THE GRANARY | BOZEMAN, MONTANA VACATION RENTALS

A Mountain Retreat in Montana's Gallatin Valley

A Place to Gather, Reconnect & Experience Montana.

Welcome to The Granary, a collection of thoughtfully appointed vacation homes in Bozeman, Montana. With beautiful mountain views, inviting spaces to gather, and room to slow down, The Granary offers a place to experience the best of Montana while enjoying the comforts of home.

 

COME FOR THE MOUNTAINS. STAY FOR THE MEMORIES.

THE BEST OF MONTANA, WITHOUT THE COMPROMISE

The Granary Difference.

There’s something special about finding a place that lets you experience Montana at its best. At The Granary, you’ll enjoy the beauty and breathing room of the Gallatin Valley, with the Bridger Range as your backdrop, while remaining just minutes from the heart of Bozeman.

From the distinctive barn-inspired architecture of the main house to our one-of-a-kind shipping container cabins, every space has its own character. Thoughtful details, comfortable queen beds, private bathrooms, and inviting interiors create a balance of comfort, privacy, and connection.

Gather around the expansive kitchen island, open the barn doors to bring the outdoors in, enjoy the private sauna and fitness gym, or simply slow down and take in the surroundings.

Backing up to a working agricultural land preserve, The Granary offers a front-row seat to Montana’s natural beauty. Watch deer wander through the property, cranes move across the landscape, bald eagles soar overhead, ducks and geese enjoy the open fields, and occasionally, even elk make an appearance.

Here, the Montana landscape becomes part of your stay.

BOZEMAN VACATION RENTALS

Three Unique Spaces. Five Ways to Stay.

Two private cabins and one spacious house offer five flexible rental combinations under 1 acre of secluded property. Whether your’e planning an intimate getaway, a family vacation, or bringing a larger group together for a special event, The Granary offers the flexibility to make your stay your own. Book a single accommodation for a private getaway or combine spaces for up to 10 guests. However you choose to stay, you all enjoy the amenities of the beautiful Gallatin Valley setting with the same Bridger Range as your backdrop.

Bozeman, Montana

Yellowstone country, in every direction

EXPLORE BOZEMAN, MONTANA

Four seasons of Bozeman Montana attractions

Beyond the property line, the Gallatin Valley offers a full calendar of outdoor pursuits – each within an easy drive of the property and the entrance to Yellowstone.

Yellowstone National Park

Stay near Yellowstone's north entrance, less than an hour away - geysers, wildlife, and the Lamar Valley within reach for a day trip.

Fly Fishing

The Gallatin and Madison rivers are minutes away, drawing anglers from around the world for blue-ribbon trout water.

Skiing & Snowboarding

Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Resort offer everything from local, low-key runs to some of the largest terrain in the country.

Fall Huntin Season

The Gallatin Valley is well known for its hunting grounds, with the season drawing visitors each fall.

Ice Climbing

Nearby canyons fill with frozen waterfalls each winter, attracting climbers training for some of the world's biggest peaks.

Northern Lights

On clear nights, the aurora has been known to appear over the ridge - a rare reward for those watching the sky.

EAT

The Wild Crumb

A James Beard - nominated bakery turning out some of the best pastries and bread in town.

Jam!

A local favorite for brunch - the blueberry ricotta pancakes are worth the wait.

Tanglewood Grill & Tap

Thoughtful, elegant meals for a quiet dinner for two or a larger gathering in their private upstairs room.

Blackbird

Artisan pizza, pasta, and a well-chosen wine list, in the heart of downtown.

The Coffee Pot Bakery Cafe

A quiet, out-of-the-way spot for soups, breads, and baked goods that feel homemade.

DRINK

Sky Shed at The Armory

A rooftop bar with views of four mountain ranges - and, after dark, an exceptional view of the night sky.

Montana Ale Works

An upscale take on casual food and drink, with a deep list of Montana's best craft beer and spirits.

Plonk

Fine wine and craft cocktails in a warm, classic setting downtown.

Devil's Toboggan

A speakeasy on the second floor of a restored Cannery District factory, with cocktails built for slow evenings.

The Jump

A communal gathering spot near Gallatin Gateway, with mountain fare, coffee, and the occasional night of live music and dancing.

“I am in love with Montana. For other states, I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection. But with Montana, it is love.”

— John Steinbeck, Travels with Charley

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A mountain wedding venue in Gallatin Valley

As a Montana wedding venue, reserve the property in its entirety for your wedding, reunion, or retreat. Five buildings, open valley views, and on-site accommodations for up to sixteen guests set this mountain wedding venue apart from the ranch venues that dominate the region – with easy access from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport.

THE JOURNAL

Notes on the valley

Field guides to the seasons, the rivers, and the mountains – coming soon.

Fly Fishing Destination Guide - Coming Soon

A guide to the rivers, seasons, and outfitters that make this stretch of Montana a destination for anglers from around the world.

Seasons at Bridger Bowl Destination Guide - Coming Soon

From local favorite Bridger Bowl to the scale of Big Sky Resort - what to expect from a winter spent here.

Watching the Aurora from the Valley Floor - Destination Guide - Coming Soon

On the nights the northern lights reach this far south - and how to know when to watch for them.

ABOUT

A private retreat in the Gallatin Valley

The property sits in Montana’s Gallatin Valley, where mountain storms pass quickly – a half hour of thunder and lightning, then clear skies over the Bridger Range.

Every cabin and house has been thoughtfully outfitted for long stays, whether you’ve come for a week of fly fishing, a ski weekend, or to gather everyone you love under the big sky.

GOOD TO KNOW

Bozeman & Yellowstone, Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Bozeman, Montana from Yellowstone?

Yellowstone’s north entrance, at Gardiner, is about an hour’s drive from Bozeman – and roughly the same distance from the property, making it an easy day trip in either direction.

Bozeman is best known for its access to Yellowstone National Park, world-class fly fishing on the Gallatin and Madison rivers, skiing at Bridger Bowl and Big Sky, and a fall hunting season – alongside a lively downtown of local restaurants and bars.

Bozeman is known as a gateway to Yellowstone and the Gallatin Valley – a small mountain city surrounded by blue-ribbon trout rivers, two major ski resorts, and some of the best big-game hunting grounds in Montana.

The property sits about an hour from Yellowstone’s north entrance in the Gallatin Valley near Bozeman, offering private cabins and houses as an alternative to in-park lodging – with more space, full kitchens, and easy access to town.