THE LANDMARK
Luxury Residences
Thirty-five condominium residences over underground parking, one block from historic Broadway Avenue’s retail and restaurants. Pre-construction information is available, ahead of anticipated completion in spring 2028.
- 35
- Condominium
residences - 3
- Residential
floors - 36
- Heated underground
parking spaces - 2
- Passenger
elevators - 1
- Freight
elevator - MountainorVillage
- Views
- Nov 2026Construction beginsSpring 2028Anticipated completion
- Timeline
Thirty-five homes, three floors
Floor plans below are taken from the architect's September 23, 2026 plan set. Select any residence to see its layout and approximate square footage.
Main Level
Select a residence number, or tap it on the plan, to see its layout up close.
Brick, steel and timber-dark siding, built for a mountain town
Designed by Studio4 Architects of Billings, The Landmark is a three-story residential building over a fully enclosed parking level. The street face along Oaks Avenue steps in and out between full-depth brick and dark vertical steel, broken up by private decks so it reads as a row of buildings rather than one block.
A covered entry court with The Landmark name across its canopy opens into a main lobby with two passenger elevators, and a freight elevator serves every floor. Every floor is served by a central corridor, two enclosed stairs and a refuse chute. The building has secure electronic access and is fully sprinklered.
Comfort and quiet were designed in from the start. The building has superior insulation and noise mitigation, including R-49 roof insulation and sound-attenuating walls between residences and along corridors, so every home stays warm through a Red Lodge winter and quiet and private year-round.
- Full brick · Hebron Authentic Americana, Gin Mill
- Concrete panel · Dekko exterior panel, Clay
- Vertical steel siding · 24ga, matte black
- Flat steel panel · 24ga, Rustic Rawhide
- Exterior lighting · Hinkley bronze wall sconces
- Decks · Prefabricated decks, 42″ guard railings
Explore The Landmark in 3D
Rotate the exterior, switch to the garage cutaway, or peel away upper floors to inspect the building.
Interactive 3D building model
Download 3D model
Everything a lock-and-leave home should have
Heated underground garage
36 spaces, including an EV charging station, in a heated, enclosed lower level reached by ramp from the north side, with elevator access to every floor. Separate storage closets and ski lockers are included.
Secure electronic access
Electronic access control at the building’s entries, so only residents and their guests come and go.
Main lobby & three elevators
A central lobby off the covered entry, with two passenger elevators and a freight elevator serving the garage and all three residential floors.
Residence Lounge
A 1,188 sf private lounge for residents on the main level, adjacent to the lobby, with a kitchenette and restroom.
Fitness room
A 736 sf private gym on the main level, with its own restroom.
Mail room & refuse chute
An interior mail room by the north entry, and a trash chute on every floor down to a compactor room.
Montana’s best small mountain town, right outside your door
Red Lodge sits at 5,588 feet at the foot of the Beartooth Mountains. It started as a coal town in the 1880s, and the brick storefronts its Italian, Finnish, Scandinavian and British miners built still line Broadway today. It is the Carbon County seat, with a year-round community of about 2,300 people. Skiing, Yellowstone and a real downtown are all within easy reach.
The most beautiful road in America.
Charles Kuralt, on the Beartooth Highway
To Red Lodge Mountain
About 70 runs and a 2,400-foot vertical drop, six miles up the road. Ski in the morning and be back on Broadway for lunch.
Of Beartooth Highway
The All-American Road starts in town and climbs to nearly 11,000 feet before dropping to Yellowstone’s northeast entrance. Open late May to mid-October.
To Billings
Billings is an easy drive for major shopping, medical care and Billings Logan International Airport, while Red Lodge keeps its small-town pace.
On historic Broadway
Named one of America’s Great Streets by the American Planning Association. Drivers yield to pedestrians, and the downtown is a National Register historic district.
The Pollard Hotel
The town’s first brick building still welcomes guests, a short walk from The Landmark. Restaurants, galleries and shops fill the old storefronts around it.
Of things to do
The Home of Champions Rodeo every July, the national skijoring finals in winter, and trailheads within fifteen miles of town in every season.
Four seasons of reasons to stay
Beyond the ski hill and the highway, here is what owners love about living here.
Explore Red Lodge at RedLodge.com- Nearly a million acres of wildernessThe Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness covers about 950,000 acres of alpine lakes and peaks, including Granite Peak, Montana’s highest at 12,799 feet.
- Trout water at the edge of townRock Creek runs right past Red Lodge, and its Lake Fork and West Fork trails lead to alpine lakes known for good fishing.
- Summer golfRed Lodge Mountain Golf Course offers 18 holes with water in play on most of them, including a signature island-green par 3.
- A real arts sceneThe Red Lodge Clay Center, the Carbon County Arts Guild & Depot Gallery and a self-guided Art Walk keep downtown lively year-round.
- Fly in on your own scheduleRed Lodge Airport (KRED) serves private and charter aircraft about a mile from downtown, with a 4,000-foot paved runway. Commercial flights are an hour away in Billings.
- No statewide sales taxMontana has no general sales tax. Red Lodge, like other Montana resort towns, applies a small local resort tax.
Why buy here, and why now
New construction in a historic downtown
Downtown Red Lodge is a protected historic district with a 45-foot height limit. Brand-new condominiums a block from Broadway are hard to come by.
A true lock-and-leave home
Secure electronic access, a heated underground garage, elevators and no yard to keep up. It works as a full-time residence or as a ski-and-summer base you can close up and leave.
Walk to everything
The grocery store is next door and a drug store is across the street. Tennis and pickleball courts and a city park are a block away, and you can walk to dinner, coffee, the shops on Broadway and the start of the Beartooth Highway.
First choice of residence
Reserving early gets you first pick of floor, plan and exposure, and may open the door to plan modifications or combined residences.
Rental flexibility
Short-term and long-term rentals will be optional, so owners can choose to rent their residence when they are away, subject to the association’s rules and local regulations.
Professional building management
A professional management team will oversee the building, common areas and day-to-day operations, so ownership stays easy whether you live here full time or part of the year.
On Oaks Avenue, a block off Broadway
The Landmark fills the block face of Oaks Avenue North between 9th and 10th Streets West, in Red Lodge's downtown commercial district. Broadway's shops, restaurants and galleries are a short walk away.
- Address111 Oaks Avenue, Red Lodge, MT 59068
- Cross streets9th St W & 10th St W
- Broadway AvenueOne block south
- Neighbor to the northRed Lodge Skate Park
- LandscapingWeeping blue spruce, Taylor juniper, bristlecone pine
The Landmark
Request pre-construction information
Tell us what you are looking for and we will send floor plans, available residences and reservation details, with pricing as soon as it is released.