PureWest Magazine 2024-25

PUREWEST

LIFESTYLE & REAL ESTATE

From the deep mountain lakes of northern Idaho to snowcapped mountain peaks and endless golden prairies in Montana, the Inland Northwest is one of the most environmentally diverse places on the planet. But it goes beyond the landscape. From northern Idaho to eastern Montana, you’ll find every type of community: university towns exploding with youth and excitement, and small towns where things move just a little bit slower (in a good way). On the pages that follow, you’ll get a taste of that diversity with stories about places to get away to and ways to surround yourself with the communities and culture that make this region so special.

While each town and place are a little different, the one thread they all share is an unparalleled quality of life. It’s why people choose to live here and those born here never want to leave. It’s about endless vistas, deep powder, pristine waters, wide open spaces, thriving communities, and endless opportunities. It’s about home.

Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a newcomer envisioning making this your forever home, PureWest Real Estate is here for you. As the leading brokerage in the region, which spans Montana and now includes Sandpoint, Idaho, PureWest is synonymous with local knowledge, community values, and unparalleled service. Our agents are your neighbors and friends, and they share the same love, passion, and fascination you have for this place.

If your story takes you away, we’re here for that, too. PureWest Real Estate has earned its reputation as a global leader in the real estate industry, and our affiliations with Christie’s International Real Estate and Leading Real Estate Companies of the World mean that we can deliver exceptional real estate results across North America and beyond.

Just as a house is not a home, real estate is not a transaction. It is a relationship, not just between our agents and you, but with this special region as well. This magazine showcases exceptional and unique properties — as well as the people, places, and communities that make it home.

WHITEFISH

401 BAKER AVENUE, 492 EAST 2ND STREET & THE LODGE AT WHITEFISH LAKE WHITEFISH, MT 59937

406.862.4900

COLUMBIA FALLS

494 ST. ANDREWS DRIVE COLUMBIA FALLS, MT 59912

406.892.2801

KALISPELL 17 1ST AVENUE EAST

KALISPELL, MT 59901

406.751.5600

COMMERCIAL OFFICE

1204 1ST AVENUE EAST

KALISPELL, MT 59901

406.751.4330

BIGFORK

420 ELECTRIC AVENUE

BIGFORK, MT 59911

406.837.7050

LAKESIDE 115 BILLS ROAD LAKESIDE, MT 59922

406.844.6050

POLSON 50249 US HIGHWAY 93 POLSON, MT 59860 406.883.0961

SANDPOINT 108 NORTH 3RD AVENUE SANDPOINT, ID 83864

208.265.2753

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MISSOULA 101 RAILROAD STREET WEST MISSOULA, MT 59802 406.541.4000

HAMILTON 140 CHERRY STREET, #101 HAMILTON, MT 59840 406.363.9800

BOZEMAN 708 NORTH ROUSE AVENUE BOZEMAN, MT 59715 406.586.9418

BELGRADE 29 WEST MAIN STREET BELGRADE, MT 59714 406.586.9418

$1.42B 2023 Sales Volume 250 Agents $1M Average Sales Price

ENNIS

222 E MAIN STREET, SUITE 1A ENNIS, MT 59729 406.682.4200

BIG SKY

88 OUSEL FALLS ROAD, SUITE B BIG SKY, MT 59716 406.995.4009

BILLINGS 525 HENRY CHAPPLE STREET, SUITE 1 BILLINGS, MT 59106 406.601.4210

RED LODGE 21 BROADWAY AVENUE NORTH RED LODGE, MT 59068 406.601.4240

Photo Credit Jeff Schlauch

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The Godmother OF MONTANA CERAMICS

A Q&A WITH Potter Julia Galloway

WITH ITS TOWERING PEAKS AND endless plains, Montana has inspired generations of artists, from iconic landscape painters like Charles M. Russell to author, poet, and essayist Jim Harrison. Perhaps less known are the potters and ceramic artists who have come from and settled in Big Sky Country, thanks in large part to the robust scene here. At the center of that scene is the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts. Founded in 1951 by entrepreneur, brickmaker, and arts patron Archie Bray, the Helena-based organization has been hosting ceramics artists for years, including Julia Galloway.

An urn from Julia Galloway’s endangered species series, featuring the leatherback sea turtle.

Based in Missoula, Galloway has been featured in shows across the country and has been dubbed the “Godmother of Montana Ceramics.” We caught up with her about her work, how she uses her pieces, and her current efforts to raise awareness about endangered species.

PW: How did you get your start in pottery?

JG: I got into pottery because my high school had a ceramics studio, and I was just kind of good at it naturally. I loved making art and I found it so satisfying. Even all these years later, I still find it challenging conceptionally and technically. Of course, at the time, I didn’t know that being a potter would lead to such an amazing life, but it ended up that way.

How I got that first pottery wheel is kind of a funny story. I saved up all my babysitting money and I went out, bought the wheel, and dragged it home on the subway where I grew up in Boston. And I should say, a pottery wheel is not small! But I just love the doggedness of that young woman.

PW: What was your education like and what brought you west to Montana?

JG: I went to college in New York, I studied in Japan, I went back to Boston for a few years, then went to graduate school in Colorado, and then taught for a year in Virginia. It was very indicative of an artist’s early career, which is often spent bouncing around doing different residencies to develop our own show record and develop a little bit of a reputation. I moved around quite a bit during those early years. After all that, I taught at the School for American Crafts in Rochester, N.Y.

I first came to Montana because there is a fabulous artist-in-residence program in Helena at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, and I spent two years there building my career. While I was there, I just fell in love with Montana. So, years later, when a job opened up at the University of Montana, I jumped at the chance to go back west.

PW: You describe yourself as a “utilitarian potter.” Tell me a little bit about what that means to you.

JG: It’s kind of a funky phrase. But to me, at its very heart, it means that the type of pottery I make is meant to be used. It’s domestic pottery for your kitchen or your living room. It means they are both useful objects and art objects. And maybe it’s a bit finicky to use the word “utilitarian” but I think it helps people understand what I do.

PW: When you say it’s domestic pottery, does that mean you want people to actually use these?

JG: I get asked that a lot, actually. I think it’s up to the person who has the piece. I have seen some incredibly beautiful dresses that I would never wear, but someone else might wear them right away with no hesitation. I think it really comes down to the person and their tenacity.

When you use a pot or a mug, you form a different type of relationship with it. We all have our favorite mug. Maybe it’s bigger or you like the color or it has a good handle, right? The beauty of handmade pottery is that people really come to love specific pieces and I think that’s just fabulous. When you really fall in love with a piece, it’s not as disposable as others. When it breaks, it actually hurts. I got a phone call from a woman who bought a piece from me back in Boston many years ago. She hunted me down to tell me that she had broken my mug. And I was kind of dumbstruck when I got the call, I didn’t know what to say, I didn’t know if she wanted me to replace it or something. I just said, “I’m so sorry.” And she said, “I used that mug every day for 15 years and it was a great mug, so I just wanted to say thank you.” I thought that was so cool that she called after all those years.

PW: Do you use your own work?

JG: Absolutely, all the time. I use pieces done by my friends, which I like because it’s almost like I’m having breakfast with them.

I dragged my first wheel home on the subway.

- Julia Galloway

PW: You became concerned with the state of our natural environment and since 2017, you began making a series of pieces that reflect that concern, specifically commemorative portrait plates and now urns dedicated to endangered species. Tell us about that.

JG: I have had a successful career as a potter, and I wanted to do something more meaningful with my skills. A few years ago, I was listening to a podcast while waiting for a plane at an airport about the albatross, which is this amazing bird that can stay aloft for a month by putting half of its brain to sleep. I mean, isn’t that amazing? It can fly over the ocean for a month! They go out over the ocean to get fish and then bring the fish back to their young on land. They’re sleeping and flying at the same time. I thought it was so cool. So, I’m listening to this podcast about these birds, and then they say, “These birds are dying because they keep getting fish attached to fishing lines, and the birds get dragged under the water. And they’re

dying at a rate of one every 20 minutes.” I heard that, and it was just a gut punch to me. It was so sad. That’s when I decided to do something to raise awareness. So, I started with commemorative plates. I was in this show in California, and I made a series of six plates with endangered species that could all be found within a mile of the museum where they were being displayed. And the response to the show was amazing. It had a profound impact on the viewers. So, I did those plates for a few years, and I did a few shows like that, including one in Pennsylvania, and again, it got a great response. What was interesting about that show was that people who came remembered a lot of the species that were on the plates, and they realized that their children were not seeing them as much as they did when they were kids. It was really interesting. After that, I thought I wanted to make an object that had more presence, that was a little bigger. At the same time, I was studying burial urns in different cultures. I went to China and learned how to carve all of these beautiful

Potter Julia Galloway in her studio with her urns commemorating endangered species.

species. So, I’ve done urns of whales and lynx and even spiders.

I don’t know if I would have done that endangered species project if I was still living back east. Being in a place like Montana, the natural world is right there all the time. Being here really raised my awareness about these creatures.

PW: What made you want to become a professor and what surprised you about getting into that part of the profession?

JG: I’m a studio rat by nature. I love to get in there and get to work. But it can also be really isolating. So, the first time I taught a class, I was so surprised about how much I was learning by teaching. Intellectually, it was wonderfully challenging. And I loved that we’d be in these classes laughing and having these wonderful discussions about

art, and I realized that this would be a really good move for me.

PW: What are you working on now, and what’s next?

JG: I’ll be working on these endangered species urns until at least 2027. I’m going alphabetically and I’m on the letter H right now, so I still have a ways to go. That’s what I’m working on now. And then we’ll see. Usually, one project leads to the next.

I’m really rooted in the studio, though. I still spend at least an hour every day working in the studio and so everything I do is going to be rooted in that.

Julia Galloway’s work can be viewed exclusively at Radius Gallery in Missoula. For more information on the artist, visit juliagalloway.com.

Whitefish

Columbia Falls

Kalispell

Lakeside

Bigfork

Polson

Sandpoint Missoula

Hamilton

Bozeman

Belgrade

Big Sky

Ennis

Billings

Red Lodge

PUREWEST

GIVES BACK

At PureWest, we like to build relationships that last a lifetime. And that goes far beyond the relationships built between our agents and our clients: we also aim to build strong partnerships with the communities that we serve. Like you, we want to make the places we call home better communities for everyone. That’s why we like to work with the many charities that strive to make the lives of Montana and Idaho residents better, from adopting families during the holidays to providing meals to those in need. Here are just five community efforts that we would like to recognize.

ADOPT-A-FAMILY

The holidays can be a trying time for anyone, especially those less fortunate than others. In an effort to help families in our own community, members of the PureWest team in several Montana towns adopt multiple families during the holiday season, providing toys, gifts, and other donations to make the season just a little bit brighter.

SOROPTIMISTS INTERNATIONAL OF HAMILTON

Sometimes, we like to help the helpers. That’s exactly why we partnered with Soroptimists International of Hamilton. Founded in 1974, the Soroptimists aim to help the needs of women, girls, and families in Ravalli County. To do that, they support other causes like Stop Human Trafficking, Adopt a Classroom, Bitterroot Literacy, Child Care Resources, and the Linda Massa Youth Home.

DOG TAG BUDDIES

ENNIS SENIOR CENTER AND MEALS ON WHEELS

The Ennis Senior Center opened in October 2015 and, in the years since, has served more than 10,000 meals. But not everyone can make it into town for a nourishing meal. That’s where the Meals on Wheels program comes in. The Ennis Senior Center has been able to bring healthy meals to community members, and it’s our honor to help support this cause.

Montana ranks third in the nation for veterans per capita. Dog Tag Buddies is focused on helping veterans live fulfilling lives through training and building a relationship with their service dog. This helps them find methods to recognize and manage the symptoms of their disabilities, and discourages self-isolation, as well as offers a renewed sense of purpose.

SELKIRK OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATION

Selkirk Outdoor Leadership and Education, or SOLE, based in Sandpoint, helps get young people into the outdoors for educational experiences through single-day school programs or multi-day adventures into the wilderness. Through these immersive experiences, such as Junior Naturalist Experiences, SOLE helps young people build an appreciation for nature and become stewards of the outdoors.

Classic Sights, Local Favorites

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

Inside Glacier National Park’s one million acres are some of the most iconic scenes in all the West: the sprawling vista of the Lewis and Clark Range looming over Lake McDonald, the sun illuminating Heavens Peak from Logan Pass, and the icy mass of Grinnell Glacier sitting in the valley it carved out thousands of years ago. They are all iconic for a reason, regardless of whether you’re a long-time local or a new arrival. But for each iconic view, hike, or hangout spot, there’s a local favorite that is a little less appreciated. Here are a few of our favorites.

The hike from Many Glacier Lodge to Grinnell Glacier is among the most famous in the park, and for good reason. This challenging yet rewarding 8-mile round trip has incredible views for nearly its entire run. If you want to skip part of the hike and enjoy a unique experience, you can also take a boat to the far end of Swiftcurrent Lake to start your hike to the glacier. The trek to the glacier is so well known that even locals are bound to want to do it every few years.

A great alternative to Grinnell is the hike to Cracker Lake, which also begins not far from the Many Glacier Hotel. This 12-mile round trip features breathtaking views and its payoff at the end is more than worth the effort. Located in an amphitheater of mountains, Cracker Lake is a deep turquoise color because of how light reflects off the suspended load of glacier silt within. It’s unlike anything you have ever seen.

Hike

Picnic Spot

Lake McDonald is perhaps the most visited site inside Glacier National Park: It’s one of the few areas in the park that is accessible year-round, and it’s an incredible view. At 10 miles long and 500 feet deep, it is the largest lake in Glacier National Park and is a direct result of glacial carving. The most popular spot to enjoy a picnic along the

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The Going-to-the-Sun Road has been taking people’s breath away for more than 90 years as it traverses the heart of Glacier Park. But at the height of summer, it can be hard to escape the crowds. If you’re looking for a nice drive with great views, consider U.S. Highway 2, along the southern edge of the park. Starting in West Glacier, you’ll travel east through John F. Stevens Canyon toward Essex.

water is at Apgar, which features the closest lake access to West Glacier. But locals will tell you the best spot to hang out, enjoy a picnic, and hit the water is just west of there at Fish Creek. Located near a campground, there is plenty of water access and many little coves where you can find solitude just across the water.

Stop at the Goat Lick Overlook to see if you can spot one of its most famous namesake residents. Continuing on to Marias Pass, you’ll be mesmerized by the peaks of the south edge of the park. At East Glacier Park, get a bite to eat and explore the historic lodge. The best part about driving U.S. Highway 2? Unlike the beloved Sun Road, it’s open year-round.

NORTHWEST MONTANA

FROM THE ENDLESS PRAIRIES ON THE ROCKY

Mountain Front to the centuries-old giant red cedars in the rainforest-like atmosphere of the Kootenai National Forest, Northwest Montana is one of the country’s most environmentally diverse regions. At the center of it all is Glacier National Park, a 1-million-acre preserve established in 1910 and dubbed “the backbone of the world” by Indigenous members of the Blackfeet Nation. Here, icy glaciers still dominate the landscape. And at a single spot called Triple Divide Peak, a bottle of spilled water will travel three ways: north to the Hudson Bay, south to the Gulf of Mexico, and west to the Pacific Ocean.

To the west of Glacier National Park is the Flathead Valley, the cultural heart of this region. Whitefish is an old logging town turned ski town, with some of the finest restaurants in the area. Kalispell is the

economic heart of the valley and is quickly emerging as a cultural center, with the opening of the Wachholz College Center at Flathead Valley Community College, which is attracting acclaimed musicians and artists. And Columbia Falls is an up-and-coming community that has positioned its resurrected downtown as the “Gateway to Glacier.” Head west out of the Flathead Valley on either U.S. Highway 2 or U.S. Highway 93, and you’ll enter the Kootenai, a region rich in history and recreational opportunity. Lake Koocanusa, near Eureka, stretches 90 miles long and has some of the best boating and fishing opportunities in the area. Then further west, near Troy, the Ross Creek Cedar Grove, features some of the tallest and most impressive trees in the state, red cedars that have loomed over the forest for some 500 years. It’s a quiet spot to reflect on all this stunning region has to offer.

