What are the hidden costs of living in Billings West End?

Car ownership costs (fuel, maintenance, insurance) Higher home insurance premiums in wildfire‑prone regions Elevated utility bills during extreme winter weather

What is the median home price in Billings West End?

The median home price in Billings West End is approximately $335,000.

Is Billings West End walkable?

Billings West End has a Walk Score of 52 out of 100. Some errands can be done on foot.

What are the downsides of living in Billings West End?

High median home price relative to median household income—buyers will need a sizable down payment or a second job Car‑centric layout means you’ll likely need a car; no public transit and low walk score Dining and nightlife options are limited in the immediate area The area can feel quiet and isolated due to low density

How are the schools in Billings West End?

Billings West End has a school rating of 7.8/10. Schools are above average.

Billings West End, MT

Billings West End · Yellowstone County · MT 59102

Updated October 30, 2026 · Would You Live There?

Think twice

Verdict

$335K

Median Price

52/100

Walk Score

7.8/10

Schools

Score Breakdown

CAffordability

63/100

D+Safety

55/100

BSchools

78/100

CQuietness

60/100

FCommute

15/100

D+Walkability

52/100

WYLT Score54/100

Our Take

Billings West End offers a decent school district and low flood risk, but the lack of walkability, transit, and a high price‑to‑income ratio make it a mixed bag for most people. If you plan on driving daily and need good schools, it could work; otherwise consider closer options.

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The Good

✓Large number of public schools with several top‑rated options
✓Low flood risk (Zone X)
✓Median rent ($1,082) is affordable relative to local income
✓Reasonably low property taxes for Montana

Real Talk

!High median home price relative to median household income—buyers will need a sizable down payment or a second job
!Car‑centric layout means you’ll likely need a car; no public transit and low walk score
!Dining and nightlife options are limited in the immediate area
!The area can feel quiet and isolated due to low density
$Car ownership costs (fuel, maintenance, insurance)
$Higher home insurance premiums in wildfire‑prone regions
$Elevated utility bills during extreme winter weather

Best For

Families with school‑centric needsFirst‑time home buyers with modest budgetsRemote workers who can commute by carPeople who prioritize low flood risk

Risk Snapshot

Flood riskLow

Violent crimeModerate

Property crimeModerate

Air qualityGood

Price volatilityModerate

Crime & Safety