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Solar Homes for Sale in Bozeman

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11 listings

Avg $2,226,545

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$5.5M

383 Boreal Way

Bozeman, MT

$4.3M

280 High Ridge Road

Bozeman, MT

$2.7M

419 S 3rd Avenue

Bozeman, MT

$2.6M

31 Ladybug

$2.3M

515 W Cleveland Street

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280 High Ridge Road

Bozeman, MT

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419 S 3rd Avenue

Bozeman, MT

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31 Ladybug

Bozeman, MT

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$2.3M

515 W Cleveland Street

Bozeman, MT

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$1.8M

3096 Woodchuck Road

Bozeman, MT

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$1.6M

211 Bridger Vale Drive

Bozeman, MT

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$1.4M

950 White Horse Loop

Bozeman, MT

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About Solar Homes in Bozeman

Bozeman, MT currently features 11 solar homes on the market, with an average price of $2,226,545 and a range from $739,000 to $5,490,000. These properties integrate photovoltaic systems with the area's abundant sunshine and Rocky Mountain views, offering energy savings amid Montana's growing demand for sustainable living. Buyers can choose from entry-level to luxury options tailored to Bozeman's unique climate and outdoor lifestyle.

Average listing price: $2,226,545 · 11 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Montana offers a 5% state tax credit on solar installations plus federal ITC benefits that can reduce costs by 30%. In Bozeman, buyers of the 11 current listings should verify HOA rules and net metering policies with local utility NorthWestern Energy before purchase.

Properties with solar in Bozeman typically command premiums due to lower utility bills and appeal to eco-conscious buyers. With only 11 listings averaging $2,226,545, energy-efficient homes in the $739,000–$5,490,000 range often sell faster in this competitive market.

Bozeman receives ample summer sun and handles winter snow with properly angled panels, making solar effective despite cold temperatures. The 11 available homes demonstrate reliable performance, helping buyers reduce long-term energy costs in Montana's variable weather.