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Leanne Brewer - Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Montana Properties

Leanne was born and raised in Meagher County, Montana.

She specializes in residential, land, subdivisions, farm and ranch, horse properties and recreational properties.

09/12/2026

FUN FACT FRIDAY --- REAL ESTATE EDITION!!!

What happens when a county seat moves? Real estate can move with it!

Here’s a fascinating piece of Meagher County, Montana history that shows just how much government & commerce can influence real estate.

In the late 1870s, Diamond City—once one of Montana’s booming gold camps—was losing its importance as the easy-to-reach gold deposits declined. Meanwhile, White Sulphur Springs was becoming an increasingly important community, thanks to its famous mineral springs, ranching, transportation routes & growing business activity.

In 1879, voters chose to move the Meagher County seat from Diamond City to White Sulphur Springs. The move helped cement White Sulphur Springs as the county's governmental & commercial center.

And here’s where the real-estate connection gets interesting…

When government offices, courts, businesses & services concentrate in one community, people need places to live, work & conduct business. Property near the new center of activity becomes more valuable & desirable.

By 1880, entrepreneurs were already investing in White Sulphur Springs property. The historic Wellman Block, for example, was built as a combined commercial & residential investment after its owners purchased property there. The town soon had a growing business district, doctors, a school & numerous businesses.

So, more than 140 years ago, Meagher County was demonstrating a lesson we still see in real estate today:

Follow the jobs. Follow the businesses. Follow the services—and you may just find where the next real estate opportunity develops. 🏠

History has a funny way of reminding us that location really does matter!

09/11/2026

This cute and cozy tiny home has awesome views of White Sulphur Springs! 328 square feet of total living space in this contemporary home. Spacious bathroom, wall stow away TV, loft bedroom, washer/dryer combo machine, and plenty of counter space. The home is sitting on a concrete slab and there is enough space on the lot to build a garage. Centrally located within walking distance of downtown to fabulous eateries, grocery stores, retail shops, brewery, hot springs, and more. List price is $299,000.

09/10/2026

Gorgeous and cozy home located in the heart of White Sulphur Springs! This home has had a full remodel from top to bottom! The open floor plan is ideal for entertaining and the loft upstairs can sleep several guests. This home is very charming and well done with high end finishes and beautiful flooring. There is space on the property to build a garage. The property is walking distance to Main Street where you will find local shops, wonderful eateries, a brewery, grocery stores, sporting goods store, hot springs, and so much more. Live in the heart of recreation country. If you enjoy big game hunting, fishing, skiing, ATV riding, or any other outdoor activities this is the place for you. List price is $299,000.

09/09/2026

Weekly market statistics for week of August 31 - September 6 for Meagher, Broadwater, & Park Counties. If you ever have questions about what is taking place in the real estate market please feel free to DM me, email me, [email protected], or call/text at
(406) 439-6904

09/05/2026

FUN FACT FRIDAY --- REAL ESTATE EDITION!!!

Did you know Labor Day has a surprising connection to the real estate industry?

Before Labor Day became the unofficial end of summer, it was created to recognize the hardworking Americans whose labor helped build this country—including the carpenters, builders, tradespeople & craftspeople who literally helped construct the homes, businesses and communities we live in today.

The very first Labor Day celebration took place in New York City on September 5, 1882. About 10,000 workers participated in a parade organized by the Central Labor Union. Among the labor leaders associated with the origins of the holiday was Peter J. McGuire, a carpenter & leader of the Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners. Another labor leader, machinist Matthew Maguire, has also been credited with proposing the holiday.

And here's the real estate connection I love:

Think about how many people it takes to turn a piece of land into a home. 🏠

Carpenters. Electricians. Plumbers. Roofers. Excavators. Concrete crews. Painters. Engineers. Architects. Landscapers. Inspectors. Appraisers. Lenders. Title professionals. And, of course, the real estate professionals who help bring buyers & sellers together.

In Montana, we know just how important skilled labor is to our communities. From ranch homes & mountain cabins to downtown buildings & new construction, real estate isn't just about property—it’s about the people who build, maintain & improve it.

In 1894, Congress officially made the first Monday in September a national holiday.

So this Labor Day, while you're enjoying that long weekend, take a moment to appreciate the people whose hard work helps create the places we call home. ❤️

Happy Labor Day!

09/04/2026

📍40 +/- Acres
📍 Well drilled on the property
📍 Multiple building sites
📍 Views of the Bridger, Castle, Crazy, & Big Belt Mountains
📍 Abundant big game
📍Within 1 hour of a major airport

09/03/2026

Inventory is low which makes it advantageous for sellers to sell now! Take advantage of the low inventory to get a great price on the sale of your property. If you are interested in a FREE broker's price opinion to determine the market value of your property please let me do that work for you! Contact me at (406) 439-6904 or via email at [email protected].

09/02/2026

Weekly market statistics for week of August 24 - August 30 for Meagher, Broadwater, & Park Counties. If you ever have questions about what is taking place in the real estate market please feel free to DM me, email me, [email protected], or call/text at
(406) 439-6904

09/01/2026

This cute and cozy tiny home has awesome views of White Sulphur Springs and is situated on a 4,200 square foot lot! 328 square feet of total living space in this contemporary home. Spacious bathroom, wall stow away TV, loft bedroom, washer/dryer combo machine, and plenty of counter space. The home is sitting on a concrete slab and there is enough space on the lot to build a garage. Centrally located within walking distance of downtown to fabulous eateries, grocery stores, retail shops, brewery, hot springs, and more. List price is $219,000.

08/29/2026

FUN FACT FRIDAY --- REAL ESTATE EDITION!!!

Did you know that one of the most recognizable pieces of real estate in today’s Big Sky began with a 160-acre homestead purchased for just $150?

In December 1901, Augustus Franklin “Frank” Crail purchased 160 acres in the Gallatin Basin from Daniel Inabnit. That works out to less than $1 per acre!

Then, in the spring of 1902, Crail moved his wife, Sallie, and their three children from Bozeman up the rough Gallatin Canyon road to their new homestead. They initially lived in a tiny cabin while building what would eventually become a working ranch.

Over the years, the Crails expanded their holdings from that original 160 acres to approximately 960 acres. They raised cattle, sheep and horses, grew wheat and hay, and even operated a sawmill.

Today, that historic property sits in what we know as Big Sky’s Meadow Village—surrounded by some of Montana’s most valuable and sought-after real estate.

Think about that for a moment: $150 for 160 acres in 1901 versus what 160 acres in Big Sky would be worth today! 😳

It’s an incredible reminder that real estate isn’t just about houses and land—it’s about location, history, vision and the passage of time.

And perhaps the biggest lesson? You never know what today’s piece of Montana land may become 100+ years from now!

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16 2nd Avenue SE
White Sulphur Springs, MT
59645

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http://leannebrewer.bhhsmt.com/

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