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Dream Homes Throughout Western Montana MONTANA’S SHELTER ISLAND ESTATE $ 39,000,000
22+/- Private Island Acres, 22,000 SF, 5 Bed, 8 Bath, Boat Guest House, 4,800 SF Lake Frontage
BEARMOUTH LEGACY RANCH
32526 MCLEOD ROAD
$ 8,550,000 - $ 15,900,000
8,500 SF Luxury Lodge, Up to 8,200 Acres, Recreational Ranch, In/Outdoor Gun Range
$ 6,200,000 1444 +/- Acres, 634 Irrigated/Producing. 6900+ Custom Log Home, Amazing Views
Bitterroot Valley
Stock Farm Club
726 PALLO TRAIL
770 PALLO TRAIL
1492 STOCK FARM ROAD
1461 STOCK FARM ROAD
2062 HAWKS PEAK DRIVE
5 BD, 6BA, Custom Log, Exclusive Community,Amazing Amenities
4 Bed, 4.5 Bath, Spacious Log Home Exclusive Club Amenities/Golf Course
4 BD, 6 BA, 6,229 SF, 2.03 acres, Exclusive Community, Golf, Pool
4 Bed, 5 Bath,Amazing Finishes, Exclusive Club Amenities
4 BD, 4 BA, 5767 SF Luxury Lodge, 9 Parcels Subdivision, Up to 151+ Acres
$ 1,095,000
$ 995,000
$ 4,485,000
$ 2,195,000
$1,450,000 - $2,800,000
West Fork Road
6330 WEST FORK ROAD
7229 WEST FORK ROAD
6300 WEST FORK ROAD
3 Bed, 5 Bath Custom Log Home W Fork River Frontage, Sandy Beach
5 BD, 4 BA, 11,368 SF, 16.75 Acres, River Frontage,Amazing Finishes
Custom Log Retreat, 12+ Acres ¼ Mile River Frontage,Amazing Views
$ 2,000,000
$ 4,200,000
$ 2,395,000
5492 WEST FORK ROAD
326 HILLSIDE RANCH RD.
Immaculate River Property, Pond Guest Quarters, 5+ Acres, Easy Access
3+ Bed, 4 Bath New Custom Home 4,200+ SF, 6+ Acres, High End Throughout
$ 2,900,000
$ 995,000
Missoula Valley
Rock Creek Cattle Company
672 DRY GULCH WAY
590 DRY GULCH WAY
1520WILLOW CREEK LOOP ROAD
1129 PAULY DRIVE
6025 MARIAS STREET
5 Bedroom, 6 Bath, 6,288 SF Lodge Amazing Views, RCCC Amenities
5 Bedroom, 7 Bath, 7,100 SF Lodge 6.2 Acres, Exclusive RCCC Amenities
3 Bed, 3 Bath Luxury Home 43+ Acres, Exclusive RCCC Amenities
$ 2,900,000
$ 3,900,000
$ 1,985,000
$ 2,450,000
$ 899,000
3 Bed, 3.5 Bath, New Construction Creek Side, Exclusive RCCC Amenities
5 Bed, 4.5 Bath Executive Home High End Throughout, Large Corner Lot
Missoula Valley
2900 ST. MICHAEL
11060 WINDERMERE DRIVE
BLACKFOOT RIVER LODGE
20880 WHITETAIL RIDGE
2932 STARLIGHT
6+ Bed/ 5+ Bath Uniquely Designed Home. Rare 4.22 Acre Parcel. Desirable Upper Miller Creek
4 Bed, 5 Bath, 20.57 Private Acres Clark Fork River Frontage, Development Options
5 BD, 4 BA, 7,077 SF, Luxury Log, 9 Acres, River Frontage, Sandy Beach
6 Bed, 5.5 Bath, 8000sf Neville Log Home 22+ Acres, Pond, Guest House
Immaculate Custom Home, 7,574 SF, Pool, Tennis Court, Guest House, 3.8 Acres
$1,680,000
$ 1,950,000
Serving Missoula, Bitterroot and Flathead Valleys 321. N Higgins Downtown Missoula dawnmaddux.glaciersir.com
$ 2,400,000
$1,500,000
$2,100,000
Dawn Maddux
Managing Broker
Each office is independently owned and operated.
406.550.4131 dmaddux@glaciersir.com
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Beautiful, innovative, energy-efficient windows and doors.
Pella Window & Door Showroom 2800 S. Reserve St. • Missoula, MT 406-542-3840 • 800-289-9550 www.PellaMT.com
Several NC Design prepriced floor plans by Gold Standard Construction and Bateman Builders.
