Richland County is in eastern Montana along the Yellowstone River and includes the city of Sidney (county seat). The region has agriculture (irrigated farming) and oil/gas development. Because of its somewhat higher economic activity, there are more homes and town-living than ultra-remote counties. Housing includes single-family homes in Sidney and small towns, as well as ranch homes on land. Existing homes might range $200K-$350K for standard town-homes, while homes on acreage may go $300K-$500K+ depending on land, improvements and amenities. Building new homes (land + build) might cost $300K-$450K+, depending on site. The county is rural to semi-small town, offering better services than remote counties but still open land and low density. For buyers wanting rural Montana but somewhat more activity and access, Richland County is viable.
Richland County Real Estate Listings
Richland County is in eastern Montana along the Yellowstone River and includes the city of Sidney (county seat). The region has agriculture (irrigated farming) and oil/gas development. Because of its somewhat higher economic activity, there are more homes and town-living than ultra-remote counties. Housing includes single-family homes in Sidney and small towns, as well as ranch homes on land. Existing homes might range $200K-$350K for standard town-homes, while homes on acreage may go $300K-$500K+ depending on land, improvements and amenities. Building new homes (land + build) might cost $300K-$450K+, depending on site. The county is rural to semi-small town, offering better services than remote counties but still open land and low density. For buyers wanting rural Montana but somewhat more activity and access, Richland County is viable.