Since 1998, Bozeman Cottage Vacation Rentals has hosted thousands of visitors to a collection of unique vacation rentals in the incredible town of Bozeman, Montana. As a homegrown boutique management company we provide solid, seamless service with instant booking, full-fledged communication and keyless entry for all houses. You’ll sleep better and go home with memories you’ll want to remember!

Location, Location!! Bozeman Creek House is a creekside oasis that is ideally situated only 3 blocks from historic downtown Bozeman. Note: no bedrooms are on the main floor, must use stairs. This lovely home was moved to its current location from North 7th Avenue in the early 90’s. For many years the home had no connection to the creek and very little exposure to the outdoors. Jacquie Love purchased the home in 2010 and fixed that with a remodel that added many windows towards the creek, a side porch and front deck, numerous modern amenities, and extensive gardens. She now lives in the new addition off the back of the house (completely separate, alley access) and travels frequently. Access to the addition is from the opposite side of the house and there are no shared spaces. If she is in town the owner is happy to answer questions and provide local info if guests ask for it, otherwise she is virtually non-existent and you'll probably never knew she's there. This arrangement has worked out very well since becoming a rental in Summer '23. The house sleeps up to 8 people and is priced accordingly to your group size to keep the cost low for smaller groups. The rate calculator will automatically adjust the cost by USD 20/person per night if your group size is larger than the base occupancy rate. Base occupancy changes by the season. Bogert Park, one of Bozeman’s nicest parks and home to the public outdoor swimming pool, is connected to miles of trails and open space for hiking and biking, and is just on the other side of the creek. A short walk over the bridge will connect you to over 80 miles of trails via the Main Street to the Mountains system. These trails are used by commuters, runners, bikers, birdwatchers, and stargazers and help make the Gallatin Valley the best place to live under the Big Sky. The park has a swimming pool, basketball and pickleball courts (no noise at the house!), a hockey/skating rink in the winter and plenty of green grass for pl...