207 Dean Stone Drive, Missoula | $664,000
19 different sites available. Fantastic Views. Stunning 4,400+ sq ft log home and nearly 1,300 sq ft cedar-sided guest home. 200+ gorgeous acres with a flowing spring, secured with a water right claim for a fish pond & for livestock. Tremendous panoramic Mission Valley, Mission Mountain & Bison Range views emanate from this grand orchestra of Big Sky locale. Immaculate 6-stall stable with all the amenities that a pampered horse family could dream. Amazing potential for the second home adventurer, the bed & breakfast minded enthusiast, the mountaintop seeking artist and/or the dude rancher looking for a cattle & horse friendly enclave.
$1,600,000 (MLS#21602927) David Passieri • 406.370.6500
Lewis Matelich 880-3332
L e w i s . M a t e l i c h @ B H H S M T. c o m
406-745-4940
208 Dean Stone Drive, Missoula | $760,000
210 Dean Stone Drive, Missoula | $793,000
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1235 Lincoln Parkway
Custom 5 bedroom, 3 bath home near parks, hiking trails and Rattlesnake Creek. Modern kitchen with stainless appliances and gorgeous granite countertops. Brick, hardwood, stone, skylights. Secluded outdoor living on the redwood deck. Over 4400 sf on .48 acre.
MLS# 21610200
$699,000
86 Big Rock Ridge, Lakeside | $625,000 Premium lot in The Lakeside Club with access to the marina and Flathead Lake. 14+ acre parcel features some of the very best views in this gated, fly-in community with paved runway & private hangar for residents & their guests.
31091 W Kings Point, Polson | $725,000 129’ of Flathead Lake frontage on Kings Point situated on just over 1/2acre, includes a 3bd log home w/dbl garage & a 2bd cabin by the shoreline. Waterfront features: level shoreline, older dock, diving board & deck.
Bill Wyckman CCIM Ed Coffman CCIM, CRS 406-544-7592 406-370-5009 3116 Old Pond, Missoula | $865,000 Immaculately cared for, custom built, brick 4bd/4bth home situated on .70 acres, & nestled in the highly sought after Rattlesnake area. Property features 4bd/4bth, spacious floor plan, 4 stall garages, in-ground pool, & more!
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Why Hire
AN INTERIOR DECORATOR? W
e’re rarely short on ideas when it comes to decorating our homes. But sometimes, knowing where to start can be a little daunting. Maybe you’re looking to update your new home with a look you’ll love, refresh the style of your current house or even stage it to help it sell faster. Regardless of your needs, an interior decorator will be able to provide you with sound advice while respecting your tastes and budget. There are no defined standards when it comes to interior decorating. Designs and trends change over time, varying from person to person and home to home. Interior decorators are skilled when it comes to blending styles and colors, and are experts at finding those decorative items that make all the difference. They also have a wealth of knowledge about the different fabrics and materials that work well together. They’ll bring a unique and modern touch to your home while adhering to your own personal preferences and tastes. An interior decorator will be able to help you every step of the way as you redesign your home. They’ll analyze the different options available to you and suggest the best possible choices for your current needs. Whether it’s establishing a budget, choosing colors and materials, or following up on orders, a decorator will oversee each step in the process to ensure you’re completely satisfied with the end result. Wagner’s Home Furnishings 406-728-3214, wagnershomefurnishings. com or email us at info@wagnershomefurnishings.com and start your Complete Home Plan Service today. Photos courtesy of Wagner’s Home Furnishings.
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Wine Cellars
Aren’t Just For The Wealthy D
id you know that more than 215 gallons of wine are produced around the globe every second? That statistic certainly confirms the world’s passion for the fermented grape. Red, white, pink or fortified, wine is always synonymous with pleasure and refinement. Many wine lovers buy their bottles randomly and consume them within days or weeks of purchase. However, professional sommeliers will tell you that certain wellmade wines stored at an ideal temperature increase in value. The good news is that the art of storing wine is no longer the reserve of luxury establishments. The option of
keeping a selection of wines in optimal conditions at home is now available to all lovers of this delicious alcoholic beverage. Some key questions Stores now stock a wide range of wine cellars and coolers designed for the average wine owner. Before you decide which model you want, ask yourself a few questions. How much do you want to spend? How much space do you need? Is your goal to drink the wine on an ongoing basis or allow high quality wines to age for several years? Affordable wine coolers The smallest coolers, in which eight bottles of wine can be stored, sell for under
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$200. Even though space is limited, that means you can always have a reasonable selection of wines on hand. There are also some models on the market for under $300 that can accommodate up to 24 bottles. Feeling tempted? A wine cellar, cabinet or cooler? A wine cellar is a place for storing wine; it may be an electric appliance, called a wine cabinet, or a dedicated room. Wine coolers, on the other hand, are made to cool bottles so you can serve them at the perfect temperature. They are not designed for the aging of wines over long periods of time.
