Homes for Sale in
eureka
montana

Nestled in Montana’s Tobacco Valley, Eureka traces its roots to the early 1880s when settlers from Missoula and Canada founded it as Deweyville. Joseph Peltier built the first dwelling in 1891, but growth surged with the Great Northern Railroad in 1904 and the Eureka Lumber Company in 1906. By the 1930s, it earned the title “Christmas Tree Capital of the World,” shipping millions annually. Explore this heritage at the Tobacco Valley Historical Village, featuring 1880s-1920s buildings like a schoolhouse and log cabins.

Today, homes for sale in Eureka Montana include charming cabins and spacious residences amid stunning landscapes near Lake Koocanusa and the Ten Lakes Scenic Area.

Opportunities thrive in outdoor recreation—hiking, fishing, skiing—and tourism, bolstered by high-speed internet for remote work. Logging, agriculture, and eco-developments persist, drawing investors to this vibrant northwest Montana gem