I was helping out my husband who is backpacking the Continental Divide Trail. He had a one-day…read more25-mile section to do next to Butte and I needed a place to work for only one day. As I had several meetings with coworkers I didn't feel comfortable working from a cafe. I messaged Maria on the 4th of July, and she promptly got back to me and agreed to meet me at the space on the 5th! It's in a great location in downtown, Butte, with a fantastic coffee shop in the same building on the ground floor (Oro Fino), and lots of food options nearby. Street parking is easy if you're ok with parking about 2 blocks away on the streets without the 2-hour limit. Otherwise, there's a large parking structure next door to the coworking space that charges $1.00/ hour (in July 2022). The space is small, but neat, with a small communal kitchen area with tea/ coffee, a mini-fridge and toaster. When I was there I got to pick from a number of desk spaces. Wifi is strong and steady and there are even some small space fans if you start to feel a little warm. There's a conference room for taking calls if you want more privacy, and you're also able to use the printer if needed. All in all, a fantastic place to work from, if only for a day.

I came across this Coworking Space during a long trip to Butte, Montana. It's the perfect place to…read morework; the space is great, and there's a wonderful coffee shop, exhibition space, and custom framing shop in the same building. Everyone I met was so creative, funny, kind, and awesome. I didn't take many photos because I was so caught up in talking with people and working and checking out the space.

I lived here for only a few months, but this is by far the nicest apartment complexes available in…read moreMissoula. It's privately owned, so there are no worries about dealing with horrid corporations trying to swindle money from you. The landlord Chris was absolutely wonderful to deal with, very understanding, and we enjoyed renting there. Very nice apartments-- I would recomend them to anyone and everyone.

Good location, environment blah blah blah. I've lived here since September 2014. Here's some…read morethoughts: The number one thing about living here is the staff. I don't know how others feel, but the staff is awesome (to me). They have a lot of residents, but whenever I go to the office they know me by name. Not only that, I never have to remind them what apartment I live in, they just know. For instance, when I get packages UPS won't leave them at the apartment when im out. They take them to the office. So when I go pick it up the Corso Staff recognizes me, greets me, and gives me my box without asking who I am. My point, if your not following, is that they actually will remember you. Does this mean they care? I like to think so. Here's some other great stories. * There was this guy on the 2nd floor once who thought it was super cool to share his awesome hippity hoppity music with the building. Booom boooom booom. The walls shook for a week. Thats all the time Corso needed to kick him out. Residents and office alike tried to warn him, but to no avail. * I was once having a dreadful day and was moping by the office to get my bike. The manager came out side, waved, and wished me a good day. I kinda cheered up after that. * The maintenance guy once helped me carry a big heavy box to my apartment. Pros: * Quiet for the most part, except when your neighbors are not home and their dogs bark until the shock collar kicks in. Too expensive for the college crowd so there is rarely if ever partying going on. Most folk I see around are of the 30-80 crowd, or the young couple that can't afford to party. * Pool! And Spa. * Near the Bike/walking trail that runs through Missoula. Can ride that straight to the University if necessary. * Veteran Friendly. * Right by The Good Food Store if that's your kind of shopping. * Parking seems to be okay and balanced. You can purchase a carport and have a guaranteed spot. * They DNA check the dogs here, meaning everyone is kinda encouraged to clean up after their animals. Clean grass, but I still wouldn't walk through it barefoot. * Office keeps packages safe at the office until you get home from work/school. * The Corso Team at the office, and the two Maintenance guys. * American Rent bubble may pop soon, so rent could go down? Cons: * Try not to get an apartment facing Russell St. Your days at home will sound like traffic... in Montana? How is that even logical? Whoooosh... whoooshhh... whooshhhh. * People seem to think it's cool to drive around outside with their subwoofers. * The parking lot in front of The Source gym can get quite annoying when folks are running their vehicles or music. * The apartments DO NOT transmit noise (this is good), EXCEPT for two things. Bass and dog barks. Bark bark bark. * Socialist water system. We're all charged the same for water, despite how much you use. I shower three times daily now just for fun. * Corporate thinks its the 1990's and charges folks 5$? to use their credit card to pay rent. Most of us just drop by the office and pay with a "check". Ya, like I said - the 1990's!

