At Collier Ridge, you don’t have to choose between privacy and convenience. Live the Montana lifestyle you’ve dreamed of, without giving up easy access to shopping, dining, and top-tier healthcare.
Tucked just outside Billings, Collier Ridge offers the space, freedom, and flexibility to create the life you’ve imagined. With sweeping views and room to build exactly what you want, these generously sized homesites give you the best of Montana living—without the limits.
At Collier Ridge, you have the freedom to build your dream home on your terms. Choose from our preferred builders for a seamless experience, or bring your own builder to craft a space that truly fits your needs.
From South Billings Blvd, head south on Blue Creek Rd for 2.5 miles. Turn right onto Collier Rd and continue for 2 miles. You will see signage for Collier Ridge on your left.
Chickens are allowed, but no roosters. Other livestock (such as goats, pigs, or cows) is not permitted.
No, there is no HOA established.
Yes, you can build a shop as long as it meets the subdivision’s size and placement guidelines. These structures must complement the primary residence and comply with any applicable square footage or height restrictions outlined in the CCRs.
We allow a wide range of home styles to give owners flexibility, including traditional custom homes, barndominiums, and modular homes. All homes must meet a minimum living space of 2,200 square feet and comply with the subdivision’s design and construction standards outlined in the CCRs.
New modular homes are allowed and welcomed, as long as they meet the subdivision’s minimum square footage and design standards. However, manufactured homes (also known as mobile homes) are not permitted.
Yes, all roads within the subdivision are paved, with paved access all the way from Billings.
No, short-term rentals (such as Airbnb or VRBO) are not permitted. Rentals must be for a minimum duration of 30 days.
Yes, you can choose your own builder, but we do have a list of preferred builders. If you wish to use a builder not on the list, any deviations must be approved.
The CCRs outline the rules and guidelines for building, living, and maintaining properties within the subdivision.
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