QUICK

IN 1895

FLATHEAD COUNTY POPULATION

115,473

TOTAL NUMBER OF LAKES IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK 762

K ALISPELL’S CONRAD MANSION BUILT

PLAY BALL!

THE FLATHEAD’S OWN GLACIER RANGE RIDERS

For years, there’s been a desire for a pro baseball team in the Flathead Valley. Then, in 2022, the Glacier Range Riders rolled into town as part of the independent Pioneer League. Since its inaugural season, the baseball team has been filling the stands at Glacier Bank Park, located just north of Kalispell.

While the team is new, it has embraced the Flathead’s deep connections to nearby Glacier National Park. The name is a reference to the first park rangers who patrolled the 1-million-acre preserve

more than a century ago. During games, the team’s mascots — Huck, a grizzly bear, and Cliff, a surefooted mountain goat — also bring a bit of Glacier to the ballpark. The Glacier Range Riders are also the only professional sports team to use the governmentissued shade of National Park Service green as its primary color.

The Range Riders’ season kicks off in May and usually goes into September. For more information, visit gorangeriders.com.

PHOTO CREDIT MICAH DREW

CHEERS! NORTHWEST MONTANA’S BREWING BEER SCENE

Arobust beer renaissance is underway in Northwest Montana with more than a dozen breweries in operation in the Flathead Valley and beyond. In Kalispell, Bias Brewing and SunRift Beer are the local staples with locations on Main Street and along the new Parkline Trail, respectively. SunRift also recently opened a new location in Whitefish, joining that town’s robust offerings with Bonsai Brewing Project and Jeremiah Johnson Brewing Company. Just up U.S. Highway 2 north of Kalispell is Sacred Waters Brewing Company’s taphouse, which is always a beehive of activity, especially in summer when the back patio is open.

In Columbia Falls, the local hangout is Backslope Brewing, known for both its beers and its food. Down on the lake, Flathead Lake Brewing Company in Bigfork and Tamarack Brewing Co. in Lakeside offer great ales and great food. And don’t worry, if beer isn’t your beverage of choice, two Kalispell cider makers have you covered with Rough Cut Hard Cider and Big Mountain Ciderworks.

If you want to indulge in it all, be sure to book a tour with Big Sky Brews Cruise. The local guides will take you to all the right spots to enjoy this state’s robust and growing brewery scene. For more information, visit bigskybrewscruise.com.

980 WAGNER LANE KALISPELL

Highly sought-after property along the banks of the Flathead River. Enjoy the seclusion of this private peninsula with 3,000± feet of river frontage. Featuring spectacular views of the river and Swan Mountain Range, the property comes with an airstrip, marina, boat launch, and 4,080 square foot hangar/shop with a one-bedroom, one-bath guest apartment and woodshop. Inside the custom home is a haven of rustic luxury. The extensive use of natural stone and reclaimed lumber blend seamlessly into the native landscape. A chef’s kitchen awaits your culinary endeavors, and the main floor ensuite bedroom provides the ultimate relaxation. Upstairs, two ensuite bedrooms offer unforgettable views. Enjoy the abundant wildlife that frequents the property from the comfort of your screened porch. This transcendent estate is a short drive to Kalispell and Glacier National Park.

4 BEDS, 6 BATHS // 3,707 SQ FT // 22 ACRES

$5,975,000 // MLS# 30023397

JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

HANNAH SHELLEY 406.270.0794

HODGE CREEK ROAD KILA

Escape to your private paradise on 783 acres of pristine land in Kila, Montana. Embrace ultimate privacy surrounded by dense forests and breathtaking mountain views. This recreational haven is perfect for hunting, ATV adventures, snowmobiling, and more. Conveniently located near Kalispell and Glacier Park International Airport, this property offers the best of both

worlds - seclusion and accessibility. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own your slice of Montana wilderness. It’s a sanctuary where adventure meets tranquility, waiting to be explored and cherished.

783.13 ACRES

417 SIRUCEK LANE KALISPELL

Country living in the heart of Flathead Valley. This 5.29acre property, sheltered by old-growth pines, is ideal for animal lovers and sports enthusiasts. The interior features cherry cabinetry, rich oak floors, tasteful stained-glass accents, and abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, with a massive rock fireplace center stage in the great room with views of Glacier National Park. An

oversized, log-accented media room showcases a wet bar, gas fireplace, and private patio. Additional highlights include a tennis court, two-car attached garage, three-car detached garage, tour bus barn, and horse barn.

7 BEDS, 5 BATHS // 6,000 SQ FT // 5.29 ACRES $2,400,000 //

GRIFFIN CREEK ROAD MARION

Discover your secluded sanctuary on 640 pristine acres nestled in the heart of Marion, Montana. This extraordinary parcel offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts - from hunting to snowmobiling and hiking, this is a recreational dreamland. Picture-perfect mountain views set the scene for your secluded cabin retreat, just a stone’s

throw from Glacier Park International Airport and within easy reach of Kalispell and Marion. Embrace the serenity and seclusion of this heavily treed oasis - your perfect getaway awaits.

640 ACRES $2,176,000 // MLS# 30022855 // JASON HYNDMAN 406.253.9008

176 ROSEWATER LOOP KALISPELL

A new construction masterpiece in the prestigious Rosewater Ski Community. This home is situated on 1.79 acres and boasts breathtaking views of Whitefish Mountain and Glacier National Park. The home features four bedrooms, including two primary suites. The openconcept layout connects the living room, dining area, and gourmet kitchen with walnut cabinets and high-end

appliances. Unwind in the soothing sauna or step out on the 1,000 square foot covered deck, providing added convenience and space for entertaining in addition to the 1,100 square foot concrete patio.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 3,688 SQ FT // 1.79 ACRES

$1,820,000 // MLS# 30023741 // JASON HYNDMAN 406.253.9008

89 CRYSTAL LAKE DRIVE LIBBY

Spectacular custom-built home on Lavon Lake with canal access to Crystal Lake. Quality craftsmanship and high-end finishes make this home and grounds a showstopper. The vaulted ceiling in the great room is accentuated by the large picture windows and stunning picturesque views. The chef’s kitchen intertwines luxury with farmhouse charm, boasting a large center island and

14265 HIGHWAY 2 EAST ESSEX

Your opportunity to craft your legacy property on this unparalleled 119 pristine acres. A large expanse of land, boasting breathtaking vistas and ultimate seclusion nestled between the east and west entrances of Glacier National Park. Minutes away from the Stanton Creek/Lake Trailhead and the historic Izaak Walton.

butler’s pantry. The walk-out basement includes a living room, kitchenette, and craft room. A wrap-around deck overlooks the stunning, serene setting. Spacious two-car detached garage with built-in workspace, an abundance of storage, and a half bath.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 4,656 SQ FT // 4.3 ACRES $999,000 // MLS# 30023480 // RHONDA KOHL 406.250.5849

15000 HIGHWAY 2 EAST ESSEX

A fantastic investment opportunity, this wooded parcel is ideally situated between Glacier National Park’s east and west entrances. Offering unsurpassed potential for your Montana vision, within an hour from Glacier Park International Airport. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this paradise with endless possibilities, including potential hotel development

10.71

720 WAGNER LANE KALISPELL

10.42 acres in the Lower Valley with two beautiful homes, a private pond, and a four-boat dock on Flathead River. Boat to the lake or just chill on the tranquil river. Premium finishes, amazing sunrise/sunset views, and wildlife galore. Guest house could be a rental. Versatile and animal-friendly.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,034 SQ FT // 10.42 ACRES

$1,900,000 // MLS# 30019819 // MANDI LUCE-HEINLE 406.351.9943

SHEA WAY KALISPELL

Private, updated custom home just minutes to amenities. Includes three bedroom suites, fireplace, and recreation room with dry bar. Two fenced pastures, horse shelter with tack room, shop, hay barn, and more.

3 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 4,300 SQ FT // 5 ACRES SOLD // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929 // REPRESENTED SELLER

1655 LOST CREEK DRIVE KALISPELL

Gorgeous, fully updated four-bedroom home with a 60x48 industrial grade shop. 31 subdividable acres bordered by thousands of acres of public land. Ultimate privacy and just 20 minutes to Kalispell.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 3,248 SQ FT // 31 ACRES

$2,395,000 // MLS# 30020873 // MANDI

3005 FOOTHILL ROAD KALISPELL

With stunning mountain views, this property includes a remodeled home, hay sheds, shop, pavilion, 21 acres of hay field, and three fenced acres of pasture. No zoning/HOA/ CCRs. Second six-bed septic installed for further structures or home expansion. Walking trails adorn the large, wooded area, which is frequented by abundant wildlife.

1 BED, 1 BATH // 1,092 SQ FT // 28.98 ACRES

$1,750,000 // MLS# 30022740 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

PHEASANT DALE WAY

KALISPELL

Breathtaking 360-degree views of the Swan and Whitefish Mountains from this remodeled home. New shop with roughed-in apartment, RV parking, and pull-through access. End-of-road privacy and close to amenities.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,526 SQ FT // 5.03 ACRES SOLD // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929 // REPRESENTED SELLER

203 MUTH LANE KALISPELL

A rare 20-acre Montana homestead is being offered for the first time in over 60 years. Private and wooded, the focal point of the landscape is directed right into Jewel Basin. Simple and at peace with nature as is, or transform it into a masterpiece of your own.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,060 SQ FT // 20 ACRES

$1,147,000 // MLS# 30026217 // UNDER CONTRACT SANDY O’CONNELL 406.270.7541

1182 LAKE MEADOW WAY KALISPELL

Pristine parcel just minutes from Glacier National Park with 820 feet of Flathead River frontage. Spectacular mountain and river views, within minutes of amenities. Gated community amenities include a shooting range, helipad, grill area, trails, and river access for world-class fly fishing. Year-round recreation awaits.

26.882 ACRES

$1,200,000 // MLS# 30012785 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929 NATHAN MAY 406.300.2689

WHITE BASIN ROAD

KALISPELL

This homestead boasts panoramic Swan Mountain Range views. Immaculately kept and comes with a 32x30 shop and shed. Includes floor-to-ceiling windows to catch the views and a wood fireplace with a river rock surround. Minutes to downtown Kalispell and the surrounding Montana recreational points of interest.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,288 SQ FT // 20.71 ACRES SOLD // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929 // REPRESENTED SELLER

188 RIVER VIEW DRIVE KALISPELL

Located in one of Kalispell’s finest neighborhoods, this gorgeous home will check all the boxes. Spacious rooms, two living areas, and large windows overlooking beautiful mature landscaping. Three-car garage with epoxy-coated floor. Many recent upgrades, including carpet and paint. The style and décor are fresh, inviting and feel like home.

5 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 3,530 SQ FT // 0.35 ACRES

$1,050,000 // MLS# 30026673 // LORRI NELSON 406.253.7437 JOBETH BLAIR 406.250.9308

11532 NORTH FORK ROAD POLEBRIDGE

The sky’s the limit on this private 15-acre property; you can build, add on, or make the most of the zoning with up to three vacation rentals. Only a few miles from the Polebridge Mercantile and Glacier National Park’s North Fork entrance. An existing all-season yurt is ready to use with accommodations for six.

1 BED // 572 SQ FT // 15.07 ACRES

$499,000 // MLS# 30020157 // JOBETH BLAIR 406.250.9308

LORRI NELSON 406.253.7437

20 RUNNING DEER TRAIL KALISPELL

This exceptional property offers everything you need for comfortable and luxurious living. Featuring a mother-inlaw apartment, separate office, three-car garage, lush gardens, and high-end appliances. Attention to detail can be seen in all areas, from the main floor primary ensuite to the open living with beautiful hardwood floors. The outdoor patio opens to beautiful gardens.

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$1,079,000

142 SAGE GROUSE WAY KALISPELL

Immaculately kept newer home on a coveted street with mountain views. The backyard privacy fencing with concrete patio and wood pergola is an entertainer’s dream. Lots of HOA amenities, including three miles of walking trails, clubhouse, an outdoor swimming pool/spa, fitness center, and more. Furnishings are negotiable.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,771 SQ FT // 0.306 ACRES

$759,000 // MLS# 30023826 // UNDER CONTRACT

JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

Come Discover The Ranch at Eureka

The Ranch at Eureka is an exclusive and serene haven nestled in the heart of nature’s finest offerings. This private, gated community boasts an enviable location, bordering the Kootenai National Forest, the Elk Nature Conservancy, and the convenience of the Lincoln County Airport. The Ranch at Eureka comprises thirty expansive 20-acre ranches, each thoughtfully equipped with paved access, reliable power infrastructure, and the modern convenience of high-speed fiber optic internet.

for Montana. But long before it was named one of the best small towns in America by Travel+Leisure Magazine, it was a rough-and-tumble logging and railroading community dubbed “Stumptown” because of all the tree stumps scattered around town.

Today, most of the stumps are gone, but Whitefish is still a top-notch destination. Whitefish Mountain Resort plays host to some of the best skiing in the region with a dozen lifts to access more than 3,000 acres of terrain. Below that is Whitefish Lake, featuring nearly 16 miles of shoreline and plenty of room to paddleboard (a local favorite), motorboat, or cast a line. The quaint downtown features some of the finest dining in the state, including the newly opened Herb & Omni, and a wide variety of entertainment – from live music at the Great Northern Bar & Grille to shows at the O’Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center, home to the Whitefish Theatre Company. Regardless of where you come from and what you’re searching for, Whitefish has something for everyone.

QUICK FACTS

POPULATION

9,983

APRIL 1905

WHITEFISH, THE TOWN WAS ESTABLISHED

NAMED ONE OF THE TOP 25 SKI TOWNS BY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

THE TRAILHEAD NEXT DOOR

WHITEFISH TRAILS OFFER YEAR-ROUND RECREATION

In some places, a trip to the trailhead takes a lot of planning. It involves researching the best trails, packing for a lengthy road trip, and fighting for parking once you get there.

Not so in Whitefish, where a truly robust trail system is maintained by the nonprofit Whitefish Legacy Partners, a community collaboration to preserve clean water, public access, recreation, thriving forests, uncluttered natural views, and wildlife. Since the effort began in the early 2000s, the Whitefish Trail system has grown to include 47 miles of trail and 15 trailheads — all

just minutes away from downtown Whitefish. The system is comprised of scenic loops and overlooks that are perfect for running, hiking, biking, and — on some trails come winter — cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The Big Mountain Trailhead, located just below the famed Whitefish Mountain Resort, features 5.5 miles of trail through the scenic Haskill Basin and, in the winter, 23 kilometers of groomed Nordic trail courtesy of the Glacier Nordic Club.

For more information and to find maps of all of Whitefish’s trails, visit whitefishlegacy.org.

ARTS IN THE PARK HUCKLEBERRY DAYS

If you’re walking in the woods of Northwest Montana in late July and early August, look down and keep an eye out for one of the sweetest delicacies around: Huckleberries. These mountain berries are a beloved summer treat in these parts.

But these aren’t the only “huckleberry” to keep an eye out for during the long days of summer in August. There’s also Huckleberry Days, an arts festival held annually in Whitefish’s Depot Park. This year it runs from Aug. 9-11. Hosted by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce, this event has been held for more than 35 years and attracts artists and artisans from across the Pacific Northwest. From bakers to painters, the annual Huckleberry Days festival has something for everyone, especially those looking to get a taste of that beloved mountain berry. For more information, visit whitefishchamber.org/huckleberry-days.

