Introducing Kalispell’s newest community, Kalispell North Town Center.

Introducing Kalispell’s newest community, Kalispell North Town Center
Located in the City of Kalispell’s north growth corridor just minutes north of Reserve Drive and the Highway 93 By Pass, Kalispell North Town Center offers both residential and commercial opportunities in various lot sizes. North Town is also located just half a mile north of the city’s largest retail concentration known as Hutton Ranch and Spring Prairie.

This new 350 +/- acre community’s location is excellent and is surrounded by Highway 93 to the west, Rose Crossing to the north and Whitefish Stage Road to the east. Multiple new buildings have been constructed since 2019 with more currently under construction and in planning or development.

Whether it’s retail, office, hospitality, multi-family or single family residential, North Town has multiple opportunities for both business owners and developers to locate within its boundaries.

The developer/owners of Kalispell North Town Center

The vision of the Kalispell North Town Center has been in the making for generations. The Claridge family arrived in the valley around 1900, making their homestead just north of Kalispell as farmers. While the valley has changed in countless ways since that time, the values of hard work and integrity have remained steadfast in this family for six generations. In 1969, Roger Claridge established LHC, an excavation and construction company that is now one of the valley’s leading employers. The success of LHC over the last 50 years can only be attributed to the Claridge family’s hard work. Whether they are laying the groundwork for doctor’s offices or paving new roads that keep us safe and connected, one can rest assured that the LHC is an experienced, high quality company.

These same generational values are instilled in the vision for Stillwater LLC, the developing company of Kalispell North Town Center. To the Claridge family, developing Kalispell North Town Center is more than just a project… it is a legacy. As the landscape changes for an ever-growing community, the family understands that growth is inevitable however, harnessing how we manage growth is a choice. Knowing this responsibility, the plan for KNTC is to develop the land thoughtfully and responsibly.