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The Crossing Subdivision

The Crossing is a single-family subdivision off Baxter Lane in northwest Bozeman, developed starting around 2014. It’s surrounded on multiple sides by the 100 Acre Regional Park and trail system, which gives it a connected, outdoorsy feel without sacrificing convenience — shopping, restaurants, and quick freeway access are all close by. If you want a single-family home in this part of town with strong trail and park access built in, The Crossing is a solid option in the upper-mid price range.

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Location: Northwest Bozeman, off Baxter Lane / Davis Lane

Drive to downtown Bozeman: Approx. 10 min

Drive to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport: Approx. 15 min

Drive to MSU Campus: Approx. 12 min

Nearest major corridor: Baxter Lane / Davis Lane / N. 19th Avenue

Notable nearby: 100 Acre Regional Park, Dinosaur Park, shopping and dining on N. 19th

Access notes: Accessible from both Davis and Baxter Lane.

Housing types: Single-family homes only
Development began: 2014
HOA: Yes — managed by Luna Properties. HOA dues and design guidelines in place.
Price range: Approx. $800K–$1.4M (as of March 2026)

The Crossing is surrounded by trails and the 100 Acre Regional Park, offering direct access to the Dinosaur Playground, two lakes, and an extensive walking and biking trail network. Mountain views are a consistent feature throughout the neighborhood. Nearby shopping and dining along N. 19th Avenue is a short drive away.

The Crossing tends to attract buyers looking for a single-family home in the northwest Bozeman corridor with strong trail and park access, mountain views, and proximity to everyday amenities — at a price point that reflects the newer construction and location. The all-single-family character gives it a more consistent feel than mixed-use subdivisions nearby.

- The Crossing has HOA design guidelines in addition to standard dues — worth reviewing if you're planning any exterior modifications down the road.

- School district boundaries in this part of northwest Bozeman can be counterintuitive. Always verify your specific address with the Bozeman School District.