1398 WISCONSIN AVENUE UNIT #304 WHITEFISH

Perched atop the third floor, enjoy unparalleled privacy and breathtaking views of the iconic Whitefish Lake and Whitefish Mountain Resort. Experience the exclusivity of Building Two as this is the only building with both lake and ski resort views and is conveniently located for main resort access. Step into luxury with three spacious bedrooms, two with ensuite, and a third guest bath. The primary bedroom features western exposure, private covered

balcony access, and a spa-like ensuite oasis. A chef’s kitchen, dining room, and great room with 30 -foot ceilings seamlessly flow into one another. Offering a conciergestyle level of living, resort amenities include Whitefish Lake’s only marina, two dining options, lakefront tiki bar, in house concierge, spa, pools, hot tub, and a gymnasium

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,078 SQ FT

$2,498,000 // MLS# 30024326 BRANDON LANGEL 406.390.6676

WHITEFISH ESTATES SUBDIVISION WHITEFISH

A carefully crafted living experience where five-acre lots offer the perfect canvas for creating a personalized haven. Enjoy the luxury of forested seclusion and embrace stunning views of the Columbia Mountains and Whitefish Mountain Resort, with some lots even having views into Glacier National Park. Within just 10 minutes of Whitefish, this new development, abutting Whitefish Hills and State Land, is a true embodiment of the Montana spirit where privacy meets convenience in a captivating natural setting. Welcome to the Whitefish Estates, where the best of Montana living awaits.

20 LOTS // 5-ACRE HOMESITES

$699,000-$939,000 // MLS# 30019434

SCOTT STRELLNAUER 406.249.3557

The Homestead is an exclusive gated community 13 miles North of Whitefish situated on over 1,400 acres & surrounded by National Forest. Expansive individual ranches available as well as member cabins. Join the Sporting Club with endless amenities; personal concierge, a Mercantile, a lakeside clubhouse restaurant with fishing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, and water trampoline for those long summer days on Little Bootjack Lake. Stay active with equestrian facilities and trails, hiking, biking, a 7-hole short course, as well as a state-of the art shooting & archery range. Most of all, enjoy the breathtaking views. Create your legacy in this wondrous place.

4 Beds, 2 Baths/1,700 SqFt $7,500,000 116 Chinook Ridge

4 Beds, 4 Baths/3,364 SqFt $3,700,400

27 Forest Path Drive MLS# 30000825

20 Acres

$4,500,000

514 2ND STREET WHITEFISH

Amazing opportunity to develop 2.8 acres in Whitefish. Consisting of three adjacent parcels, all offering high visibility on the new Highway 93 entrance into town. These parcels also border Whitefish Yards to the north, a new mixed-use development with residential, commercial, restaurant, brewery, and hotel. Bike and walking paths to downtown, city beach, and the golf course. Conveniently

located with easy access to Whitefish Mountain Resort and Glacier National Park. Rare opportunity so close to downtown Whitefish, so take advantage of the zoning options and create your own mixed-use development.

2.8 ACRES

$19,988,888 // MLS# 30026155, 30026154, 30025899 KEVEN GUERCIO 406.250.7847

300 SKYLES PLACE WHITEFISH

Opportunity awaits you to enjoy one of the most soughtafter views on Whitefish Lake. This dream location gives you views of Whitefish Mountain Resort while capturing the amazing sunsets at the other end of the lake. Located right in town, this 3,030 square-foot home sleeps 10 and is being sold fully furnished. Featuring a six-seat theatre

with surround sound, two-car garage, alarm system, woodburning fireplace, lakeside office/reading room, and a large deck overlooking the lake. A great flat-level beach and a dock for your boat.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,030 SQ FT // 0.18 ACRES

$4,195,000 // MLS# 30021098 // KEVEN GUERCIO 406.250.7847

75 SLOPESIDE DRIVE WHITEFISH

Located in Whitefish Mountain Resort nestled in a private community setting and next to Chair 6 makes for the ultimate ski-in/ski-out. Fully furnished; 3,635 square feet over three levels. The upper floor features a large primary suite with a gas fireplace and two additional guest suites. The open concept main level includes circle-sawn pine

floors, a large kitchen with granite countertops and stainless appliances, a stone gas fireplace, and an additional seating area. The lowest level boasts ski door access with ski gear storage and a laundry facility.

4 BEDS, 4.5 BATHS // 3,635 SQ FT $2,999,999 // MLS# 30019084 // RHONDA KOHL 406.250.5849

1894 WHITEFISH VILLAGE DRIVE WHITEFISH

Located in one of the most coveted communities in Whitefish, this property boasts mature trees, lush landscaping, and outdoor spaces for you to relax in. Inside the meticulously maintained home, you’ll be embraced by natural light, soaring ceilings, and a flowing layout highlighting functionality. Every detail has been crafted to perfection, offering an unparalleled experience for

those seeking the epitome of luxury living. Residents can immerse themselves in the 152 acres of common area with walking trails. Located near downtown Whitefish, Big Mountain Ski Resort, and Glacier National Park.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 3,045 SQ FT // 3.177 ACRES $2,950,000 // MLS# 30025878 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

245 MONTANA AVENUE WHITEFISH

A perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and modern living with lake, mountain, and Glacier Park views, this open floor plan townhome overlooks Whitefish Lake, providing easy lake access. Take a short 10-minute bike path walk to downtown Whitefish or a quick 10-minute drive to the ski slopes; this home is the definition of centrally located. Premium quality custom features include 10-foot ceilings,

eight-foot doors, hardwood floors, leathered granite and quartz countertops, two ensuites, three private decks, and a large 10-foot kitchen island with a separate entertainment bar.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 2,823 SQ FT

$1,785,000 // MLS# 30018838 // UNDER CONTRACT LINDA CHAUNER 406.250.1192

3842 WINTER LANE UNIT #4 WHITEFISH

Fully remodeled in 2018, this ski-in/ski-out condo has access from Chair 3 and boasts its own private entry. The kitchen features top-of-the-line Jenn-Air appliances, granite countertops, and custom cabinetry. All of the living areas have been updated with high-end finishes. Great amount of storage space within the unit, including

the owner’s closet, and the unit has a mini split AC, plus its own laundry area. The Kristianna building has owner snowboard and ski storage, an indoor hot tub, and a sauna area. Sold fully furnished.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 1,226 SQ FT

$1,600,000 // MLS# 30019120 // KEVEN GUERCIO 406.250.7847

241 BOULDERS ROAD UNIT A18 WHITEFISH

Modern luxury condo in Whitefish’s Quarry development offers easy access to restaurants, skiing, shopping, free public transportation, and trails for biking and hiking. Being sold fully furnished, this two-bedroom, two-bath unit has a big deck with great views of the ski resort. Approved for nightly/weekly rentals. The Quarry offers a private homeowner clubhouse that includes locker rooms, a lounge, workout area, fire pit, hot tub, and pool.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,022 SQ FT $925,000 // MLS# 30003586 // KEVEN GUERCIO 406.250.7847

CANTERA AT THE QUARRY WHITEFISH

Easy, maintenance-free living in Whitefish’s newest premier community, CANTERA at the Quarry. Luxury mountain modern studios, one- and two-bedroom units available. Centrally located between Whitefish Mountain Resort and downtown Whitefish, this condo development has nightly/weekly rental-approved zoning and no restrictions on managing short-term rentals. The amenity package for

this development is highlighted by a private homeowner clubhouse, which has locker rooms, a lounge, gym, large outdoor pool, jacuzzi, Snow Bus Stop, walking trails, bike paths, fire pits, open space, underground parking, and private storage.

254 ELK HIGHLANDS

DRIVE WHITEFISH

Perched above Whitefish Lake, this ski-in/ski-out home offers exquisite panoramic views of Whitefish Lake and beyond, with extensive decking and outdoor space. Lower-level theater, wine room, full bar and rec room, elevator, and separate apartment with kitchen. Includes a private community homeowner ski lift with easy access to skiing and hiking.

10 BEDS, 10 BATHS // 12,024 SQ FT // 3.09 ACRES

$12,999,000 // MLS# 30010653 // SEAN AVERILL 406.862.4900

WHITEFISH HILLS DRIVE WHITEFISH

Amazing Whitefish estate just five minutes from town in a gated community. This custom-built home and brandnew guest home features an office, custom bar, TV/Media room, elevator, four garage stalls, high-end appliances, wool carpeting, radiant heat, landscaping, heated garage, outdoor fireplace entertaining area with in-ground hot tub.

7 BEDS, 10 BATHS // 8,700 SQ FT // 40 ACRES SOLD // KEVEN GUERCIO 406.250.7847 REPRESENTED SELLER & BUYER

2130 LION MOUNTAIN ROAD WHITEFISH

Family compound ranch near town, yet private. This expansive property showcases multiple living spaces, with the potential to subdivide a few back acres. Featuring a main home, guest house, “saloon”, bunkhouse, media den, gym, and barn. This property is ideal for a lifestyle ranch, event venue, or family retreat.

7 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 4,100 SQ FT // 23.44 ACRES

$10,000,000 // MLS# 30026726 // SEAN AVERILL 406.862.4900

1148 GLADES DRIVE WHITEFISH

Mountain modern retreat nestled in the heart of Whitefish Mountain Resort. This custom-built home offers endless unparalleled mountain and slope views and provides a blend of convenience and luxury with ski-in and ski-out access just steps away from Chair 9. Features large wellappointed kitchen and offered fully furnished. Nightly/ weekly rental income on file.

5 BEDS, 5 BATHS // 3,709 SQ FT // 0.75 ACRES $6,500,000 // MLS# 30021665 // SEAN AVERILL 406.862.4900

WHITEFISH

3600 HIGHWAY 93 WEST WHITEFISH

Live your Montana dream with the Grizzly Ridge Cabins. Tucked away but only 10 minutes outside of Whitefish is a newly built primary residence with garage, accompanied by five breathtaking cabins on this wooded property. Make this a multi-generational property or live in this scenic wonderland with five potential income streams.

18 BEDS, 12 BATHS // 8,333 SQ FT // 30.91 ACRES

$5,999,999 // MLS# 30010193 // SEAN AVERILL 406.862.4900

92 WOODLANDSTAR CIRCLE WHITEFISH

Alpine contemporary perfection, located in the prestigious Iron Horse community. This beautiful home is tucked away near Fish Camp Stream and hiking trails. Carefully crafted, this property will showcase high-end, rustically elegant finishes, two primary suites, bunk and game room, and spacious decking providing room to entertain.

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269 SOUTH SHOOTING STAR CIRCLE WHITEFISH

Iron Horse luxury with golf club membership available. Offered fully furnished and located in the prestigious Iron Horse community. Minutes from Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort, Whitefish Lake, and downtown. This stunning home features four bedrooms, all ensuite, and two additional half baths. A generous deck/patio makes for an entertainer’s dream.

4 BEDS, 6 BATHS // 4,047 SQ FT // 0.79 ACRES

177 SOUTH SHOOTING STAR CIRCLE WHITEFISH

Custom Iron Horse home with coveted golf club membership available for purchase. Perched above the 8th fairway, offered fully furnished and located in the prestigious Iron Horse community, minutes from Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort, Whitefish Lake, and downtown. Dream mountain escape.

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101 & 201 HAWKS

CROSSING WAY WHITEFISH

Wide open space, acreage, and 360-degree views. Comprised of two 20-acre parcels, this 40-acre property gives you the feel of country living yet is within just 10 minutes of downtown Whitefish. Zoned AG-20, the horsefriendly beauty showcases panoramic views, mature trees, and level terrain. Offered separately as 20-acre parcels.

40.16 ACRES // $3,250,000 // MLS# 30021461

20.10 ACRES // $1,695,000 // MLS# 30021457

AVERILL 406.253.3010 CJAY CLARK 970.209.1050

2734 PLAZA ROAD WHITEFISH

Whitefish Lake frontage in the Rest Haven community. Features an open living space with panoramic views. Large inviting deck to soak up the ambiance of lakeside living. 47 feet of pebbled beach frontage, complemented by a private dock. The HOA provides exclusive access to a private community beach and boat launch.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,736 SQ FT // 0.079 ACRES $2,700,000 //

27 SNOWBERRY COURT WHITEFISH

Located in the prestigious Medicine Rock community, this supreme alpine getaway offers direct ski access from your doorstep. This home features windows framing the exquisite mountain backdrop, Thermador appliances, and an expansive island for entertaining. Complete with an outdoor fireplace, hot tub, heated flooring on every level, and SONOS speakers throughout.

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144 ASPEN RIDGE WAY WHITEFISH

One-of-a-kind privacy on this secluded estate with a swimming trout pond. Custom finishes with a separate two-bedroom guest house. The property includes a hot tub, 16-foot deep trout pond, manmade stream, waterfall, outdoor fireplace, and a professionally constructed irrigated garden. Ample RV and boat parking with two separate garages. Many recent upgrades.

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143 HILLS LOOKOUT COURT WHITEFISH

Privately situated in the coveted Whitefish Hills Subdivision, this charming home features an open-concept floor plan with generous windows. Stone and barnwood throughout, portraying rustic sophistication. There is an oversized garage, generous mud room, and a back deck capturing views toward Whitefish Mountain Resort. Conveniently located within minutes of downtown Whitefish.

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1078 K M RANCH ROAD WHITEFISH

Two turn-key homes on five acres with breathtaking views. The house has two bedrooms, one bath, and 1,100 square feet. The apartment is 750 square feet with one bedroom and one bath. Average annual gross rent of $90,000. Living spaces have radiant floor heat. 48x32 storage space in the barn.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,808 SQ FT // 5 ACRES $1,375,000 // MLS# 30021221 // MAUREEN GERBER 908.635.6116

3857 WINTER LANE UNIT C WHITEFISH

Welcome to the Chalet View ski-in ski-out homes where luxurious elegance is at your fingertips in the heart of the ski village. Thoughtfully designed with in-floor heat, highend upgrades and appliances throughout, private garage and furnishings included. Enjoy the unrivaled mountain and valley views. Nightly/weekly approved zoning and CCRs.

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57 CRESTWOOD DRIVE UNIT A WHITEFISH

New construction with sleek lines and custom finishes with nightly/weekly zoning. This is the quintessential mountain escape or investment property. Panoramic views of the 200-acre nature preserve with views toward Whitefish Mountain, Glacier National Park, and open spaces gives the peaceful country feel you desire, yet in the heart of Whitefish.

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713 WEST 2ND STREET WHITEFISH

This urban sanctuary is close to downtown Whitefish and the golf course. Meticulously designed to prioritize modern, clean lines, low maintenance, and a luxury feel. This three-level townhouse offers three bedrooms, four baths, and highlights stunning panoramic views from the unique fourth-level rooftop deck. Heated two-car garage. Low HOA fees.

3 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 2,055 SQ FT

526 LABRIE DRIVE WHITEFISH

Close to all that Whitefish has to offer on the popular tree-lined LaBrie Drive. This single-level home features a vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace, an open kitchen with a breakfast area, bay windows, an additional den/office, and a spacious primary suite. Unobstructed views of ski area and mountains.

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525 WEST 2ND STREET WHITEFISH

Close to all the active lifestyle features of Whitefish, this quality constructed unit offers bright updates and new appliances. A new fenced-in private backyard and oversized garage complete the package. Just steps to Whitefish Lake Golf Course and walking paths to town. An intimate threeunit complex provides for uncomplicated living.

3 BEDS, 3

376 ANTELOPE TRAIL WHITEFISH

This three-bedroom, two-bath log home embodies rustic charm and is situated on a shy half-acre lot. The great room area features two gas fireplaces. Main floor primary bedroom. The lofted den can be a home office or bunk room. 960 square foot insulated heated shop/garage. Firepit and fence. VRBO potential.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,192 SQ FT // 0.45 ACRES $639,000 // MLS# 30022746 // ELLIE JOHNSON 406.250.1575

FLATHEAD LAKE

A NCHORING THE BOTTOM OF THE ROCKY Mountain Trench — a 1,000-mile-long valley also known as the “Valley of a Thousand Peaks” that stretches from the Yukon to Northwest Montana — Flathead Lake is the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River. With more than 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline, it is also an endless source of summertime fun for boaters, anglers, and recreationalists. On the northwest corner of the lake sits the historic communities of Somers and Lakeside. Somers became the industrial hub of the valley with the arrival of the Great Northern Railway in the 1890s. Just down U.S. Highway 93, Lakeside proves that this area isn’t a one-trick pony, with the pristine ski slopes of Blacktail Mountain looming over the community. On the south end of

the lake, Polson stands as the economic and cultural heart of the Flathead Indian Reservation, plus a prime basecamp for adventures into the lush Mission Valley to the south.

