ahead of new inventory is essential.

- Many homesites back directly to open space or trails — worth identifying specifically which lots have this feature when evaluating listings, as it affects both privacy and value.

- Sundance Springs connects directly with West Meadow Subdivision — buyers looking at one should consider the other as well, as the neighborhoods share a similar character and trail access.

- The architectural guidelines mean consistent design standards throughout the neighborhood — worth reviewing before purchasing if you have specific plans for the property.

- We've covered Sundance Springs on the Life in Bozeman Montana YouTube channel — check there for an on-the-ground look at the neighborhood.