Master Plan

A Thoughtfully Designed Community

Grass Valley Gardens is planned with Missoulians in mind, offering spaces to connect, grow, and find a home that fits your lifestyle. The neighborhood features miles of trails, a dynamic town center, welcoming green spaces, and a variety of housing options that are attainable for locals. At the heart of it all is the community farm, a space where neighbors can gather, learn, and share experiences.

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Built for Belonging

With planned trails, parks, and gathering spots, Grass Valley Gardens strikes a perfect balance between privacy and connection, offering convenient access to work, recreation, and everything Missoula has to offer. Every element of the master plan has been carefully considered to create a neighborhood that feels connected and complete.

Explore the map to see how Grass Valley Gardens is coming together and envision your place in this one-of-a-kind community.

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Small-town Charm in a Modern Community

Anchored by a windmill landmark that pays homage to Montana’s agricultural roots, the community blends thoughtful design with small-town charm.

Grass Valley Gardens is a walkable neighborhood where homes, shops, and gathering spaces come together.

Homes for Every Chapter

Whether you’re starting out, growing your household, or simplifying life—there’s a place for you here. Grass Valley Gardens offers a variety of housing types designed to meet you where you are. From modern condos and townhomes to single-family homes with room to grow, every option is walkable, connected, and part of a thriving neighborhood.
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No matter the square footage, every home is close to parks, shops, and community spaces—so you’re never far from what matters.

Gathering and Good Company

Farm Haul is more than a market—it’s a daily destination. Designed as the social and commercial heart of Grass Valley Gardens, this open-air plaza brings together local flavor and familiar faces.

Think morning coffee from a neighborhood café, lunch from a food truck under the cottonwoods, or craft brews with friends as the sun goes down.