Livingston Real Estate

Livingston Real Estate

Welcome to Livingston, Montana – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Park County that perfectly blends small-town charm with stunning natural beauty. With its rich history and vibrant culture, Livingston is more than just a place to live; it's a community that welcomes you with open arms.

As you stroll through the picturesque downtown area, you'll be captivated by the historic architecture and an array of local shops, galleries, and eateries that showcase the town's artistic spirit. The lively atmosphere is complemented by the warm smiles of the residents who take pride in their town's heritage and community values.

Livingston is ideally situated along the banks of the Yellowstone River, providing residents with breathtaking views and endless recreational opportunities. Whether you enjoy fishing, hiking, or simply soaking in the stunning landscapes, the surrounding mountains and rivers offer a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Yellowstone National Park, just a short drive away, is a world-renowned destination that draws visitors from around the globe, making Livingston an ideal home base for nature lovers.

In addition to its natural beauty, Livingston boasts a vibrant arts scene, with regular events and festivals that celebrate local talent. The community is dedicated to preserving its unique character while embracing growth and innovation, making it an attractive place for families, retirees, and adventurers alike.

If you're looking for a place that offers a rich sense of history, a strong sense of community, and unparalleled access to the great outdoors, Livingston, Montana, is the perfect destination to call home. Come discover the charm and beauty of this remarkable town – you may just find your dream home here!

Newest Listings in Livingston

$1,275,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 414460 MLS
Montana Living magazine called Parks Reece "Van Gogh meets The Far Side." This is the house where that aesthetic has evolved over 37 years. Reece started building in the 1980s with help from friends and never entirely stopped. Park County's inaugural Artist Laureate spent close to four decades working this log home the way he works a canvas, in layers, over years. His trout, his wildlife, his gift for adding levity to gravity, all of it is built into the home. Wrought iron railings bend into cattails. A steel panel cut into the balcony railing reproduces his "Balancing Fin and Yang," two trout circling nose to tail with a fly fisherman atop in endless pursuit. A radiant-heated concrete floor is washed green and blue with three trout coming up through the water, reflecting the same fascination with how a fish shifts color in changing light that started his career in Gardiner in the 1970s. Out back, rocks with glass eyes rise from the grass, like brookies to a dry fly. A hand-built antler chandelier hangs in the great room. Reece calls it the Antelier. The house is Montana log construction with a Japanese undercurrent. Rice-paper-style panels wall off two upstairs bedrooms, and the second floor opens over the living room below. The studio is also upstairs, skylit, with a balcony facing Livingston Peak and its own stairway down to the stone patio and deck. The daylight basement holds a rec room, a full bath, and the third bedroom. 4,516 sq ft of living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, on 2 acres tucked into the hillside, sheltered by high ground on three sides and open to the Absaroka Range on the fourth. Sandstone outcrops on the slope above, mature conifers screening the house from the road, south-facing so it takes sun most of the day. Attached two-car garage. Exterior sauna building that doubles as a bunkhouse. A whirlpool room with a roll-up garage door that opens the tub to views of rolling horse pasture and mountainsides. Metal pole barn for storage or parking. Permitted three-bedroom septic. Water rights in hand for both the spring that currently serves the house and the domestic well, which can be brought back online. Reece is downsizing to his next project, a treehouse on the Yellowstone. This one is ready for someone else's hand.

302 Cokedale Road, Livingston

$525,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 414310 MLS
You won't want to miss this charming, well-cared-for ranch with mountain views on the desirable south side of Livingston! Located in the quiet family-friendly "bird streets" neighborhood, the spacious, fully-fenced yard is perfect for pets, kids, and hosting. One of the only oak trees in town provides ample shade in the summer, and the large evergreen trees are ideal for hammocks. A huge bonus is the roof was replaced in 2025! The simple single-level layout creates ease, stays cool in the summer, and is efficient to heat in the winter. The two-car garage is fully insulated and heated, providing extra space for work, storage, or a home gym. The kitchen has a new dishwasher, electric stove, and walk-in pantry. The dining area has sliding doors out to the deck and a wood-burning fireplace with a cozy bench seat. Built-in bookshelves in the dining room and living room help organize the space. And large windows in the living room bring in extra natural light. The master bedroom and second bedroom have new flooring and natural wood trim. The third bedroom is perfect for a nursery, office, or guest room. The full and three-quarters bathrooms add to the ease of the home. The convenient location is just blocks from shopping at Town & Country and has easy access to downtown as well as beautiful hikes south of town. From your front door, take a walk to the Ninth Street Park, enjoy the Yellowstone River, and follow the riverside trail that connects Sacajawea Park and Miles Park. Don't wait to schedule a viewing today!

605 Robin Lane, Livingston

$825,000
6 Beds 4 Baths 414289 MLS
Built in 1895 and commanding the same stretch of North Main Street for over 130 years, the Stockman Building is one of Livingston's most recognizable and enduring landmarks — a two-story brick cornerstone with a basement that has witnessed the full arc of this remarkable western town. Step inside and the character is immediate. A sweeping curved wooden bar anchors the main level, its warm honey-toned wood and arched back bar mirror the centerpiece of a room that took generations to earn its patina. Full-length exposed brick walls lined with original timber posts run the length of the dining room — the kind of authentic interior atmosphere that simply cannot be replicated in new construction and that draws people in before they ever see a menu. At 6,250 square feet the building offers a fully operational main level restaurant and bar space with basement storage, and three updated upper-level apartments on the second floor — two one-bedroom units and one two-bedroom unit — all with generous windows and shared laundry. The Stockman Building sits prominently within Livingston's Downtown Commercial Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places — a designation that reflects both the building's architectural integrity and its irreplaceable role in the cultural fabric of one of Montana's most storied communities. Flanked by thriving neighboring businesses and steps from the Yellowstone River, the Murray Hotel, and the best of downtown Livingston, the location is as strong as the bones. The seller's preference for owner financing at a 3% interest rate make this an incredible investment opportunity for someone who wants to be part of Livingston's colorful downtown history.

118 N Main Street, Livingston

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