About 309 Woodman Drive
Space, privacy, and room to spread out: Welcome to 309 Woodman Drive. Tucked into Belgrade's River Rock Subdivision, this 5-bedroom, 3 3/4-bath home offers 2,644 square feet of thoughtfully laid-out living space across three full levels, including three separate living areas, one on every level, so everyone gets their own corner to spread out. Step inside to a bright main-floor living area finished with new carpet, opening through a pass-through window to the kitchen, where travertine tile sets the tone alongside an eat-in dining area. Central heat and air keep the whole home comfortable year-round. Out back, an expansive deck and concrete patio make outdoor living easy, with a fully fenced, pet-ready, garden-ready yard, a large shed complete with electrical and its own heater, a wide, heated 2-car garage with high ceilings and built-in shelving and a workbench for storage, and a fenced concrete pad on the side of the house big enough for a trailer or RV. There's even a dedicated electrical hookup already in place for a hot tub behind the garage, all on a quiet street with little traffic. Downstairs, the finished basement adds real flexibility: a second living area, a 3/4 bath with a shower, a laundry area with washer/dryer hookups, a bedroom with egress windows, a private office, and an installed radon mitigation system, ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or working from home. Upstairs, you'll find a third living area, this one closed off for added privacy and easily used as an extra room if desired, along with two guest bedrooms and a generous primary suite with a walk-in closet, a second closet, a soaker tub, and a tiled shower. Beyond the home itself, River Rock residents enjoy a 40-acre park and playground, a community pond, trails throughout the neighborhood, an indoor community center, and close proximity to schools. Add in Belgrade's short distance to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and a 10 minute commute into Bozeman for shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation.
