A single parking space on West Main Street has been listed for sale at $375,000, marking what local real estate analysts are calling “a new milestone in Bozeman’s ongoing relationship with the concept of money.”

The space — a 9-by-18-foot rectangle of asphalt located between a pottery studio and a restaurant that changes concepts every four months — was listed Tuesday by Gallatin Valley Properties with the description: “Rare downtown opportunity. South-facing. Mountain views (if you stand on your car). Steps from dining, shopping, and existential crisis.”

“It’s a steal at this price point,” said listing agent Rick Vandermeer, who declined to specify what exactly was being stolen. “You’re not just buying parking. You’re buying a lifestyle. You’re buying the ability to say ‘I have a spot on Main’ at dinner parties. That’s priceless. Well, it’s $375,000. But emotionally? Priceless.”

The listing has drawn mixed reactions from downtown business owners.

“I think it’s great for the area,” said Jenna Foothills, owner of Aligned Crystals & Juicery, whose shop is adjacent to the space. “More investment means more foot traffic. Or, I guess in this case, tire traffic.”

Others were less enthusiastic. “I’ve been trying to park on Main Street for six years,” said longtime Bozeman resident Gary Nussbaum, 61. “Now I find out the spot I’ve been circling has an asking price higher than my house. In 1994, I bought a three-bedroom on Willson for less than this. It had a yard. The yard had a tree.”

The space does not include a garage, roof, walls, plumbing, electricity, or any structure of any kind. It does include, according to the listing, “ample natural light” and “open-concept living.”

At press time, the listing had received two offers over asking price, both from people who described themselves as “just looking.”