“Montana’s Best” $1,010,000
the Best Clark Fork River Frontage
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• Exquisite Riverfront property • 3 bedrooms/2 bath • 1,782 feet of Clark Fork River frontage • Beautiful mountain and river views MLS#21608109
$4,495,000
100 acres with Clark Fork Running through • Stunning property! • 4,970 sf custom built brick home • Oversized 3 car garage • 60’X80’ Massive “toy barn” • Privacy, riverfront, views, ponds, trees and wildlife MLS#21602613
Indoor/outdoor Horse arenas, Indoor swimming Pool, 6-stall Barn, 4 Corrals + More
$1,750,000
• One of a kind horse property • 9 Gorgeous and meticulously landscaped acres • Beautiful 3,448 sf custom ranch style home • Large 6 stall barn, 4 corrals and 6 irrigated pastures • 11,040 sf Indoor arena MSL#20147231
1553 Cornerstone Drive, Missoula
• 4 Bed, 3 Bath Rattlesnake Home • Custom shaker cabinets • Handmade builtins • Fully finished basement • Access to open space from yard
$995,000
amazing Clark Fork River Frontage • Over 2,000 feet of beautiful Clark Fork River frontage • 47+ acres • Spacious luxury home • Gourmet kitchen • 3 bdrms, 4 ba & more. MLS#21609467
$1,100,000
Beautiful salmon Lake - Front Home
MLS# 21607125 $565,000
• 180’ of Lake Frontage • 6,000 sf custom home • 5 Bedrooms/5 Baths • 2 Homes in one • 1.31 Acres MLS#21610401
Annelise Hedahl 406-546-6979 Anneliseh@erAlAmbros.com
Bill Direct line 406.532.9234 McQuirk Fax 406.532.9555 Commercial REALTOR mcquirk@montana.com
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3011 American Way • Missoula, MT 59808
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Quartz
a new homeowner favorite for countertops
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hether you’re starting from scratch or remodeling your kitchen, countertops are integral to the overall look and feel of the room you’ll use for family dinners and entertaining. Countertops can be a pricey splurge and a piece of the room that requires a lot of upkeep. Or, they can be less expensive and nearly maintenance-free. While laminate and granite used to be the tried and trusted options, there’s more on the rack to look at now. Elizabeth Round, marketing manager for Village Home Stores in Geneseo, Illinois, said quartz is the most sought-after countertop material. “We do a lot of engineered quartz. Quartz is man-made stone. Once it’s in, it’s no-maintenance, and it’s very difficult to do anything to harm it,” she said. Cost-wise, quartz is coming down in price, making it comparable to granite. And what does it look like?
“Some people don’t like all of the movement in granite. If you want a solid grey or solid white, you have that option. It has a more uniform look,” said Amy Bowe, salesperson at Granite Xact, LeClaire. While it’s very durable, it’s not totally indestructible. “It’s not porous, so you don’t have to seal it. You can’t put anything hot on it, though, because it can leave a burn mark. It has plastic in it,” said Jackie Rumler, salesperson at Aceno Kitchen and Bath Design, Bettendorf. Granite remains the most popular at Granite Xact, with a color called “Sierra” appealing to many homeowners. “It’s grey and beige, with a little bit of red streaking through it. A lot of movement. It’s not busy, but it’s a little patterned,” she said. For a warm, cottage-style kitchen look, butcher block is an option that’s ideal for food prep.
5952 Brittany Lane, Florence
3bd/3.5ba home on 10ac parcel. Gorgeous mountain views. Room for animals or toys/hobby. Hardwood floors, cherry cabinets. Oversized 3 car garage w/ 220amp power.
$625,000
Soapstone is another choice that’s popular among chefs. “It’s a darker color, usually grey and green. You see it a lot on the West Coast. It has to be oiled because it dries out. Here, you’d have to oil it about once a month. A lot of bakers like it because it’s good to roll dough on,” Rumler said. Concrete countertops are worth consideration, and designers say they provide a grainy, high-end look. “The concrete used is very smooth, and limitless as far as what color you want. A lot of people picture grey. But, you can do any color match you want to do. Many assume it looks industrial, but it can look contemporary or modern,” said Round, who said Village Home Store has found a local manufacturer for the product. Steel and tempered glass are other options that haven’t really trended to the Midwest yet.
1730 S. Higgins Ave, Missoula Iconic University area 5bd/2.5ba brick home with incredible charm inside and out. Beautifully landscaped yard. They don’t make them like this anymore!
