Welcome to Magical.
Tucked away on only one map you’ll find, the town of Magical defies geography and definition: mountains shadow the northwest corner, the sea glitters to the south, and somewhere in between are fields of wild damask, dense old-growth forests, and plenty of beautiful properties ready for ownership.
A fictional world with nine neighborhoods and a real doorway on Last Chance Gulch in Helena, Montana.
Opening Soon.
Magical was founded in the late 1800s when famed theosophist Elodie Saint-Clair was shown the secret to its location in a dream - along with instructions on how to mine stars.
For decades, stardust mining made Magical prosperous. Unfortunately, the invention of glitter in the 1930s brought the trade to a nearly abrupt halt. The community has relied on tourism and its considerable charm ever since.
Over the years, nine neighborhoods took shape along the town's winding geography:
Old Town came first - Magical's original townsite, built around the stardust mines.
As prosperity grew, residents began building second homes along a nearby lake, giving rise to The Woodlands and Lake District.
Those seeking sea air followed the coastline south to the Sea Shore. Off its coast, you’ll find a mermaid-themed hotel constructed almost entirely underwater.
Mystical Heights established itself quietly at the town's entrance - its homes visible only to those they choose to welcome.
Flower Island is a full-day trip. Only two ferries depart daily at 6am and 6pm and there is no other way on or off the island. Most residents work at The Flower Farm & Apiary and prefer it that way.
The Story Book neighborhood was developed in three careful phases beginning in the 1940s, as Magical's population began to grow.
New City Center rose in the 1960s with replica streets from Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona, and Lisbon constructed in the northeast corner. That same decade, an ice bridge spanning Winter Land (between Old Town and New City Center) was attempted. It has been impassable ever since.
Properties will soon be available across all nine neighborhoods.
Each one is imagined and illustrated by artist Kelly Anne Dalton.