If my rent was literally half what I'm paying now, I would say that living here would be worth it…read more I'm paying an absurd amount of money for a small studio with terrible, cheap fixtures and appliances. The unit is dark and depressing. It takes many requests to get maintenance done. Parking is a nightmare. The only thing I like about living here is the location. Being right along the Milwaukee Trail allows easy access to downtown, campus, etc.

Fantastic experience with Bitterroot. I rented from them for almost 2 years and do not have a…read moresingle complaint about them. They are nice, responsive, and do not try to gouge you for money like many other leasing and property management companies out there. Would 100% rent again if I am ever back in Missoula.

If I could give them less stars, I would. We just moved out of their property and they only sent us…read moreone email about moving out and it was which account to send the deposit to. Nothing about cleaning. So we cleaned to the best of our ability for 2 days without a list. 4 days AFTER we move out, they send us a cleaning list and ask us to go back. Not to mention they CHARGED us for the cleaning list. We happily did seeing we wanted our whole deposit back. And now they are docking us 500$ for cleaning. Half of our deposit. They are the least helpful property management company I have ever rented through.

Alyssa is wonderful to work with! Would highly recommend- a great experience! Thankful for great…read morepeople!

From the owner: Snowfarm is Missoula's newest apartment community, where modern living meets the beauty of the…read moreoutdoors. Set against scenic foothills and surrounded by nature, Snowfarm offers thoughtfully designed residences with contemporary finishes, smart features, and warm, natural materials that create a welcoming, stylish home in every season. Amenities include fitness and wellness spaces, vibrant social lounges, open parks, and play areas, making it easy to embrace both relaxation and adventure. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Missoula's cafes, shops, and schools, Snowfarm is your perfect basecamp for a life connected to nature and the city alike.

Gorgeous apartment with luxury finishes. Large storage room just outside each apartment…read more Knowledgeable office staff gave us a tour of all amenities and there are many. Definitely a step above all the other apartments we have toured

From the owner: Discover Pine at Wildroot, a luxury apartment community nestled in the heart of Missoula, MT…read more Experience serene living with studio to three-bedroom apartments, each featuring upscale finishes and abundant natural light. Enjoy modern amenities like a fitness center, pool, and dog spa, all surrounded by picturesque mountain views. With convenient access to scenic trails and downtown Missoula, Pine at Wildroot offers the perfect blend of mountain living and urban convenience.

My experience with Montana Crestview was extremely frustrating and disappointing. Communication was…read moreconsistently poor, and I felt treated with a lack of basic respect and transparency. After my eviction -- which I acknowledge -- I was shocked to be charged for what appeared to be general maintenance or upgrades to the apartment. I shared my experience in a review, and Montana Crestview sent me a cease and desist letter threatening legal action unless I took it down. In my opinion, this was an attempt to silence criticism. I believe potential tenants should be aware of how Montana Crestview handles both tenant relations and public feedback. This is my opinion of my experience with Montana Crestview and I stand by it.

Watch out for pool Karens…read more Got our pool card taken away for our four sons just having fun and unwinding like teenagers do. All I saw them do was race, have chicken fights, and push each other into the pool. There were other people in the pool too, a mom and her toddler, a younger couple, and a couple about mid 30s. My boys never went into the area of these people nor did they do anything to get in their way or cause discontent. This goes without saying that there a no rules stating that you're not allowed to be noisy, use profane language or have fun. I'll admit the only thing I was unsure of was that I never knew that you couldn't have beer by the pool. My wife didn't know either. Even then it's not like both of is were heavily intoxicated acting like -------s. We were just having fun with our sons that we hardly get to spend time with. So as we're packing up to leave, some lady points out our bucket cooler and yells "you're not allowed to have alcohol" that's fine but why not introduce yourself? After that she yelled at my wife to give her our pool card. That's when my wife yelled back at her saying she wasn't going to give her anything. So as this was going on I did notice a sign stating the pool rules. One said no drinks or food. In order for this lady to come cause a scene, she walked by someone else's Stanley cup with who knows what was in it. That person could've had whiskey but the lady's main goal was to act hard with us instead. Totally unprofessional and also dishonest. They messaged my wife stating that people were complaining about noise and alcohol use. Totally lied. They used one of the 30 cameras in the pool area to spot us, then decided to come down and act like a jackass. We asked the other tenants that were down there if we were being annoying or out of line because I wanted to apologize. They said that they didn't care, that they thought most of the boys shenanigans were funny and that the manager was way out of line. So on top of everything else they're liars and cowards.