Commercial Real Estate on The Bozeman Daily Bee

Belgrade farm supply building sells for curated rural aesthetic studio campus

Wed, 26 Aug 2026 13:02:44 +0000

The former Gallatin Valley Farm Supply building on East Main Street in Belgrade sold last week for $3.8 million to a Bozeman-based investment group calling itself Homestead Collective LLC. The 18,000-square-foot property operated as a family-run farm and ranch supply outlet for sixty-two years before closing in March.

The new owners plan to subdivide the warehouse into thirty-two “rural creative suites” ranging from 400 to 600 square feet. Each unit will feature original exposed timber beams, sliding barn doors, and what the listing calls “authentic hayloft mezzanine options.” Monthly rents start at $2,800 for a ground-floor suite and $3,200 for a mezzanine configuration.

Four Corners industrial building lists as artisan production suites

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 13:04:42 +0000

The former Spruce Mill Distribution building on Jackrabbit Lane has been listed for lease as 14 artisan production suites ranging from 800 to 2,400 square feet. Asking rates start at $28 per square foot triple net. The property sold in March for $3.1 million to Gallatin Flex Partners LLC, a Bozeman-based investment group that also holds the former seed warehouse on East Babcock.

Broker Tate Hensley of Rocky Mountain Commercial says the build-out includes polished concrete, three-phase power, and grade-level roll-up doors at each suite. “We’re targeting small-batch producers who need more than a garage but less than a factory,” Hensley said. “Think custom furniture, specialty food, craft beverage. The kind of making that looks good on Instagram but still makes dust.”

West Main machine shop becomes heritage fabrication collective

Mon, 24 Aug 2026 13:03:48 +0000

The building at 317 West Main housed Bozeman Machine & Tool for thirty-four years. The shop repaired combine headers, fabricated irrigation fittings, and kept a coffee pot on for anyone who walked in. It sold in March for one point two million to a Bozeman LLC registered to a Portland address.

The new tenant is Heritage Fabrication Collective. The space will offer curated metalworking experiences starting at three hundred fifty dollars per month for bench access. A founding membership includes a branded leather apron and quarterly forge nights. The collective’s website features moody photography of hammers on reclaimed barn wood.

Former warehouse on East Oak listed as creative suites

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 09:24:30 +0000

The 18,000-square-foot warehouse at 412 East Oak Street has been listed for lease at $32 per square foot triple-net, marketed as “creative flex suites for the modern maker economy.” The building housed Gallatin Valley Wholesale Paper from 1972 until last October, when owner Dale Hargrove retired at 78.

Broker Tina Lareson of Peak Commercial says the asking rate is “a bargain by current Bozeman standards” and notes three tours already booked this week. The listing describes exposed timber trusses, 22-foot clear heights, and “immediate access to the North 7th corridor.”

East Babcock print shop sells for brand activation campus

Sat, 08 Aug 2026 22:18:41 +0000

The building at 612 East Babcock that housed Gallatin Printing for four decades changed hands last week for $2.8 million. The new owner, a limited liability company registered to a Bozeman address, filed permits for a “brand activation campus” with collaborative maker zones, a content capture studio, and what the listing calls a “heritage press gallery” preserving the original Heidelberg offset press as a conversation piece.

Gallatin Printing owner Dale Haskins, 72, said he received three offers in the first week. “The Heidelberg weighs four thousand pounds,” Haskins said. “They didn’t want the press. They wanted the story of the press. I told them the story is I fixed it with a pipe wrench and swear words for thirty years. They said that’s exactly the authentic narrative they’re looking for.”

Former car wash on South 19th listed as curated maker studios with heritage branding

Thu, 06 Aug 2026 19:01:41 +0000

The suds & shine car wash at 1420 south 19th avenue has been listed for lease as eighteen curated maker studios with heritage branding. The asking rate is thirty-two dollars per square foot triple net. The building was constructed in 1978 and has not been a car wash since 2019.

Broker Dale Hargrove of Hargrove Commercial says the property offers authentic industrial character with soaring seventeen-foot ceilings. The original coin-operated vacuum bays will be repurposed as private phone booths for video calls. The water reclamation system remains in place as a sculptural element.