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Homes with Views for Sale in Manhattan

“Scenic Views Await in Manhattan, MT”

18 listings

Avg $2,403,389

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$15.5M

3000 Nixon Gulch Road

Manhattan, MT

$3.6M

499 Saddle Ridge Road

Manhattan, MT

$3.4M

715 Bates Road

Manhattan, MT

$3.3M

9670 Prairie Rd

$2.6M

2490 E Cedar Meadows Lane

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About Homes with Views in Manhattan

Manhattan, MT offers 18 homes with views currently on the market, with an average price of $2,403,389 and prices ranging from $345,000 to $15,500,000. These properties showcase sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and valleys that define the Gallatin Valley landscape. Whether seeking modest mountain vistas or expansive valley panoramas, Manhattan provides diverse options for buyers prioritizing scenic outlooks.

Average listing price: $2,403,389 · 18 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Homes in Manhattan typically feature mountain views of the Bridger Range and Spanish Peaks, along with expansive valley vistas across the Gallatin Valley. Properties range from modest foothill outlooks to sweeping 360-degree mountain panoramas depending on elevation and location.

Among the 18 current listings, homes with premium mountain or valley views command prices from $345,000 up to $15,500,000, with an average of $2,403,389. The most expensive properties often feature unobstructed, panoramic views of multiple mountain ranges.

Several of the 18 active listings include newer construction homes positioned to maximize mountain and valley views. Buyers should verify build dates and view protection with local realtors, as development patterns can affect long-term view preservation.