Traveling up the east shore of Flathead Lake along historic Montana Highway 35 will take you through the rich cherry orchards that make this area famous. No road trip along this century-old highway would be complete without a stop at one of the many roadside cherry stands that open in late summer. Just up the road from the orchards on the northeast shore of the lake is the community of Woods Bay, which comes alive in summer as boaters crowd dockside bars and restaurants. Beyond Woods Bay lies Bigfork and the north shore of the lake, back to where we began our journey around this pristine recreational paradise.

QUICK FACTS

LARGEST FRESHWATER

LAKE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

LAST TIME FLATHEAD LAKE FROZE COMPLETELY OVER JANUARY 1989

130 BIGHORN SHEEP ON WILDHORSE ISLAND

FLATHEAD LAKE

HUNTING FOR THE FLATHEAD LAKE MONSTER

Spend enough time around Flathead Lake, and someone is bound to mention her name: Flossie. While a newcomer to the Flathead Valley might think some crusty old local is trying to pull their leg with tales of an alleged “Flathead Lake Monster,” it is true that for over a century, people have been spotting some mysterious creature in the chilly waters of the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River.

Those who have seen the mysterious creature report that it’s anywhere from 20 to 40 feet long, is round with a brown or blue color, and looks almost like a giant eel. It also allegedly has “steel-black eyes.” One of the first modern sightings of the monster was from Captain James Kerr, who piloted the U.S. Grant, a steamship that moved passengers and freight up and down the lake. In 1889, Kerr and his passengers

reported seeing what initially appeared to be a log start to move through the water. When the creature got closer, someone began to shoot at it with a gun, and it retreated below the surface.

Since then, there have been more than 100 reported sightings of the creature “from drinkers and non-drinkers,” along with “mothers, doctors, lawyers, biologists, engineers, anglers, and policemen.” While some believe it’s simply a sturgeon, a large freshwater fish native to the Columbia River system that lives in the Kootenai River in northern Idaho, others are convinced it’s something more. The Flathead Lakers, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the lake, encourages those who see the creature to report it to them. “We will not laugh or make fun, and we will sincerely enter your comments into the historical archives of the Flathead Lake Monster.”

SOMERS DEEP ROOTS ON THE LAKE

Today, the tiny hamlet of Somers (population 1,169) is a quiet community on the north shore of Flathead Lake; the ideal place to put down roots and enjoy the peace and serenity that make Montana so special. But a century ago, this little town was the “industrial hub of the Flathead Valley” thanks to the arrival of the Great Northern Railway in the 1890s.

One of the key items needed to build a railway is wooden crossties, the sticks of lumber that keep the iron rails in place. Just as it is today, Northwest Montana was lush with timber, and so the railroad’s president, the famous “Empire Builder” James J. Hill, established a sawmill and tie factory on the shores of Flathead Lake at Somers. All around the lake, logs were dumped into the water and then floated to Somers where they were turned into railroad ties. To move those freshly made ties around, the railroad used a quirky little fleet of “fireless” locomotives. Instead of burning wood or coal to boil water and make steam, the locomotives were connected to the sawmill’s boiler and filled with steam, enough power to shuttle loads around the mill for an hour or so. The advantage to this was that the little locomotives didn’t spew sparks which could burn the freshly made ties. The mill would churn out crossties until the 1980s, but one of those little green locomotives is still on display today at the Somers Company Town Museum on Somers Road, just across the street from local favorite Del’s Bar. At the museum, the full story of this industrious little town is on display.

18643 GOOSE BAY ROAD LAKESIDE

Don’t miss out on the rare opportunity to own this Flathead Lake timber-inspired construction home. The home rests on two lots with a combined 2.49 acres and 380 feet of Flathead Lake frontage. Large lake-facing windows bring the outside into this tranquil, private retreat. Outside features an exceptional crib dock with a

boat lift and cover, pebble beach, spectacular views of the Mission Mountains, and great space for entertaining. Just minutes away from the town of Lakeside, this property offers lake life at its finest.

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1065 LAKESIDE BOULEVARD LAKESIDE

This home was designed and constructed by Orlan Sorensen of Landmark Builders in 2009, with a new interior design and refinishing in 2023. The expansive property includes 520 feet of lake frontage on 5.85 acres. The great room incorporates an avalanche rock fireplace with oversized boulders tumbling from ceiling to floor and a bank of sliding glass panels that retract into stone walls.

The downstairs features a full bar, pool table, and updated theater. There are six bedrooms, including a two-bedroom guest apartment above the garage. The home also features a total of five uniquely designed fireplaces.

6 BEDS, 11 BATHS // 15,265 SQ FT // 5.85 ACRES $25,500,000 // MLS# 30013456 // DAVID FETVEIT 406.249.1764

13817 SYLVAN DRIVE BIGFORK

This 15+ acre Flathead Lake cabin estate just south of Bigfork features a historic 1924 lodge that has been meticulously restored with modern amenities. The property boasts seven cabins totaling 14 bedrooms, an entertainment

lodge, gym, lap pool, 888 feet of lake frontage, and two docks with seven slips.

14 BEDS, 13 BATHS // 13,991 SQ FT // 15.30 ACRES $19,000,000 // MLS# 22013256 // DAVID FETVEIT 406.249.1764

FLATHEAD LAKE

191 OLD US HIGHWAY 93 SOMERS

Beautiful mountain modern home with 117 feet of private lake frontage and stunning views of Flathead Lake. The spacious kitchen boasts granite counter tops, custom cabinets, and high-end appliances. You’ll love the mainlevel primary suite and the relaxing hot tub on the lower

deck. Included is a one-bedroom, one-bath guest cabin fully set up with all amenities. The shared dock includes three boat slips.

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9268 MT HIGHWAY 35 BIGFORK

A visionary’s masterpiece. Claim this spectacular turnkey home with breathtaking Flathead Lake and sunset views. This elegant home offers a touch of old-world opulence and multi-cultural glamour and is embellished from floorto-ceiling with artwork, materials, and furniture from the owner’s lifetime of worldwide travels. The huge kitchen, dining area, deck, wine grotto, and lower-level in-law

suite are an entertainer’s delight. Bring relaxation into your day surrounded by the meticulously handcrafted elements of this elaborate home. Settle into your own slice of Northwest Montana where Glacier National Park and more adventures await.

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35935 IRVINE RIDGE LANE POLSON

Spectacular Mission Mountain and Flathead Lake views. With a main level primary suite, this home showcases a gorgeous fusion of woodwork and upscale finishes, including natural hickory wood and hand-picked Chief Cliff Rock, granite countertops, tongue and groove pine ceiling, radiant heat on the lower level, and handblown glass lighting. For endless entertainment possibilities, step

outside the main level to the covered deck and separate patio on the lower level. A covered breezeway accesses the heated shop, while a barn further enhances the property’s functionality. Flathead Lake and amenities are minutes away.

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269 TAMARACK TERRACE LAKESIDE

Spectacular Flathead Lake home with 83 feet of deeded waterfront with crib dock and covered boat lift. The prow front architecture provides 180-degree views of the lake, shoreline, and mountains to the east. Vaulted great room with beautiful wood beams and ceiling. Fully finished daylight walkout basement. Recently remodeled with upgraded finishes, manicured landscaping, and glass

deck railing to maximize light and views. Brand new 40x16 drive-through shop building for garage and toy storage. Conveniently located near Lakeside amenities combined with end-of-the-road privacy.

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20951 PAINT BRUSH PLACE BIGFORK

Welcome to this paradise with spectacular views and 100 feet of Flathead Lake frontage. This custom home boasts no HOA/CCRs and provides you with a usable slice of Montana’s natural beauty. Enjoy the clear waters and ease of lakefront living with your own dock and lift station. This spacious home features high-end finishes, including granite countertops and custom cabinets, an elevator, and more.

The lot provides ample space for activities, additional structures, and RV parking. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a lakeside retreat with all the modern comforts you desire. Minutes to downtown Bigfork.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,635 SQ FT // 1.38 ACRES $2,395,000 // MLS# 30015326 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

53 SOMERS RIDGE SOMERS

Step into Montana luxury living nestled in the trees above Flathead Lake on 17.88 acres. Boasting unparalleled views of Flathead Lake and the Mission Mountains, yet minutes to downtown Kalispell. Over 3,500 square feet of beautifully crafted living space with four spacious bedrooms and three baths. Four-car garage plus a 54x36 heated barn/shop and 10x36 lean-to for all your toys and storage. This property

has been meticulously maintained, leaving nothing for the new owner to do but move in. Don’t miss your chance to experience Montana’s luxury living at its finest.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,504 SQ FT // 17.88 ACRES $1,989,000 // MLS# 30025533 THE DYNAMIC DUO // SUSIE 406.250.7776 AND JILL 406.253.7555

38595 TAN A BRYN ROAD ROLLINS

This property features 155 feet of Flathead Lake frontage and is steps from the lake. There is a massive stone seawall along most of the frontage and a tuck-under boat house with rails into the lake that will hold up to a 25-foot boat. The home has two separate decks, with one being partially covered. With just over an acre of land, there is room for

expansion. The home is conveniently located close to Highway 93 access but has no road/highway noise. No HOA, CCRs, and is zoned Upper West Shore.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,799 SQ FT // 1.139 ACRES

$1,750,000 // MLS# 30026084 // LANCE FAHRNEY 406.871.8168

VALLEY VIEW ROAD POLSON

Stunning 200-acre property offering endless possibilities. This expansive agricultural land boasts prime grazing conditions for your cattle with lush, verdant pastures. Gaze out over the Flathead River, where the waters wind through the valley below with views of the majestic Mission Mountains that will take your breath away. Whether you

envision a thriving ranch operation or the chance to build your dream home, this property is ripe with potential. With the possible option to subdivide, you can maximize the land’s value and create a legacy for generations.

200 ACRES

$1,240,000 // MLS# 30024185 // JASON HYNDMAN 406.253.9008

FLATHEAD LAKE

6870 US HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH LAKESIDE

Over 20 acres in five parcels overlooking Flathead Lake just north of Lakeside. Incredible development potential with existing access to level shelf at the top. No zoning or covenants; commercial or residential.

21.1 ACRES

$1,750,000 // MLS# 22112005 // DAVID FETVEIT 406.249.1764

25450 THREE MOON DRIVE ELMO

Country living at its finest. Five acres of picturesque land, well-maintained grounds, and a spacious shop with living quarters. This cozy retreat offers a main floor primary bedroom, single-level living, and a hot tub to take in the views. Covered porch and corrals, hay shed, and other outbuildings. Views of Flathead Lake and mountains.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,320 SQ FT // 5 ACRES

$1,149,000 // MLS# 30020773 // LACY RICHTER 406.890.1421

105 BAY COURT LAKESIDE

Huge custom home minutes from Flathead Lake and Blacktail Ski Resort. Features three bedroom suites, two fireplaces, a 43x46 garage, and a spacious open floor plan. Monogram appliances, granite countertops, LVP flooring, and cherry cabinets are just some of the finishes that adorn this spectacular build.

6 BEDS, 5 BATHS // 5,224 SQ FT // 0.459 ACRES $1,380,000 // MLS# 30024072 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

7175 US HIGHWAY 93 LAKESIDE

This turnkey ground floor unit in Waterside comes fully furnished. The ground-level carport and garage make it easily accessible. Includes 1/3 of a boat slip, shared beach, fitness center, hot tub, picnic area, and marina.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,203 SQ FT

$750,000 // MLS# 30018252 // DAVID FETVEIT 406.249.1764

195 TROUTBECK ROAD LAKESIDE

Beautiful home in Troutbeck Rise, completely remodeled and on an oversized lot. Manicured landscaping, detached shop with RV carport and hookups. Easy access to all Lakeside amenities.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,254 SQ FT // 0.72 ACRES

$695,000

NHN WALKING HORSE LANE BIG ARM

Views of Flathead Lake, Wild Horse Island, and the Mission Mountains from this 20+ acre parcel. No trees to obstruct views and plenty of space to build your Montana dream home.

20.24 ACRES

$600,000 // MLS# 30001050 // DAVID FETVEIT 406.249.1764

13278 MT HIGHWAY 35

BIGFORK

Close to Flathead Lake and minutes to downtown Bigfork, this home features main-level living with a deck, hot tub, and spacious yard for gatherings, animals, additional structures, or cherry orchards. No zoning/HOA/CCRs. 450 feet of Highway 35 frontage offers great visibility for any business opportunities.

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370 SOUTH EIGHTY DRIVE SOMERS

Extremely lush, oversized yard with several tranquil garden nooks. Enchanting “pizza grotto” on a rock plateau, multiple seating areas, patio, and outdoor fireplaces. Large home with an airy kitchen and living room with stunning views of Flathead Lake.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,280 SQ FT // 0.475 ACRES $699,000 // MLS# 30024407 // SHELLY RAGLAND 406.261.5040

FLATHEAD LAKE

NHN WILD HORSE RANCH ROAD ROLLINS

Wooded acres with a cleared and flat building site. The subdivision features a private road and seven acres of common meadows. Gently sloped and level topography. West Shore Flathead Lake State Park is just minutes away for an easy boat launch.

6.583 ACRES

$229,000 // MLS# 30010268 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

315 SKOOKUM ROAD LAKESIDE

This exceptional lot in Lakeside Estates creates a level canvas to build your dream on. Just minutes away from the pristine Flathead Lake and Blacktail Ski Resort. This 0.54-acre parcel is hooked up to Lakeside city water/sewer. Glacier National Park, Whitefish Ski Resort, and Jewel Basin hiking area are nearby.

0.54 ACRES

$159,000 // MLS# 30021878 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

632 BIERNEY CREEK ROAD LAKESIDE

No covenants or zoning make this a great location to build a home or multi-housing; COSA-approved for eight units. Close to downtown Lakeside and Flathead Lake. A rare opportunity. Agent-owned.

3.05 ACRES

$425,000 // MLS# 30014598 // SHELLY RAGLAND 406.261.5040

116 BAY COURT LAKESIDE

A level canvas for your dreams on this exceptional lot in Lakeside Estates, minutes away from the pristine Flathead Lake and Blacktail Ski Resort. This 0.49-acre parcel is hooked up to Lakeside city water/sewer. Glacier National Park, Whitefish Ski Resort, and Jewel Basin hiking area are nearby.

0.49 ACRES

$159,000 // MLS# 30021883 // JENNIFER SHELLEY 406.249.8929

At Malmquist Construction, we understand that building is a journey of the heart, an expression of you. Choosing a partner who embraces your vision and has the knowledge to implement it is the crucial first step to crafting a home of beauty, form, function, and practicality. Malmquist Construction is here to assist you in not only the first step, but every step of the journey. Over the years, we have found the essential components to achieving success: skilled and trustworthy people, open communication, and a fluid process. We balance an intricate business endeavor with artistic expression as we build a home unique to you and your loved ones. Malmquist Construction is committed to making your vision a reality

When you partner with Malmquist Construction, not only will you get the home of your dreams, but you’ll enjoy the journey along the way

BIGFORK

LOCATED ALONG THE SHORE OF THE WEST’S largest freshwater lake, Bigfork is a tiny village that packs a big punch. As locals like to say, “Whatever Montana you dream of, you’ll find it in Bigfork.” The Swan River that roars through town is home to some of the area’s best whitewater kayaking, which is why the “wild mile” hosts the annual Bigfork Whitewater Festival held every Memorial Day Weekend. Just beyond the Swan River’s mist sits downtown, home to a thriving theater scene where notable actors like

Oscar winner J.K. Simmons got his start. And before or after a show, locals and visitors alike can take in one of Bigfork’s many fine dining establishments. It’s not just the attractions within Bigfork that make it a great spot to put down roots. The scenic wonders of the Flathead National Forest and Glacier National Park are a short drive away, while the conveniences of Kalispell are also easily accessible. Indeed, quaint Bigfork seems to be a distillation of the best things this corner of Montana has to offer.

