Overlook Point is a new vibrant residential community ideally located in the heart of Helena’s historic downtown-Last Chance Gulch.  Surrounded by wonderful amenities such as the "Pedestrian Walking Mall" a lovely park-like outdoor shopping area and the Great Northern Town Center, a new master-planned residential and commercial development.  It is also close to museums, art galleries, theater and sports tournaments.

Helena enjoys more than 25 city parks including the largest Mount Helena Park.  Overlook Point Residents also enjoy views of Spring Meadow Lake a 20-acre water recreational area and Sleeping Giant Mountain or enjoy recreational opportunities at nearby Lake Helena, Canyon Ferry, Holter Lake or Hauser Lake. This is Montana living  its best!

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Community located near Mounthelena City Park

Reeders Village is a very prestigious development consists of 59 lots located above Reeders Alley on the south side of Helena Montana.  Reeders Village is located right next to the new Mount Helena City Park, so residents can enjoy the beauty and freedom of exploring this wonderful city-owned park. This park is perfect for jogging, hiking, biking and more.

Reeders Village also offers easy and convenient access to the historic downtown district of Helena with its many distinctive buildings that feature turn-of-the-century architecture and design.  Take advantage of shopping, dining and lively entertainment opportunities just minutes from your front door.

The sites at Reeder Village are perfect for the upscale home you have always dreamed of.

A Montana Community for all Generations

The Rolling Glen Ranch will be a friendly, beautiful community situated on more than 2,300 acres of prime Montana land. This new community will offer a master-planned community that will include school sites, library, town center, community areas, retail, commercial space and of course many different types of residential homes and homesites.

More than 600 acres will be dedicated to estate and equestrian homes, the other 1,700 acres will have two proposed 18 hole Signature Golf Courses designed by Les Furber.  There will also be an elegant clubhouse complete with a state-of-the-art spa, a restaurant and bar.  There will also be an equestrian center, parks, open space and miles and miles of trails for walking, biking or horse back riding.  Residents can also take advantage of the Fly Fishing Academy at the Lodge on Fishhawk Lake.

Rolling Glen Ranch is perfect for those looking for a truly unique community.

Year round fun in Helena

In 1989 Colonel Charles Broadwater built the well-known Broadwater Hotel and Natatorium.  This grand resort housed the world’s largest indoor swimming pool and was created to utilize the warm waters of four local, natural Hot Springs.  Granite boulders formed two indoor waterfalls, one hot and one cold.  In 1941 the hotel closed, its grand heyday over.

But today the property enjoys a revival and is home to the Broadway Athletic Clubs with three Hot Spring pools, an outdoor lap pool that is well protected and used year round. There is also a year round Recreational pool that is perfect for family fun.  There is nothing like swimming in the perfect 95 degree water in a Montana winter snow storm.

The third hot spring boasts the Centennial Waterslide, an overwhelming favorite of kids of all ages.  There is also an indoor climbing wall and the Adventure Zone, a huge, 3,000 square foot indoor play area for children.

Welcoming its newest additions.

Great Northern Town Center really lives up to its name, it is a place where the community gathers to shop, dine and enjoy unique entertainment.  New businesses are opening their doors and offering their services to the neighborhood.

Discovery Business of Technology offers business, IT and business consulting and assists in system design and  information technology.

Something Blue celebrates its grand opening an is ready to proudly display their beautiful collections of jewelry, loose stones and unique gift ideas.

Tres Chic is a newly remodeled boutique with eclectic lines of clothing and accessories.

Grand Junction Mercantile celebrates six years in the Grand Northern Town Center.  They are a wonderful shop that sells kitchen and bath supplies and distinctive gifts, they will even wrap your new gifts them you while you wait.

The Great Northern Fitness Company cuts the ribbon to celebrate their gran-reopening.  Take advantage of a variety of exercise classes and new fitness machines.

Make sure you come into Great Northern Town Center and check out all of the new services and shops and all of the businesses that have been remodeled and are ready for business again.

College plans renovation.

Carroll College has been given a $522,00 rant from the E.L. Wiegand Foundation of Reno , Nevada.  The college will utilize this grant for the renovation of six of its labs as well as classrooms and preparatory spaces on the second floor of the Simperman Hall science building.  It will also purchase and install new equipment to improve the facility.

The Grant will also be used by the college to establish the E.L.Wiegand Undergraduate Research Center.

This grant is the key to Carroll’s new biochemistry/molecular biology degree program.  This new program and improvement to the facility are aimed at enhancing Carroll’s academic programs and continuing Carroll Colleges reputation as a premier regional pre-med and undergraduate research institute.  The generous grant from Wiegard Foundation will expand the college’s offerings to students interested in professional and research careers in the life sciences.
 

Enjoy the beauty and majesty of Montana

The Montana High Divide Trail System when completed will include hundreds of  miles of quiet single track trails including more than 200 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail near Butte, Helena and Lincoln.

There will be an extensive network of "Front Country" foothill trails for bikers, hikers and horse back riders that will connect to the Continental Divide trail system.

Horse back riders will also enjoy hundreds of miles of mountain pack trails perfect for exploring the vast Montana wilderness.

Hunters will enjoy unlimited  backcountry and wilderness, where grizzly bears, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, elk, lynx and many other species of animals still thrive.

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is the nation’s longest quiet mountain trail and will stretch more than 3,000 miles along the beautiful and rugged Rocky Mountains.

Serving Helena's National Forest

Created in 1999, the Montana Discovery Foundation’s purpose is to support the natural resources of Helena National Forest as well as supporting education and stewardship.

To this end, the Foundation offers interpretive publications, guided hikes, the annual Nature Crafts event, a Leave No Trace educational program, the Adopt-a-Species program, the Youth Forest Monitoring Program and many many more.

Take advantage of the Forest cabins, historic cabins that are now available for public recreational use. These wonderful cabins offer a unique outdoor adventure for those who would like to recreate in the Helena national Forest.

The Montana Discovery Foundation are also the guardians of Spring Hill. Partnered with the Prickly pear land trust and the Montana History Foundation tey have already secured more than 450 acres of Spring Hill and are trying to raise monies to purchase the rest.  by doing this, the Montana Dicovery Foundation is insuring this pristine area is accessible to hikers, bikers and skiers for generations to come.

A great way to discover birds

Residents and visitors to Helena can both enjoy the wonderful and informative bird-watching walks that will begin April 5th and run through the summer and early fall till November 1.  This series of bird walks will take place every Saturday with the focus on learning about our winged friends and their environment.

These fun and educational outings will be led by a Birds and Beasley staff person.  Participants should meet in front of the store at 70 S. Park Ave at 7:30 am ready to enjoy two hours of local bird-watching.  Bring  sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and an extra layer of clothing just in case the weather changes rapidly while you are on the walk.

Locations will vary throughout the summer but will include such places as Spring Meadow, Fairgrounds Pond and Jane Beasley’s backyard.  Reservations are not required but they are appreciated. 

Helena's newest place to call home

Come and enjoy the unique townhomes of Overlook Point in Helena Montana.  These beautiful townhomes are sophisticated, earth-toned, stone buildings that blend with the surrounding landscape.  These townhomes are approximately 1900 square feet of living space and are two storied, offering spacious floor plans.  Homes have 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private patios, a walk in closet in the master suite and an attached two-car garage.

Overlook Point Townhomes enjoy spectacular views of Spring Meadow Lake and Sleeping Giant Mountain.  Residents enjoy an extensive walking path, natural park areas, professional landscaping, a social community center and nearby Stallion Ridge Ranch offers equestrian options.

These townhomes start at 249,000 dollars.