The median home value in Fromberg, MT is $161,577.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $264,663.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Fromberg, MT is $161,577.
Approximately 69% of Fromberg homes are owned,
compared to 17% rented, while
12% are vacant.
Fromberg real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Fromberg real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Fromberg.
Courtesy: Kelly Bohnet-Erickson - Black Horse Realty, 406-861-5355
Kelly Bohnet-Erickson
End of Road Privacy and small-town peace of mind. This retreat boasts 4 bedrooms and 2 baths with a spacious home feel. Large kitchen, a walk-in pantry, and butcher block center island covet the home and the new stainless appliances and large dining area, make it the center piece of this rustic/modern feel. The lofted master suite provides dual walk-in closets and jetted tub for your own spa like space. Beautiful woodwork throughout and a gas fireplace gives the home warmth for Montana chilly winters. One acre provides enough space for everyone and the wrap around deck and screened in porch allow for enjoyment of the fresh spring evenings and breezy peaceful mornings. Attached oversized single garage with large insulated 24X32 shop to store toys and so much more! The original home was built in 1983 but the extensive addition was in 2005. This property has it all... It's worth the drive!
Courtesy: Tyler Mullaney - Trophy Ranches
Tyler Mullaney
123+/- acres with two newly constructed homes situated on the banks of the Clark Fork River. Views of the Beartooth Mountains, 102 +/- acres of irrigated alfalfa, outdoor riding arena, and recreational opportunities out your back door. Grab your fishing pole and take a walk to the river, but don't forget all the other species of wildlife that can be viewed from your front door including: Whitetails, Mule deer, pheasants, turkeys, and tons of waterfowl including large flocks of geese landing in the fields. With 108 shares of irrigation water, you can get 3-4 cutting of hay each year.