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QUICK FACTS

THE LITTLE PLAYHOUSE THAT CAN

In 1960, Dr. Firman “Bo” Brown and his wife Margery Hunter Brown were in search of a place for University of Montana theatre students to perform during the summer. They found their answer about 100 miles north of campus in the village of Bigfork, on the shore of Flathead Lake. That year, they founded the Bigfork Summer Playhouse at the 200-seat Community Hall in town. The hall also served as the playhouse’s rehearsal space, set building shop, dining hall, and living space. Things were tight, but the Browns and their student actors made it work. A few years later, they hired Don Thomson as a technician. He’d later go on to own the playhouse with his wife, Jude Irvine, who had joined as a piano player in 1965. They still run it along with their son Brach. As the decades rolled on, the Bigfork Summer Playhouse earned a name for itself as one of the premier theaters in the region. That reputation was aided in large part by the many talented alumni who passed through its doors. Some six decades later, the little playhouse that can is still selling out shows (in a considerably larger space now) and cementing its place as one of the cornerstones of Montana’s cultural scene. For more information, visit bigforksummerplayhouse.com.

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TOWN FOUNDED IN 1901

115 LEVI COURT BIGFORK

Experience luxury golf course living at its finest with this stunning home overlooking the 10th fairway of Eagle Bend Golf Course, a 27-hole championship course located on the north shore of Flathead Lake. Situated at the end of a cul-desac on two lots, nestled amongst the trees, you’ll enjoy privacy and tranquility. This custom home was built in 2020 and is in like-new condition. You will appreciate the thoughtful details such as a full laundry on the first and second floor, an elevator, and an oversized four-car garage, a car enthusiast’s dream with a two-car stackable lift, and epoxy floors. The impeccable design features open main-floor living with a vaulted tongue and groove ceiling, a stone fireplace, and floorto-ceiling windows. The spacious primary suite features an enormous walk-in closet, an ensuite bathroom with three vanities, and a tile shower.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 5,815 SQ FT // 0.73 ACRES

$3,100,000 // MLS# 30025922

BEN VAN HELDEN 406.249.0846

275 WOLF CREEK DRIVE BIGFORK

Build your legacy estate on this fully fenced and crossfenced level parcel with glorious Swan Mountain views. Features a wooded area perfect for a building site and minimal CCRs. Great for those looking for a rural feel while remaining close to amenities. Four-season recreational opportunities nearby.

67.42 ACRES

$2,495,000 //

443 OSBORN AVENUE UNIT #210 BIGFORK

Swan River views from the primary suite balcony of this downtown condo. The living room includes a fireplace and additional deck overlooking the river. Steps away are the Nature Trail, Bigfork Bay, galleries, restaurants, and the Bigfork Center for Performing Arts. VRBO approved; offered turnkey with exclusions. Great potential for investment.

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$1,099,000

NHN BIG ROCK WAY BIGFORK

Discover a captivating canvas for your dreams. This wooded and level property comes with a drilled well and features breathtaking Swan Mountain vistas. HOA amenities include a community park, covered picnic area, and a beautiful nature trail. Swan Lake is a short drive away, with easy access to amenities.

6.72 ACRES

NORTH IDAHO

THE IDAHO PANHANDLE — OR AS LOCALS call it, North Idaho or simply the Panhandle — is one of the crown jewels of the Inland Pacific Northwest. Sandwiched between Montana to the east, the Canadian Rockies to the north, and the fruitful Palouse region of eastern Washington to the west, this part of Idaho is full of lush forests, rugged mountains, wild rivers, and welcoming small towns.

The region is also home to three mountain ranges that surround Lake Pend Oreille, the largest lake in the state of Idaho with a surface area of 148 square miles. Centuries ago, the Salish Tribes built camps along the water to fish here during the summer. In the early 1800s, Canadian fur trader, surveyor and cartographer David Thompson came to the area on behalf of the North West Company (while Meriwether Lewis and William Clark have long been celebrated characters in Northwest history, it was Thompson who put much of the region on the map — literally). Along the shores of Lake Pend Oreille is Sandpoint, one of the many thriving communities that dot the landscape here.

For people who want the best of everything, vibrant little towns but plenty of land to escape into the solitude of the great outdoors, North Idaho might be the place.

NORTH IDAHO

SANDPOINT A YEAR-ROUND DESTINATION

Sandpoint is a recreational paradise. With a pristine lake just steps away from a lively downtown and a ski hill overlooking it all, locals and visitors alike will never run out of activities in the heart of Idaho’s Panhandle Region. Lake Pend Oreille, the state’s largest, is a wonderful place to boat, fish, or paddleboard. Access couldn’t be easier with numerous state parks on its perimeter and a public beach not far from downtown.

The historic downtown is thriving, full of a unique collection of retailers, art galleries, and restaurants. Local favorites include the Utara Brewing Co. and the Pend d’Oreille Winery Tasting Room, home to some award-winning wines indicative of the Pacific

Northwest’s finest. The Panida Theater is the cultural cornerstone of the community, with live music, theatre, comedy, and more.

Overlooking it all in the heart of the rugged Selkirk Mountains — a mountain range that runs from Idaho deep into the Canadian Rockies — is Schweitzer Mountain Resort, a ski area with 2,900 acres of terrain and a reputation for some of the best tree skiing in the region. Home to two massive ski bowls, you’re more likely to find deep powder than endless lift lines on this hill. Schweitzer is part of the Ikon Ski Pass program, which also includes Big Sky Resort. All the more reason why Sandpoint is one of the Northwest’s premier year-round destinations.

NORTH IDAHO

33/39 TAKU TRAIL HOPE

Magical. Whimsical. Timeless. There’s no shortage of ways to describe this one-of-a-kind Lake Pend Oreille retreat. Built from the ground up to be the place where family and friends come to relax and enjoy themselves, Taku Trail has it all. The three-bedroom, two-bath main home is tastefully outfitted and designed to take in the lake views. Up the hill, you’ll find a versatile studio perched above the garage. Cruise over to the outdoor tearoom/yoga studio plumbed with speakers, water, and electricity, and then down to the guest house featuring a full bath and hidden bunk room, and take the boardwalk to the treehouse lounging room. Spend the night in the glamping tent, hang out on either of your two docks, or pick veggies from the garden. Two separate amazing waterfront lots.

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124 VILLAGE LANE #418 SANDPOINT

It doesn’t get better than this—top floor, three-bedroom, three-bath, two-story, ski-in/ski-out, right-in-SchweitzerVillage condo that has never been lived in. Located in Schweitzer’s newest luxury condo complex, the 5 Needles at White Pine Lodge, this stunning unit is built to impress. With two stories of windows, vistas from every room, and an outside patio, there’s no missing the breathtaking Lake Pend Oreille, Cabinet Mountains, and Sandpoint-area views. Inside, you’ll find a kitchen loaded with premium appliances, including a custom

cabinet-faced refrigerator and dishwasher and Fisher Paykel induction range. Relax in the living room by the CO2-emissionless vapor fireplace, or retreat to one of the three full-amenity bedrooms. Ownership in the 5 Needles includes access to the spa pools, owner’s lounge, fitness facility, private underground parking, and ski lockers. An excellent investment or perfect mountain retreat.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 1,313 SQ FT $2,300,000 // MLS# 20241187 // PAUL REIZEN 208.610.1486

NORTH IDAHO

4348 DUFORT ROAD SAGLE

Resting on tranquil waterfront, this newly constructed sanctuary offers elegance and comfort. Floor-to-ceiling views serve as a constant reminder of the surrounding beauty. Bask in the warmth of the natural stone woodburning fireplace and hickory hardwood floors throughout. This retreat boasts an office, laundry room, and walk-in pantry with a convenient coffee bar. Handcrafted touches showcase the artisanal mastery that defines this home. High-end appliances and custom cupboards create a culinary haven for the aspiring chef. Every detail exudes

excellence, from the oversized two-car garage to perfect tile work in the bathrooms. The primary suite is a retreat in itself, featuring a tongue and groove ceiling, private access to the back deck, and a large rainfall shower. Outside, you’ll find open, level acreage with a gentle slope to the water. Boat launch to the Pend Oreille River just one mile away.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,050 SQ FT // 5 ACRES $1,375,000 // MLS# 20240899 // NEDRA KANAVEL 208.610.4624

3213 DISTRICT 2 ROAD BONNERS FERRY

Sweeping panoramic views of the Cabinet Mountains and Kootenai River Valley take your breath away from this well-groomed horse farm in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. With logs sourced from and hand peeled in Boundary County, this home rests along a gently sloping hillside, with loads of southern exposure and just enough shade from mature trees near the house. Steps away sit the barn with a partially finished bunkhouse, a separate hay storage barn, and a 70x100 round pen arena. Fully fenced pastures are already in place, with plenty of land to spare for gardens and more. Enjoy main level living with a primary bedroom, full bath, living area, laundry, and sprawling outdoor deck. Downstairs, you’ll find two more bedrooms, a bathroom, a mud room, a root cellar, and a complete in-house gym. Thoughtful updates throughout, including generator, security system, new roof last year, and so much more.

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NORTH IDAHO

519 LAKESHORE #302 DOVER

Stunning main-level duplex showcasing water views, an open floor plan, and a large patio overlooking the water that opens onto a common lawn with access to the private Marina Town beach. Enjoy short walking access to the private marina with seasonal boat slips, a waterfront gourmet restaurant, a community gym, a pool, and miles of walking trails.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,528 SQ FT

$999,000 // MLS# 20240975

LAURIE & ABIGAIL THORPE 208.204.8305

27 POMRANKEY DOVER

Beautiful, light-filled, contemporary Dover Bay bungalow just a short walk from the marina, restaurant, gym, pool, and community beach. Modern finishes include quartz counters, shiplap siding, vinyl flooring, a cozy gas fireplace, and lovely warm grey accents throughout. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a morning coffee or sunset on the large, covered porch.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,205 SQ FT

$649,000 // MLS# 20240470

LAURIE & ABIGAIL THORPE 208.204.8305

517 LAKESHORE #203 DOVER

Luxury waterfront living in the resort community of Dover Bay. This southern-facing condo offers breathtaking views of the river, an open, light-filled floor plan, a gourmet kitchen, and a spacious deck overlooking the water. Residents enjoy 500 feet of water frontage and a private sandy beach exclusive to Marina Town residents.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,200 SQ FT

$1,499,500 // MLS# 20240313

LAURIE & ABIGAIL THORPE 208.204.8305

513 GUTHRIE #603 DOVER

Premier corner unit offers stunning southwest-facing views of the Pend Oreille River, marina, and mountains beyond. Newly built, this one-of-a-kind unit features custom-selected high-end finishes, including a beautiful gas fireplace, a spacious gourmet kitchen, and an open living area bathed in natural light. Enjoy river views from the spacious outdoor deck.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,378 SQ FT

$819,000 // MLS# 20240407

LAURIE & ABIGAIL THORPE 208.204.8305

MISSOULA & THE BITTERROOT

NESTLED WITHIN A LANDSCAPE CARVED OUT by glaciers that once held back a pre-historic lake of the same name, Missoula is among the most vibrant cities in the American West, with a lively downtown, rich cultural scene, a legendary football team, and a century-old college often called “The Harvard of the West.” Through the heart of Missoula flows the Clark Fork River, where on summer days, you’ll often find residents casting a line or floating by in tubes, a beloved tradition for locals and newcomers alike.

Easily accessible thanks to a growing airport and direct access via Interstate 90, Missoula is a great base camp for anyone looking to put down roots in

Montana while still being connected to other places. That accessibility also means Missoula is a regular stop for national touring acts and other attractions.

Missoula also serves as the trailhead for the stunning Bitterroot Valley to the south, a lush region pressed up against the imposing Bitterroot Mountains. Going south on U.S. Highway 93, you’ll pass through lovely communities like Lolo, Florence, Stevensville, Victor, Corvallis, Hamilton, and Darby. Each offers a setting for that small-town life Montana is famous for, while also having the conveniences and attractions of Missoula just a short drive away.

QUICK FACTS

12 GOLF COURSES

A CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY HAMILTON

Situated in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, Hamilton is home to just under 5,000 people and is the county seat for Ravalli County. Founded in the late 1800s by copper baron Marcus Daly, the region has a deep history with agriculture, and it remains a major economic force in the area. However, in more recent decades, Hamilton has also become popular for retirees looking for a slower pace of life. It’s for that reason that Travel+Leisure magazine named Hamilton one of the “10 Best Small Towns in the U.S. for Retirees.” Among the many reasons cited by the magazine was Hamilton’s close-knit community spirit, ample outdoor recreational opportunities, and easy access to medical facilities, including the Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital. For people looking to relocate to the area, Hamilton offers it all, from stately homes in town to spacious properties just outside of town. Spend a day around Hamilton, and it’s easy to see why this has become a top destination for people of all ages.

A LEGACY OF CHAMPIONS

The Washington-Grizzly Champions Center, a 51,000-square-foot training and locker facility for University of Montana studentathletes, might be boldly named, but one needs only look at the football team’s winning history to see that it isn’t that far off from the truth. A member of the Big Sky Conference since 1963, the storied team has one of the winningest records in college football, including a streak of 25 consecutive winning seasons from 1986 until 2011. Most recently, the football team appeared in the 2024 NCAA FCS Championship. But success on the field is only part of the story. Missoula is home to one of the most exciting atmospheres in college football. With a capacity of more than 25,000, Washington-Grizzly Stadium is by far the largest in Montana and it’s the largest on-campus stadium anywhere in the FCS among teams that partake in the postseason (Yale has the largest, but the Ivy League school does not partake in postseason play). The stadium is often at capacity during home games in the fall and, spending even just a few minutes there, will turn just about anyone into a Griz fan.

MISSOULA & THE BITTERROOT

1145 STELLER WAY, HAMILTON

Welcome to your private lodge-style retreat in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the grandeur of the 11-inch logs and stone accents surrounding this lu xurious home. Step inside to find a great room with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings spent with loved ones, and balconies that overlook the picturesque landscape. The spacious primary suite is a true oasis for ultimate relaxation. Entertain downstairs around the billiard table and custom wet bar, with attractive copper ceiling and slate flooring. Outside, the manicured lawn, patio, and deck areas provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor gatherings. And with over 11 acres of irrigated pasture and pristine terrain to enjoy, the possibilities are endless. This is truly a one-of-a-kind property that must be seen to be fully appreciated.

3 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 5,082 SQ FT // 11.51 ACRES

$2,350,000 // MLS# 30022516 KERRY HANSON 406.240.4672

283 LOST TRAIL HOT SPRINGS ROAD SULA

Historic Lost Trail Hot Springs Resort with proximity to a ski area and other recreation in the Bitterroot Valley. The resort includes a main lodge with restaurant and full liquor license, pool, hot tub, an eight-room hotel, condominium building with four units, and 10 individual cabins. All are situated on 40.76 acres with Camp Creek running through

it. This property has great potential to run as a hot springs resort or even become a private retreat and oasis in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, surrounded by a national forest.

2 RESIDENCES, LODGE, HOTEL, CONDOMINIUM, 10 CABINS

23,165 SQ FT // 40.76 ACRES

$5,750,000 // MLS# 30026528 // STEPHANIE GARDNER 406.531.3307

8125 BROW TINE DRIVE MISSOULA

Amazing 235 acres in Missoula with rolling hills, mature trees, and panoramic views from every angle. This property has multiple water rights and wells, while featuring a natural spring. It backs up to the Rattlesnake National Forest and is abundant with wildlife. Enjoy hiking, horseback riding, hunting, camping, snowmobiling, off-roading, or just

recharging under the Big Sky. You can enjoy your slice of heaven just the way it is, or development options are just an imagination away. Offering lots of privacy yet close to everything the Missoula area has to offer.

234.68 ACRES

$3,500,000 // MLS# 30013992 // KEVEN GUERCIO

644 STONE CREEK LOOP CORVALLIS

An artisan’s dream home. Whether you’re an entertainer, artist, musician, or anything in between, this stunning Corvallis home is sure to have something for you. High ceilings, open-concept living and dining areas, and three kitchens. The primary suite offers a stunning copper bathtub and rain shower. The spacious gathering place/library/music

studio is sure to please everyone. The property also offers a 2,000-square-foot ADU with 10x10 Douglas Fir beams, large windows, a private bathroom, a separate septic, and a storage overhang for RVs and trailer storage.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 4,368 SQ FT // 6.49 ACRES $2,222,222 // MLS# 30021051 // BOBBI J. LOCKHART 406.880.0117

550 WILLOW CREEK CROSSROAD CORVALLIS

This exceptional home offers unmatched, massive mountain views. Four ensuite bedrooms ensure plenty of room for everyone, and two additional office spaces make it easy to get everything done. The open kitchen features granite countertops, and the spacious dining area opens to a large patio with an outdoor kitchen, firepit, gardens, and a hot

tub. The primary suite features a lovely fireplace, spa-like bathroom, and private access to the outdoor space. The home boasts a four-car heated garage and an additional 50x34 detached shop/garage with plenty of storage.

