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Westfield South Subdivision

Westfield South is an established south Bozeman single-family neighborhood situated between S. 3rd Avenue and Wagon Wheel Road, directly across the street from Sacajawea Middle School. Homes were built mostly in the 1990s and early 2000s and tend to be larger than you might expect — most are in the 2,200–4,300 square foot range. The neighborhood has wonderful green space throughout and sits a short distance from the Sourdough Trail. It’s a quiet, low-turnover area with an active HOA. Note: Westfield South and adjacent Westfield are separate communities with their own HOAs — make sure you know which subdivision any listing belongs to.

Location: South Bozeman, between S. 3rd Avenue and Wagon Wheel Road — MLS area 1SK. City of Bozeman. Adjacent to Westfield

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. 3rd Avenue / S. 19th Avenue

Notable nearby: Sacajawea Middle School (directly across the street), Morning Star Elementary, MSU, Museum of the Rockies, Sourdough Trail (short distance)

Access notes: Same convenient south Bozeman location as Westfield — easy to MSU, downtown, and Hyalite Canyon corridor.

Housing types: Single-family only — 1990s–early 2000s construction
HOA: Yes — active. Note: separate HOA from Westfield
Green space: Throughout the neighborhood
Price range: Sold $999K–$1.33M; median sold $1.025M (as of April 2026)
Home sizes: Typically 5BR/3-4BA, 2,289–4,353 sq ft — larger homes than era might suggest

Westfield South has green space woven throughout the neighborhood and is a short distance from Sourdough Trail. Sacajawea Middle School is directly across the street — about as convenient as school proximity gets. Morning Star Elementary and MSU are also nearby.

Westfield South tends to attract buyers who want an established, quiet south Bozeman neighborhood with school proximity front and center — literally across the street from Sacajawea — and larger homes than the area's price point might suggest. The 1990s–early 2000s construction means updated systems and layouts compared to older south side neighborhoods.

- Westfield South and Westfield are adjacent but entirely separate communities with different HOAs. Make sure you know which subdivision any listing belongs to before purchasing.

- No current active listings — a listing alert is the best way to stay ahead of new inventory.

- The homes here tend to be larger than buyers might expect from a 90s south Bozeman neighborhood — 2,289–4,353 sq ft with 5BR configurations on some listings. Worth knowing when comparing options in this corridor.

- Median DOM on sold listings is 78 days — slower than some nearby neighborhoods. This may reflect buyer selectivity or pricing precision mattering more here.