Testimonials
The number one thing we looked for when purchasing a home was a neighborhood where we could feel good raising our children. I so badly wanted to live in a neighborhood where my kids (ages 6,4 and 1) could have lots of friends and could ride their bikes until dark- A place where I knew they were safe, but they could also have fun. I never imagined we would get all that and more... Family movie nights under the stars, neighborhood parties, concerts these are just a few things our family gets to be part of and we don't even have to leave the neighborhood. I really feel that in moving to Josephine Crossing we got the total package. We now have a home that we love, neighbors who are some of our closest friends and our kids have a place that encourages them to have fun and just be kids. They say it takes a village to raise a child and I feel that my kids will grow up in this neighborhood knowing that it is not only their parents that are looking out for them.
— Traci, Josephine Crossing Mom
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Surrounding Area
Norm Schoenthal Island
The placement of the Josephine Crossing neighborhood is no accident. Our community is built around Smart Growth concepts. Smart Growth practices are mindful of preserving open space, conserving land, promoting community, being pedestrian friendly and providing a greater mix of homes. Josephine Crossing’s proximity to Norm’s island is in keeping with these concepts.
An access road from Josephine Crossing to Norm’s Island transports neighbors to the banks of the Yellowstone River in minutes. Walk the dog, jog off lunch, “park it” on a bench and read a book, or sit on the riverbank and gaze at the Beartooth Mountains. It is possible to live responsibly in a neighborhood that doesn’t subscribe to suburban sprawl and still enjoy all the beauty and peace nature has to offer.
For more information, please visit www.yrpa.org.
Elysian School
Children of Josephine Crossing attend Elysian School through 8th grade. Elysian is a quaint country school just a little over a mile from the Josephine Crossing entrance.
For more information, please visit http://www.elysian.k12.mt.us
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