4 BEDS, 4.5 BATHS // 3,707 SQ FT // 10 ACRES $2,125,000 // MLS# 30020911 // BOBBI J. LOCKHART 406.880.0117

2608 BUNKHOUSE PLACE MISSOULA

Situated on The Ranch Club Golf Course, this beautiful modern home is sure to delight. From the gourmet kitchen to the two outdoor patios with fireplaces, this house is perfect for entertaining. Enjoy the dramatic open living area with stone fireplace, wood-detailed ceiling, and expansive windows to take in the view of the golf course and mountain

ranges. The main suite and amenities are conveniently located on the main level. Additional bedrooms/guest quarters are in the lower daylight walkout level, and enjoy the rec space/entertaining area and rooftop patio upstairs.

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3054 TRADING PLACE MISSOULA

The moment you enter this thoughtfully designed home, situated on a cul-de-sac on Hole 12 of The Ranch Club, you can tell no detail was overlooked. From the dramatic entry with designer light fixtures to the cozy yet impressive living room and kitchen suited perfectly for entertaining, you will know you have found your home. The kitchen features Amish-crafted cabinetry, butler’s pantry, and

floating shelves. Spectacular views from the dining and living room windows invite you to sit and take them in. The lower living area is large and bright, with ample space to continue to customize.

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219 MANSION HEIGHTS DRIVE MISSOULA

Nestled in the scenic hills, this beautiful home boasts panoramic views that capture the vibrant cityscape and rolling mountains. Step inside to discover a recently remodeled main level, complete with a gourmet kitchen featuring a Wolf oven and gas cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and Allavino wine fridge. Additionally, on the main level, you’ll find an open living room with fireplace,

dining room, primary suite with luxurious bath, office, walk-in pantry, plus a half bath. A second living area, wet bar, two bonus rooms, and a game area can be found on the lower level.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 4,282 SQ FT // 0.303 ACRES $1,498,500 // MLS# 30025949 // UNDER CONTRACT TYLER EISENZIMER 406.450.4999

1501 THREE MILE CREEK ROAD STEVENSVILLE

This beautiful custom log home is situated on 30 acres and features spectacular views from every window. Bordering Three Mile Creek, the back deck looks out over a picturesque, lush creek bottom, and to the west are panoramic views of the Bitterroot. The kitchen opens to the dining and living rooms and is perfect for entertaining with lots of cabinet and counter space. The property, on BRID

irrigation, produces alfalfa hay and is fenced and crossfenced with two shops/outbuildings, a riding arena, and a corral. This is truly Montana living at its finest. Potential for owner financing.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,570 SQ FT // 30 ACRES

711 FRED BURR VICTOR

Experience the ultimate Montana lifestyle with this exceptional property. The Fred Burr Canyon Ranch offers a stunning main home, two standalone guest cabins, barn, ponds, irrigation, and historic dry-cabin rumored to be an old schoolhouse. You have to see it to fully appreciate this property’s unparalleled beauty and serenity.

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LOT 35 STOCK FARM

HAMILTON

Prime building lot in the beloved Stock Farm sporting and golf community. Enjoy splendid views of the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains while being just moments away from the members-only clubhouse and award-winning Tom Fazio-designed golf course. *Stock Farm membership not included with the purchase of property.

2.46 ACRES $3,000,000

NHN STACY LANE HAMILTON

Majestic Montana building lot with top-of-the-world views. This property borders the original Stock Farm to the east, and herds of elk and trophy mule deer frequent the area. The Skalkaho Hi-Line Ditch runs across the lower southern portion of the property.

109.37 ACRES $2,500,000

280 WEBER DRIVE HAMILTON

This spacious home sits in a coveted neighborhood. The primary suite has a recently updated bath and walk-in closet. Enjoy time outside, rain or shine, with the wonderful covered patio. The lower level features a rec room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and two additional storage areas.

6 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,771 SQ FT // 0.47 ACRES

$699,000 // MLS# 30020587 // KERRY HANSON 406.240.4672

208 FALCON WATCH HAMILTON

The Bitterroot Valley’s stunning Arrow Hill Ranch is a first-class, small ranch community featuring breathtaking Bitterroot and Sapphire views. Enjoy the hiking/biking trails, beautiful common area and pond, and peace of mind with a private gate. Just moments from golf, horseback riding, hiking, biking, town, and more.

11.11 ACRES

$435,000 // MLS# 30022000 // BOBBI J. LOCKHART 406.880.0117

805 TIMBERBROOK LANE HAMILTON

This remodeled Roaring Lion home features an efficient woodstove, and the roomy kitchen has newer appliances and a walk-in pantry. The primary suite offers a gas fireplace, walk-in closet, walk-in shower, and doors to the patio featuring beautiful gardens. A double garage with an RV port provides plenty of storage.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,422 SQ FT // 2.8 ACRES

$749,000

LOT 1 ARROW HILL RANCH HAMILTON

Enjoy exceptional views from this Arrow Hill Ranch rim lot. Irrigation, natural gas, private gate, and walking/biking trails throughout the subdivision. Just moments away from the Hamilton Golf Course and the coveted Stock Farm golf and sporting community with easy access to town and all amenities.

8.71 ACRES

$475,000 // MLS# 22300492 // BOBBI J. LOCKHART 406.880.0117

155 PEACEMAKER RIDGE ROAD BELT

Discover unparalleled luxury in this 5-bedroom home nestled in the Ranches at Belt Creek, located in Central Montana. Built in 2014, the residence boasts a unique circular gas fireplace, a statement wood wall in the great room, and a main-level primary suite with his and her closets. The massive game room, featuring a large wet bar, is perfect for entertaining. Enjoy the exclusivity of a clubhouse, guest cabins, and a concierge, along with activities like sporting clays, archery range, horseback riding, and ATV adventures. Homeowners also enjoy exclusive access to the neighboring 7,000-acre Bearcat Ranch, providing a myriad of amenities, including fly fishing and guided hunting, along with access to the adjacent Sluice Box State Park. Located just 30 minutes from Great Falls and an hour from Showdown Ski Area, this property offers a harmonious blend of convenience and outdoor splendor. The Ranches at Belt Creek epitomize extraordinary living, providing a lifestyle enriched by nature and adventure. 5

CENTRAL MONTANA

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MISSOULA

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

During the second half of the 19th century, as America continued to move west, explorers and surveyors found a special corner of Montana that was deemed too perfect to be disrupted: Yellowstone National Park. In 1869, the members of the Folsom-Cook-Peterson Expedition wrote a story in Western Monthly Magazine where they declared that “this masterpiece of nature’s handiwork” had not yet been “desecrated” by man and that everything should be done to ensure it stayed that way. In 1872, the federal government ensured just that when it turned the 2.2 million acres in southwest Montana and northern Wyoming into the world’s first national park. While other preserves had been created in the decades before, none had ever been given “national” status. The reason Yellowstone was the first was partially a reality of geography: it was located in three different territories. More than 150 years later, Yellowstone continues to amaze visitors from both near and far. Here are a few favorite ways for both locals and newcomers to enjoy the world’s first national park.

Yellowstone National Park has some 250 hiking trails covering more than 1,000 miles. Picking just one might be impossible, but a great choice for families in search of some of the most iconic views in the park might be the Fairy Falls Trail to the Imperial and Spray Geysers. Besides the geysers, the trail also takes hikers to the Grand

Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the United States and the third largest in the world. But perhaps more impressive than the records this feature holds are the rings of red, orange, yellow, green, and blue that circle it. If that’s not enough, you’ll also see the 200-foot-tall Fairy Falls.

Hike

Stay

With nine different lodges offering more than 2,000 rooms, there are plenty of places to stay inside Yellowstone National Park. But perhaps the most memorable is the Old Faithful Inn. Built over the winter of 1903 and 1904, the inn was one of the first great park lodges in the American West and

was located just steps away from perhaps Yellowstone’s most iconic feature, the Old Faithful Geyser. Today, it remains one of the largest log structures in the world. The rustic feel harkens back to the park’s earliest days and provides an unforgettable experience for anyone who stays there.

Drive

The federal government set aside Yellowstone National Park for future generations, sparing it from most development. And in the years after its creation, a robust road system was built within its boundaries, so visitors could access the scenic wonders within. Perhaps the most iconic route of them all in the park

is the Grand Loop Road, a 140-mile system that connects some of the most iconic sites within the park, including the Upper, Midway, and Lower geyser basins, Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Fall, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and Yellowstone Lake.

BOZEMAN

LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE GALLATIN Valley, Bozeman has been topping lists of “most livable” small cities for more than a decade — and there are many reasons why. In Bozeman itself, you’ll find some of the region’s best restaurants, a thriving arts scene, innovative businesses, and a world-class university that is helping fuel the community as a leading tech hub. Outside of Bozeman (but not too far), you’ll find awe-inspiring mountains, blue-ribbon fishing, rock climbing, skiing, hunting, hiking, and more.

First settled in 1864, the community was initially called Missouri. But a few years later, it was renamed for local wagon master and trail guide, John M.

Bozeman, who guided some of the first settlers into the Gallatin Valley. Since the 1870s, one of the biggest attractions in the area has been Yellowstone National Park, the first in the United States and widely considered to be the first national park of any kind in the world.

While Bozeman still maintains its frontier spirit and Old West vibes, it also serves as a crossroads between tradition and the future, thanks to its strong startup culture. In 2023, the community and Montana State University were dubbed a Regional Technology and Innovation Hub because of the institution’s focus on photonics and smart sensor technology, both critical for national security.

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A RECREATION DESTINATION HYALITE RESERVOIR

Apristine mountain lake, a lush forest, and mountain peaks that touch Montana’s legendary “Big Sky.” The view from the shore of Hyalite Reservoir is among the most breathtaking in all of the Treasure State — a place awash with national treasure — and it’s all the more amazing when you find out that it’s located a short drive from downtown Bozeman.

While the Hyalite Reservoir looks as if it has been unchanged for centuries, it’s actually a somewhat recent addition to the area. Construction of a dam up Hyalite Creek some 14 miles south of Bozeman began in 1939, but it was quickly put on hold following the start of World War II. After the war, construction on the dam resumed, and in 1951, the reservoir behind it was filled. In 1993, the dam was reconstructed, expanding it to a surface area of approximately 490 acres. While the reservoir’s main purpose is to provide water for local municipalities and irrigation, a side benefit is that it’s an incredible recreational destination minutes from Bozeman. The lake is home to three different types of trout, has two campgrounds on its shore, and is a great place to cool down on a hot day.

DANCING IN THE STREETS

MUSIC ON MAIN

Twenty-three years ago, a popular local bluegrass band called Kane’s River performed on a side street near downtown Bozeman. That small show on South Bozeman Avenue in the summer of 2001 would kick off what would eventually become a beloved local tradition.

Almost a quarter century later, Music on Main has grown from a single show on a side street to a cornerstone of Bozeman’s summer social calendar, with shows on Main Street on Thursday evenings in July and August (In 2024, Music on Main kicks off on July

11 and continues until August 15). The main events, of course, are the bands filling downtown with the sounds of everything from bluegrass and rock to country and pop. But that isn’t the only attraction. Local nonprofits help organize kids’ activities nearby from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. and numerous local food vendors are set up downtown as well. And if none of those suit your appetite, you can check out one of Bozeman’s many fine brick-and-mortar eateries.

For more information about Music on Main, visit downtownbozeman.org/event/music-on-main-2024.

RUNNING ELK RANCH BOZEMAN

Just minutes from the heart of Bozeman, Montana, Running Elk Ranch is situated along the Bridger Foothills with expansive views of the picturesque Gallatin Valley. A truly one-of-a-kind mountain ranch encompassing 1,936± acres of irrigated farmland, fenced pastures, aspen meadows, timbered mountainsides, luxury structures, and multiple unique amenities - all bordering thousands of acres of public land. The ranch features a main home, an alpine cabin in the woods, a caretaker’s home, an indoor equine facility with a commercial kitchen, a viewing area and bunkroom, several ponds, and a 6-bay equipment shop. All structures were designed by Locati Architects and built by SBCshowcasing insightful floorplans with exceptionally high-end finishes made for year-round enjoyment and comfort. Just a few of the other amenities include a full skeet/trap and rifle shooting range, a rock-climbing wall, abundant wildlife, and miles of roads and trails that navigate the acreage and access the Bridger ridgeline.

MAIN HOME, ALPINE CABIN, CARETAKER’S HOME, EQUESTRIAN FACILITY // 1,936± ACRES

$78,912,000 // MLS# 392172

MIKE SCHLAUCH 406.580.8380

VALERIE JOHNSON 406.581.5057

TRENT LISTER 406.595.0149

4800 MEADOW LANE BOZEMAN

Welcome to Incognito Ranch, where luxury meets the rustic charm of a guest ranch environment. The 4-bedroom lodge-style home sprawls across nearly 9,696 square feet on 29.99 acres of blissful landscape. Enjoy views of the Bangtail and Bridger mountain ranges while indulging in endless recreational amenities. Immerse yourself in activities like frisbee golf, archery, and outdoor jacuzzi relaxation. Venture to the stocked pond for fly fishing or take a dip from your private dock. With hiking, snowshoeing, and ATV trails at your doorstep, outdoor adventures await. Equine enthusiasts will appreciate the

8-acre pasture, horse barn, paddocks, and outdoor arena. For guests, a charming cabin and newly built art studio offer comfort and convenience. With radiant heated flooring, climate-controlled wine cellar, freshly updated spaces throughout and modern security features, this hidden gem provides the ultimate sanctuary. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of heaven with prime mountain views and abundant wildlife.

4 BEDS, 5.5 BATHS // 9,696 SQ FT // 29.99± ACRES

$8,950,000 // MLS# 392159

MIKE SCHLAUCH 406.580.8380

VALERIE JOHNSON 406.581.5057

11220 BRIDGER CANYON ROAD BOZEMAN

Discover the essence of Montana living. This 6-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom, 7,413 square-foot home on 20 acres offers a perfect blend of luxury and privacy just 15 minutes from downtown Bozeman. Recently remodeled, the residence features reclaimed barnwood oak floors, expansive windows, and stunning views of the Bridger Mountains and Spanish Peaks. The gated driveway adds exclusivity to this serene retreat, with nearby access to Bridger Bowl Ski Area and hiking trails. Indoors, entertain in open living

spaces and a dedicated theater room. The primary suite boasts a spa-like bathroom and dual walk-in closets. For all your Montana adventure gear and toys, enjoy two 2-car heated garages. This property is more than a home; it’s a gateway to Montana’s outdoors. Schedule a private tour and make this Montana gem your own.

6 BEDS, 5.5 BATHS // 7,413 SQ FT // 20± ACRES

$6,750,000 // MLS# 388748

MIKE SCHLAUCH 406.580.8380

VALERIE JOHNSON 406.581.5057

506 BRACKETT CREEK ROAD CLYDE PARK

Escape to the serene Montana lifestyle at Rocking Bar B Ranch, where 640± deeded acres of pristine land can be your private sanctuary. Nestled off Brackett Creek Road between the Bridger, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountains, this haven offers a unique blend of luxury living, unspoiled nature, and easy access to hiking, skiing, and fishing. The custom 2,200 square foot main home, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two offices/dens, stands as a testament to thoughtful design, capturing beautiful views from every angle. An inviting guest apartment above a 2-car garage and workshop adds to the allure of this homestead, providing versatile living spaces for you or your guests. The hunting opportunities on this property are plentiful, with abundant deer and antelope. Conservation easement documents state that commercial hunting operations and bed and breakfasts are allowed uses.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,200 SQ FT // 640± ACRES

NORTH 3RD RESIDENCES BOZEMAN

Located in one of the most sought-after areas of downtown Bozeman, these architecturally designed condominiums epitomize exceptional craftsmanship and feature high-end materials rarely seen in the market. Each unit is adorned with stunning Vipp cabinetry imported from Denmark, complemented by a mixture of sleek metal and marble countertops. The flooring throughout each

unit showcases a luxurious blend of wide plank wood, elegant encaustic tile, and plush wool carpet, creating an atmosphere of refined elegance and comfort. Experience the perfect blend of style, quality, and convenience.

3 BEDS, 2.5 BATHS // SQUARE FOOTAGE VARIES // 3 UNITS AVAILABLE

850 CANDLELIGHT DRIVE BOZEMAN

Amidst breathtaking views, this Northwestern contemporary home spans over 16,000+ square feet on a meticulously landscaped 3.24-acre lot. The primary suite offers a serene retreat with a sitting area, two walk-in closets, a stunning bathroom, a hobby room, and a private balcony facing the majestic Bridger Mountains. Find tranquility in the expansive 30,000-gallon indoor pool,

which opens to a generous patio with a pickleball court. This resort-like property is also outfitted with a 20-foot waterfall, mine-themed theater, fitness area, junglethemed playroom, and secluded guest quarters.

7 BEDS, 10 BATHS // 16,423 SQ FT // 3.24 ACRES

$5,900,000 // MLS# 392230 // JILL PIKE 406.581.8504

NHN STUBLAR ROAD BOZEMAN

Discover the stunning 192-acre haven in southwest Montana, just minutes from Bozeman. Embrace panoramic views of the Bridger, Absaroka, and Bangtail mountains amidst lush meadows and two tranquil Jackson Creek tributaries. Perfect for a Montana retreat, farm, ranch, or development with no covenants and versatile zoning. Power access, multiple home sites, 100 acres of hay

fields, and paved roads from Bozeman add convenience. Wildlife abounds, and proximity to Bridger Bowl Ski Area and Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport make this paradise feel worlds away.

192± ACRES

$3,895,000 // MLS# 392229 //

50 MOFFIT GULCH ROAD BOZEMAN

Discover serenity just 10 minutes from Bozeman’s historic downtown at this rare 171-acre retreat with a charming cabin. Enjoy Rocky Creek frontage and panoramic mountain views from elevated vantage points. Diverse terrain features timbered ridges, Aspen groves, meadows, and abundant wildlife. Choose from stunning build sites offering expansive vistas or nestled in intimate meadows. The circa 1920 cabin

boasts creek frontage and a wraparound screen porch. Experience unparalleled recreation with hunting, hiking, ATV adventures, and fishing on Rocky Creek and the East Gallatin River just steps from your door.

1 BED, 1 BATH // 1,612 SQ FT // 171± ACRES

$3,545,000 // MLS# 367034 // MIKE SCHLAUCH 406.580.8380

VALERIE JOHNSON 406.581.5057

80 LOUISE LANE BOZEMAN

Nestled in Bridger Canyon, this custom 5-bedroom home is situated on 10.89 acres and offers unparalleled mountain views and is minutes from downtown Bozeman and Bridger Bowl Ski Resort. The home is designed to maximize views, featuring an expansive great room, fireplace, kitchen, and screened porch. The main level includes a primary suite

with sitting room and fireplace, a formal dining area, and a guest suite/office. Upstairs, find a large family room, three bedrooms, and a full bathroom. This retreat epitomizes mountain living with exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

5 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 5,310 SQ FT // 10.89 ACRES

$3,095,000 // MLS# 391901 // MIKE SCHLAUCH 406.580.8380

VALERIE JOHNSON 406.581.5057

6530 GOOCH HILL ROAD BOZEMAN

Set against the stunning backdrop of Bozeman’s Gallatin Valley, this expansive 10.25-acre property epitomizes the Montana ideal, mere minutes from downtown Bozeman. Discover impeccable craftsmanship in this bespoke home designed for sustainability, featuring geothermal radiant floor heating on both levels and solar panels. A panoramic wall of south-facing windows frames views of the Spanish

Peak Mountains and overlooks a serene pond teeming with rainbow trout, complemented by a captivating waterfall. With ample outbuildings and pastures, this property caters to entrepreneurs, hobbyists, and equestrians alike, offering an unmatched lifestyle experience.

3 BEDS, 2.5 BATHS + DEN // 3,634 SQ FT // 10.25 ACRES

$2,750,000 // MLS# 391113 // JACKIE MILLER 406.539.5003

707 S BLACK AVENUE BOZEMAN

Welcome to an exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of the highly desirable south side of downtown Bozeman. This property presents a unique combination of a four-plex and a standalone house, all boasting fresh renovations. Within close proximity to the downtown recreational trail system and Montana State University, this

property offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility to attract quality tenants. Don’t miss out on this chance to secure your foothold in one of the most desirable areas in downtown Bozeman.

5-PLEX // UNITS VARY IN SIZE // 0.29 ACRES

$2,295,000 // MLS# 391111 // JACKIE

BOZEMAN

12921 & 12923 AXTELL GATEWAY ROAD

GALLATIN GATEWAY

Welcome to your 18.94-acre sanctuary near Axtell Bridge, complete with Gallatin River frontage and captivating views of the Spanish Peaks. Enjoy exclusive access to a serene stretch of the Gallatin River, perfect for fishing. This property boasts two homes, barn, and fenced pastures for horses. Embrace endless possibilities: retain as rentals,

create a seasonal retreat, live in one home while renovating the other, or start anew. Conveniently located near The Westerner music venue and Stacy’s Restaurant & Bar, with easy access to Big Sky, Yellowstone, and Bozeman.

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 2,186 SQ FT // 18± ACRES $1,945,000 // MLS# 391118 // MIKE SCHLAUCH

435 DEER SPRING LANE BOZEMAN

Just beyond the quaint town of Gallatin Gateway, you will enjoy the drive along the Gallatin riverbank and find a private lane that dead ends onto this property, creating unsurpassed privacy. The rustic barn is framed by unobstructed views of the Spanish Peaks. The historic c.1889 Victorian farmhouse is perfectly situated, surrounded by an expansive yard, gardens, and mature trees on this truly

one-of-a-kind 9.688-acre parcel. The home was completely renovated to retain its historic charm. Light covenants and no zoning, so bring your imagination. Short-term rentals are allowed, and a second home can be built.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,338 SQ FT // 9.68 ACRES $1,695,000 // MLS# 392206 // JACKIE MILLER 406.539.5003

620 EAST DAVIS STREET BOZEMAN

Discover an outstanding investment opportunity in one of the most sought-after north-side neighborhoods just blocks off Main Street. This multifamily triplex offers a rare combination of location, quality, and desirable longterm leases in place. The highly coveted location ensures strong rental demand and potential for future appreciation. Unparalleled convenience and accessibility to downtown

amenities, including shopping, dining, and entertainment. With this prime location, extensively remodeled units, and solid rental history, it promises both immediate returns and long-term growth potential in the highly desirable Bozeman real estate market.

BIG SKY

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RECEIVES AN AVERAGE OF MORE THAN 400 INCHES OF SNOWFALL ANNUALLY

IN THE YEARS AFTER THE NORTHERN PACIFIC Railway first crossed southern Montana in the early 1880s, settlers began to fan out across the territory (The Treasure State wouldn’t actually become a state of its own until 1889). Among them was a pioneer and homesteader by the name of Augustus Franklin Crail, who in 1901 purchased rights to a 150-acre homestead in a meadow area above Gallatin Canyon. The price? Just $1 per acre.

Crail, who would later be inducted into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame, developed the land in relative obscurity. But it wasn’t until the late 1960s, when Montana native and famous national broadcaster Chet Huntley (known for hosting NBC’s nightly news program in the 1950s and 1960s) put it on the map.

In 1968, he incorporated a ski resort, real estate, and commercial development company to help build up a community called Big Sky. Not long after starting up the simply named “Big Sky Incorporated,” he bought some land to build the first ski resort there, opening in December 1973. That ski area would grow, and another would crop up next to it, later merging into one. Today, Big Sky Resort has more than 5,800 acres of terrain, making it one of the largest in the United States, and is home to one of the top annual snowfalls in the country. But if skiing isn’t your thing, don’t worry, because this thriving community has plenty of other attractions, including spectacular golf courses, whitewater rafting, and more. In some ways, it is Montana’s premier outdoor playground.

TBD OUTLOOK TRAIL BIG SKY

Unparalleled privacy and southern exposure on this exceptional lot located just minutes from the town center. This 2.96-acre property offers numerous springs and the serene sounds of Stony Creek flowing year-round through the property. Bordering open space on two sides provides breathtaking unobstructed views. Nestled adjacent to the prestigious Spanish Peaks Club, this lot is ready for your

dream home with a driveway, a cleared and level build site, a well, septic, electricity, and completed Geotech. Enjoy immediate access to one of Big Sky’s premier trailheads, offering a gateway to hiking, cycling, and over 50 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails.

2.96 ACRES $2,500,000 // MLS# 391410 // JACKIE MILLER 406.539.5003

TBD SKYWOOD ROAD BIG SKY

An exceptional chance to possess 20 pristine acres handpicked by the original developer atop Skywood Preserve. This exclusive offering, never previously available, boasts a prime location only two miles from Big Sky Meadow Village, renowned for its dining, retail, and leisure options, and a mere eight miles from Big Sky Ski Resort. Skywood Preserve stands as a gated community

with well-maintained paved roads throughout. Revel in the seclusion, tranquility, and awe-inspiring mountain vistas, surrounded by mature trees and abundant wildlife, all while enjoying the convenience of easy construction with power already available on-site.

20.39 ACRES $1,975,000 //

ENNIS

ENNIS IS A SMALL TOWN EVOCATIVE OF everything that makes the West so special: a rich community spirit and endless opportunity emanating from the land. More than two centuries ago, famed explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed through this territory on their way west to the Pacific Ocean, but it wasn’t until gold was discovered in nearby Alder Gulch that people started settling here. The gold rush of 1863 helped establish Madison County in what, at the time, was still part of Idaho. A year later, Montana would become its own territory. Not long after gold was

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discovered, however, a homesteader by the name of William Ennis put down roots along the Madison River, and a town soon flourished. Once the gold rush played out, Ennis survived and thrived thanks to agriculture, cattle ranching, and more. The town was finally incorporated in 1956, and today, about 1,000 people call it home year-round.

Perfectly located about halfway between Bozeman and West Yellowstone, this thriving community is home to endless outdoor recreation while still maintaining its authentic Montana character.

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M ADISON RIVER IN ENNIS KNOWN AS THE FLY FISHING C APITAL OF MONTANA

FOUNDED IN 1863

SUN WEST RANCH CAMERON

Welcome to Sun West Ranch, where luxury meets Montana wilderness. Nestled within a secluded valley, this gated community spans 2,000 acres, offering a tranquil escape from the demands of everyday life. Here, you’ll discover a quiet, understated haven where you can forge your legacy and create memories for generations to come. Ownership includes access to three miles of Madison River, miles of horseback riding trails, and much more. As the only shared ranch community in the Madison Valley,

Sun West Ranch offers a unique experience of pride and lifestyle of authentic ranch ownership without the day-today operations. Turn your vision into reality by building your dream Montana home on one of our limited, premier home sites. Each carefully plotted parcel is strategically positioned to offer optimal views and seclusion.

LOTS RANGE FROM 6-8+ ACRES

SHADOW RIDGE SUBDIVISION ENNIS

53 lots are being offered in the Madison Valley, just three miles southwest of downtown Ennis. With the proximity to Bozeman and Big Sky, Ennis is the perfect community for work and play. This is one of the only paved subdivisions in the valley, with stunning views from all lots. Parcels range from 1-2± acres with 74± acres of open space. HOA with

common sense restrictions and architectural guidelines to protect your investment. The Madison Valley is the yearround outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The listing agent is part owner of this development.

53 LOTS // 164 ACRES // $7,800,000 INDIVIDUAL LOTS STARTING AT $140,250 // MLS# 391206 KRISTIE VESSEY 406.580.1842

952 N MEADOW CREEK ROAD MCALLISTER

A legacy property on 34 acres nestled into the foothills of the Tobacco Root mountains. This immaculate home sits in its own private valley that borders public lands. The famous Larry Zabel created many of his Western masterpieces at the artist’s studio, which still sits on the property. This property represents a great opportunity to own a secluded

ranch-type setting that has year-round access, borders public land with expansive views, and is a one-hour drive to Bozeman.

4 BEDS, 2 FULL BATHS, 2

ENNIS

136 JACK CREEK ROAD ENNIS

This rare offering is located in quaint and desirable Jeffers, MT. This handcrafted log home is full of custom features and upgrades, including vaulted ceilings, unique log stairs and railing, solid wood floors, and a sweeping porch to embrace the stunning mountain and ranch views. Leave your loft-level office to find inspiration above in the cupola with incredible views that stretch across the valley and

include two mountain ranges. This home is well laid out, with plenty of storage and extra space for company or hobbies. Mature landscaping and extra outbuildings add to this property that has no covenants and borders a large ranch.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,669± SQ FT // 2 ACRES $1,995,000 // MLS# 392900 // DAWN MYRVIK 406.579.1298

4 ELK HILLS ROAD SHERIDAN

This lovely three-bedroom, two-bath country home is on 10 acres and is just a five minute drive to public land. The home boasts maple hardwood floors and a large soaking tub in the primary bathroom. The property is fully fenced for horses, with a barn and attached loafing shed. There is a separate garage with a concrete floor, a wood stove,

and power, plus an 18x11 studio with on-demand water and a composting toilet. Enjoy an underground sprinkler system, a flagstone fire pit area, mature landscaping, and a seasonal ditch running through the property.

3 BEDS // 2 BATHS // 1,981 SQ FT // 10.06 ACRES $1,075,000 // MLS# 391386 // KRISTIE VESSEY 406.580.1842

Whether you’re buying your first home, looking to lease space for your company, or want to stretch out on a few thousand acres, our local experts are ready to help.

BILLINGS & RED LODGE

THEY CALL BILLINGS “MONTANA’S TRAILHEAD,” and a quick look at history will prove that to be an apt moniker. Founded in 1882 by Frederick H. Billings along the banks of the Yellowstone River, Billings became the biggest town in the territory with the arrival of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Within a few months, Billings went from three buildings to more than 2,000, earning it the nickname “The Magic City.” Billings’ growth was so spectacular that everyone from a nearby town called Coulson picked up and moved to Billings (the former site of Coulson is now a city park).

The railroad would eventually continue west, but Billings would continue to flourish and become the biggest city in the state. As a result of that position

at the top, Billings has many amenities, including a thriving arts and museum scene, a strong food culture, and great shopping.

But Billings isn’t the only attraction in this part of the state. Just down the road is the town of Red Lodge, home to some of the best skiing in Montana and the start of the iconic Beartooth Highway to Yellowstone National Park, once called “the most beautiful roadway in America” by Charles Kuralt. Red Lodge once made its living on mining gold and coal, but during the 20th century it opted to change gears and become an outdoor recreation destination. It’s here you’ll find the very best Montana has to offer.

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ROCKY FORD COAL COMPANY OPENED THE AREAS FIRST MINE IN 1887 TALLEST BUILDING IN

BILLINGS

DOWNTOWN BILLINGS

THE BUSTLING HEART OF MONTANA’S LARGEST CITY

More than 140 years after Billings was founded, the Magic City of 117,000 people retains the magic of its namesake, and its downtown area is brimming with it.

Shaped by the rail line that first arrived here in the 1880s, downtown Billings provides all the advantages of city life right in the middle of Big Sky Country. Among the cornerstones of downtown is the Yellowstone Art Museum, which opened 60 years ago and is the largest contemporary art museum in the state. The art doesn’t end at the walls of this modern facility thanks to a number of public art installations,

most notably the #lightbiketrail, a path of illuminated LED-lit bikes scattered about the area, helping bring a little bit of light to once dark and overlooked areas.

In the summer, the downtown area comes alive with numerous events, including the annual Strawberry Festival every July, and the Alive After 5 outdoor summer concert series hosted at different downtown locations every Thursday in June and July. Besides those events, there are numerous restaurants, bars, breweries, and shops, all proving that the magic in Billings is as potent as its earliest days. For more information, visit downtownbillings.com.

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FROM SILVER RUN TO RED LODGE

Like so many ski areas across the West and Montana, the origins of what we now know as Red Lodge Mountain can be traced back to nothing more than a tow rope and a dream. The Silver Run Ski Club was founded back in the late 1930s by skiers in the Red Lodge and Billings areas who wanted a place of their own to hit the slopes. They didn’t have much, but they did have tenacity, so they strung up a few rope tows and started skiing just a few miles down the road from today’s ski area. Eventually, the club members wanted something a little more, so they headed up the Willow Creek drainage and set their

sights on Grizzly Peak. In 1960, a ski area of that name opened with one chairlift and three runs. Later it was renamed Red Lodge Mountain.

Since those early days, Red Lodge Mountain has grown significantly and today it has six chairlifts giving skiers and riders access to more than 1,600 acres of terrain. Because the locals don’t like to wait around long for snow, the ski area also maintains one of the largest snowmaking operations in the region, which means as soon as the nights get cold in November, they’re making snow. For more information, visit redlodgemountain.com.

1100 EVERGREEN DRIVE BILLINGS

This private estate is nestled on the rims of Alkali Creek with breathtaking views from every angle, including sunsets and sunrises. Enjoy the natural beauty and abundant wildlife while soaking in your heated saltwater pool. This sanctuary is just minutes from downtown Billings, but you feel removed from city life as you meander through this landscaped masterpiece. Multiple rooms to entertain and enjoy, as well as a main-level primary suite that you will never want to leave. Also featured are vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and multiple patio doors to access nature. Pictures only represent a small portion of what this property offers, including a steam bath sauna, hot tub, wet bar, areas for multiple game tables, a car lift, a playhouse, an area to practice baseball/softball pitching, walking trails, and more.

5 BEDS, 5 BATHS // 7,826 SQ FT // 4.39 ACRES

$1,695,000 // MLS# 345961

STEPHANIE KRUEGER 406.861.7657

15 BEAR RUN LANE RED LODGE

Nestled in the Beartooth Mountains, this expansive 20+ acre horse property boasts natural beauty. Willow Creek, streams, and a trout pond grace the land, with historic 1882 water rights. A guest house complements the 3,020-square-foot, seven-stall barn. An indoor arena allows year-round riding, with outdoor facilities available.

Additional amenities include a loafing shed, machine shed, cross-fenced pastures, and corrals. This remarkable timberframed log home offers panoramic views, blending rustic charm with contemporary luxury.

4 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 4,163 SQ FT // 20 ACRES $2,958,888 // MLS# 345955 // UNDER CONTRACT NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

42 HIGH RIDGE DRIVE RED LODGE

Witness the grand unveiling of a true masterpiece, a luxury timber-framed home that captures the essence of refined living on 21 acres with a view. With captivating vistas of the Beartooth, Absaroka, and Crazy Mountain Ranges, this residence is a gateway to nature’s splendor. The gourmet kitchen showcases upscale appliances, a butler’s pantry that houses double wall ovens, a dishwasher, a microwave,

and a wine refrigerator, catering to culinary enthusiasts. A dual-sided gas fireplace on the main level provides cozy elegance. Be among the first to experience this architectural marvel.

5 BEDS, 5.5 BATHS // 6,619 SQ FT // 21 ACRES

$2,899,888 // MLS# 345094 // NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

110 KAINU AVENUE RED LODGE

Discover the enchantment of this rare in-town riverfront home—exceptional 7.85 acres, nearly 710 feet of pristine waterfrontage. Just blocks from downtown Red Lodge, indulge in the vibrant entertainment, culinary delights, and boutique shopping that define the area. Experience upscale, high-end finishes and refined elegance. Entertain

with ease on the covered patio overlooking the tranquil beauty of Rock Creek. Meticulously landscaped, this haven is tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac, offering unparalleled privacy and serenity.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 2,301 SQ FT // 7.85 ACRES $2,485,888 // MLS# 345691 // NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

24 MADISON LANE RED LODGE

Welcome to the stunning custom-built log home in Canyon Ranch. Spanning 5.6 acres, it boasts four bedrooms, threeand-a-half baths, a main floor primary bedroom, and stunning mountain views. Enjoy engineered hardwood floors, soapstone countertops, and a cozy fireplace. The lower level features two walk-out bedrooms, an icemaker

refrigerator, a microwave oven, and hot water heat that warms the tile floors. With proximity to downtown Red Lodge, hiking trails, the Beartooth Highway, and Red Lodge Ski Mountain, this home offers luxury and convenience.

4 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 4,232 SQ FT // 5.62 ACRES $2,150,000 //

CLARKS POINT DRIVE LAUREL

Nestled in a unique spot, this custom home showcases breathtaking views of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River and Beartooth Mountains. Featuring an open layout, it boasts five bedrooms with full baths, a great room with 21-foot coffered-beamed ceilings, and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. The kitchen delights with high-end appliances, a

dumbwaiter, quartz counters, and ample seating. Outside, enjoy the enclosed sunroom, covered patio with gas firepit, and landscaped grounds. Complete with a six-car garage, heated shop, and backup generator, this home is a true masterpiece.

5 BEDS, 5.5 BATHS // 6,157 SQ FT // 3.89 ACRES SOLD // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130 // REPRESENTED BUYER

1983 NYE ROAD #A NYE

Nestled amidst the serene beauty of Nye, Montana, this exceptional and rare property offers a harmonious blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Spanning expansive acreage along the tranquil Stillwater River, this unique homestead promises both privacy and picturesque living. Adding to the charm is a single-room log cabin built in

1900. The garage is conveniently situated near the home, ensuring ease of access while maintaining the aesthetics of the property. This exclusive property isn’t just a place to live—it’s a lifestyle.

2 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 3,136 SQ FT // 9.397 ACRES $1,800,000 // MLS# 346459 // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130

54 MEADOW CIRCLE RED LODGE

Exceptional craftsmanship is evident in this luxurious log home. Meticulously maintained, this residence radiates a profound sense of pride in ownership. Delight in the beauty of a stunning two-story rock fireplace, a true centerpiece that commands attention, and primary and guest bedrooms on the main floor. Upstairs is a generously sized loft, accompanied by three bedrooms and two baths.

The property showcases exquisite landscaping with a meandering stream gracefully traversing the lot. Enjoy low-maintenance wrap-around decks, inviting you to truly appreciate both sunrise and sunset moments.

5 BEDS, 4 BATHS // 4,038 SQ FT // 2.83 ACRES

$1,650,000 // MLS# 344535 // PENDING NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

8 DREAM DANCE ROSCOE

This 18.5-acre horse property is a unique find with stunning views. The gorgeous log home has recently undergone a significant remodel and is beautifully accentuated by its massive logs from Glacier National Park and Canada. Upgrades to the home showcase its quality and craftsmanship. This home features three generously sized

bedroom ensuites with private baths, built-in desks, and dressers, an apartment above the shop/barn, a workshop area, a dry cabin surrounded by a pond, and fully fenced corrals and kennels with water rights.

3 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 3,308 SQ FT // 18.50 ACRES

$1,549,888 // MLS# 345505 // NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

43 MEETEETSE TRAIL ROAD RED LODGE

This exceptional and uniquely rare property embodies what dreams are made of. With approximately 936 feet of frontage along Rock Creek and breathtaking open mountain views, it stands out as a remarkable piece of land. Restrictions have been lifted, there is a well, and electric and cable are available at the lot. A Letter of Map

Amendment (LOMA) from FEMA has been obtained, allowing for construction closer to the water. The dirt work for a 6,900+ square foot home has been completed.

9.1 ACRES

$1,199,888 // MLS# 346018 // NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

1 MEADOWLARK DRIVE RED LODGE

Indulge in the epitome of mountain luxury, where meticulous craftsmanship meets breathtaking views. Set on one of Remington Ranch’s premier view lots, this home exudes pride of ownership. The grandeur of the two-story log-accented great room adorned with a warm stone fireplace sets a cozy ambiance. The main floor boasts a primary suite with an extra-large walk-in closet

and private bath alongside a thoughtfully located guest suite. Upstairs, a generously sized loft offers versatility. The property showcases exquisite landscaping, complete with a meandering stream, adding a touch of serenity.

3 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,488 SQ FT // 0.75 ACRES

$990,000 // MLS# 345339 // KORYNNE KERN 406.591.2160

SOUTH 71ST STREET WEST BILLINGS

In the coveted Elder Grove School District, this Iron Construction home offers country living with nearby parks and sidewalks. The modern farmhouse boasts black custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top-tier appliances. A walk-in pantry complements the main-level laundry. The living room features a stone fireplace and ceiling beams with Anderson windows inviting natural light. Enjoy the

rear patio and exquisite tile work throughout. The finished basement includes three bedrooms with walk-in closets and a bath with dual sinks. With an oversized 3-car garage, this home epitomizes luxury living.

5 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,276 SQ FT // 0.52 ACRES SOLD // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130 // REPRESENTED BUYER

GRIZZLY TRAIL, LAUREL

This custom home on 1.5 acres features an oversized three-car garage, insulated shop, two patios, and scenic views. Enter through a covered porch to a living room with tray ceiling, gas fireplace, and custom cabinetry. Enjoy tigerwood, oak, birch, and Brazilian cherrywood flooring, with access to a scenic back patio. The kitchen offers large windows, a breakfast bar, and stainless-steel appliances.

The primary suite includes a tray ceiling, walk-in closet, dual vanities, and walk-in shower. The lower level features a storage room, exercise area, and family room with gas fireplace.

4 BEDS, 3.5 BATHS // 3,352 SQ FT // 1.55 ACRES SOLD // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130 // REPRESENTED SELLER

2400 PRAIRIE ROSE CIRCLE LAUREL

This one-owner multi-level home in Laurel’s Pheasant Brook subdivision is ideal. Sitting on 1.1 acres, it offers a private cul-de-sac and off-street parking. Inside, find a large open-concept kitchen with quartz counters and a pantry. Fireplaces in the dining and lower-level family rooms add warmth. Updated interior walls and flooring enhance the

home. The 30x57 insulated, heated shop features plenty of outlets, built-in airlines, an open mezzanine, and storage. Additional features include new shingles, SmartSiding®, and backyard with a patio, hot tub, and mature trees.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,955 SQ FT // 1.13 ACRES $749,900 // MLS# 345810 // CONTINGENT SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130

117 14TH STREET EAST RED LODGE

This charming two bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home is located in beautiful downtown Red Lodge. Recently remodeled to perfection, it includes modern kitchen appliances and contemporary fixtures. Nestled in a

paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, you can ski, hike, and fish. This is an ideal choice for those seeking modern comforts.

2 BEDS, 2.5 BATHS // 2,496 SQ FT // 0.07 ACRES $639,000 // MLS# 346457 // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130

716 LAZY M RED LODGE

Take a look at this stunning townhouse located in Red Lodge, just five minutes from town. This four-bedroom, three-bath home is perfect for a family or for someone looking to invest in a rental property. Inside, you’ll find a spacious and beautifully designed interior, while outside, you can enjoy breathtaking mountain views from your

porch. Whether you love indoor comfort or outdoor adventures, this townhouse offers an array of exceptional features to suit your lifestyle.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,216 SQ FT

$589,000 // MLS# 346036 JULIE A. MAGNUS 406.672.1164 CAIDENCE PAPKA 406.426.8700

IRON HORSE TRAIL BILLINGS

This Rehberg Ranch townhome offers country-like living with city convenience, minutes from downtown or the West End. Featured in the 2017 Parade of Homes, it seamlessly blends high-end finishes with quality craftsmanship. Custom cabinetry, a gas fireplace, under-counter lighting, and surround sound showcase impeccable attention to detail. The primary suite exudes sophistication with a

43 HORSESHOE TRAIL ROBERTS

Experience Montana living with this meticulously crafted home boasting vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, and incredible views. The kitchen showcases quartz countertops, Wolf gas range, and ample storage. Entertain in the spacious downstairs family room with surround sound, pool table, and wet bar. Just north of charming downtown Red Lodge.

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trayed ceiling, tiled shower, walk-in closet, and access to the upper deck. Main floor laundry provides convenience with a sink and cabinet space. The lower level features two bedrooms, a family room, a bathroom, and storage.

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TWO MILE BRIDGE ROAD ROBERTS

Majestic mountain views are the backdrop to this cedarsided dream ranchette on 20 fenced acres. Enjoy granite counters, cherry cabinets, and luxury appliances. Features include a two-car garage, barn, greenhouse, and irrigation ditch with water rights. Whether you’re skiing Red Lodge Mountain or exploring Yellowstone National Park, adventure awaits you.

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2745 PINE RIDGE ROAD RED LODGE

This exquisite two-story home blends beauty, comfort, and functionality seamlessly. The kitchen is a chef’s delight, boasting stainless-steel appliances, ample counter space, and custom cabinetry. A large laundry room offers cabinets, a sink, washer, and dryer. The three-car garage is fully finished, heated, and equipped with hot/cold water and drain.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 2,980 SQ FT // 0.28 ACRES

$989,888 // MLS# 345979 NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

711 COOPER AVENUE NORTH RED LODGE

Built in 2019, this meticulously maintained single-level home sits on an expansive double-fenced lot and boasts numerous upgrades throughout. The open-concept living room, kitchen, and dining area feature vaulted ceilings with abundant natural light. Outside, you’ll find fully landscaped grounds with fenced boundaries, a shed, and a well for irrigation.

3 BEDS, 2.5 BATHS // 2,088 SQ FT // 0.29 ACRES

$649,888 // MLS# 345691 // NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

2620 DIAMOND C TRAIL RED LODGE

Another charming home by Mycke Custom Homes. With 9-foot ceilings, a cozy gas fireplace, and an inviting openconcept layout, this home offers comfort and style. Enjoy the covered porch with pergola, a spacious back patio off the primary suite, and a covered deck perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining.

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS // 1,580 SQ FT // 0.24 ACRES

$659,888 // MLS# 344682 // UNDER CONTRACT NANCY CURTISS 406.696.2434

HI LINE DRIVE BILLINGS

Discover this spacious home in Rimrock West with a triple oversized garage, new siding, Pella windows, refreshed roof, and abundant natural light. The kitchen offers counter space and stainless appliances. Retreat to the primary suite with its ensuite bathroom. Enjoy the fenced backyard with a pergola, hot tub, and garden.

4 BEDS, 3 BATHS // 3,594 SQ FT // 0.33 ACRES SOLD // SHEILA LARSEN 406.672.1130 // REPRESENTED SELLER

5220 BURLINGTON AVE BILLINGS

Built in 2014, this Vintage Estates home boasts modern amenities and a functional layout. The full, unfinished basement offers room for expansion or storage. Enjoy the spacious triple oversized heated garage and fully fenced backyard with a covered patio for entertaining. Nearby amenities include parks, schools, restaurants, and shopping.

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1713 PROVINCE LANE BILLINGS

This ranch-style townhome, ideally positioned on a corner lot, offers an open-concept with vaulted ceilings, new LVP flooring, and fresh paint. Features include a new furnace, air-conditioning, and fully finished basement with a family room and gas fireplace. The fenced yard is landscaped with a sprinkler system. No HOA fees.

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301 PLATT AVENUE N RED LODGE

This remodeled home offers vintage appeal, modern amenities, and ski hill views. Features include a main floor primary suite with remodeled bath, exposed log accent walls, skylights, sunroom, French doors, tall ceilings, an on-demand water heater, one-car garage, fully fenced yard, and a garden with a greenhouse.

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2425 BONITO LOOP BILLINGS

Marvel at the beautiful fireplace serving as the focal point in this 2020 upgraded home with vaulted ceilings. The gourmet kitchen features custom cabinetry, while the primary suite boasts dual sinks and a walk-in closet. Enjoy the oversized heated garage and fully fenced lot with a covered patio, shed, and gardens.

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