$690,000
Your local area expert and trusted advisor $789,000
$695,000 1275 Starwood Dr, Missoula
Incredible 4bd/4ba Grant Creek Hills custom home completely remodeled in 2005. Gourmet kitchen that opens into family room. Two master suites. Wraparound deck and professionally landscaped. Oak hardwood flooring, upgraded carpet and travertine flooring. Alarm system, central air and underground sprinklers.
463 Spanish Peaks Dr, Missoula
Amazing 4bd/4ba 2-story, 5000+sf home w/panoramic valley & mountain views. Lovely, landscaped yard with front and back patios. Chef’s kitchen w/breakfast nook & incredible great room. Additional main floor bedroom, or office, and 2 full bathrooms. Spacious master suite w/spa like bathroom, walk-in closet, and more. Two upper level bedrooms, full bathroom & family room.
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$995,000 4571 Heaven’s Gate, Missoula
Custom Farviews area home on flat 2acs w/panoramic valley & mountain views. Surrounded by higher end homes & a ranch w/cons. easement prohibiting development. Main living area w/floor to ceiling windows, hardwood floors, fireplace with rock hearth, and wood beam accents. Adjacent 1ac lot is available for $250K w/owner financing & flexible terms.
$1,865,000 30939 Station Creek Way, Polson
Stunning Flathead Lake home with incredible custom details throughout. This east shore property, with easy access to Polson and Big Fork, is situated on a lush, private lot with panoramic views and room for the entire family and guests. Make this private Montana oasis, with entertaining options galore, your summer paradise or full time residence. With 4+ bedrooms and sleeping lofts as well as an open floor plan with incredible upgrades, there’s room for all, while still encompassing a warm and cozy feel.
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How to Keep Your Home from looking dated T
rends happen to the best of us, as they should. Everyone should relish the style of their current era, live in the moment and make memories in their own heyday. Unfortunately style isn’t eternal, and sometimes no matter how much money and time you invest in decorating your home (or how few trends you fall for), your interior decor becomes dated, and the look you once loved doesn’t work as well. Despite your best efforts, that brightly colored accent wall you painted in the ‘90s just isn’t looking so fresh anymore, is it? This doesn’t mean you have bad taste or that your house is old; it’s just that this part of yourhome is starting to look a little dated. So how do you passe-proof your home? Ahead, we listed a few tips to keep your dwelling up-to-date. FIGURE OUT YOUR PERSONAL STYLE FIRST You know which clothing styles work on your body, but do you know what decor suits your abode? Knowing your personal interior style is crucial if you want to create a home you’ll love beyond the current season. No one can afford to take that risk. So ask yourself the following: What defines my personal taste? What colors do I love? And why? The key is to determine your personal style fundamentals first; then build on them. HAVE A FLEXIBLE COLOR THEME AS THE BASE Pick a base color palette that allows for some flexibility as the trends change each season. While many will expect this to be a mostly neutral theme, leading Australian interior designer Shaynna Blaze says it’s all about warm and cool, and “whether you love white and gray or cream and stone as a base to build your colors on.” Once you settle on a preference, sticking to that constant color theme throughout your home should
prevent it from looking dated too quickly and ensure it survives the seasonal trends. It’s the perfect backdrop to feature period pieces, so you can still have fun with timely styles. KEEP YOUR PAINT JOB FRESH Nothing screams modern like a newly painted interior. It doesn’t have to be white either; it just needs to be fresh. Painting is the simplest and cheapest way to update your home when it’s starting to feel a little unfashionable. Whether you do it yourself or hire a good contractor, you’ll hit a home run. AVOID THEMED ROOMS You might be in a Moroccan mood right now, but will you still love that boho vibe in five years’ time? It’s okay to throw in some Aztec accents and the odd printed pouf or exotic throw, but entire rooms built around just the one theme will become dated very quickly. Mix it up, and fuse elements of the look you love with modern and traditional decor that will complement each other and work together over the long term. LAYERING IS GOOD, BUT HAVE RESTRAINT So you’ve finally discovered your personal style. You’ve added a few sentimental trinkets to the room and a couple of themed decorations you’re into, but then your partner added theirs too. You added some furniture you just inherited, and you got a good deal on some cute decor at the local flea market... Okay, so now you have to stop. We love a little layering: It creates a diverse space that keeps the eye moving. But it can also restrict yourhome and add years to its appearance. Try to make some time every quarter, as the new season hits, to cull the items in each space of your home. It’s an easy yet impactful
update that costs nothing! BE PREPARED TO EMBRACE CHANGE In the end, despite all of the above, you have to be adaptable and move with the times. Interiors are changing quicker than ever, and they’re not about to slow down anytime soon. If you’re open to change, you can adapt your home quickly to embrace the newness as it arrives and find a way to intersperse it. It can be simple things like changing your cushions, giving your living room a lift with some new artwork or updating the hardware in your bathroom to bring it from drab to fab. BUDGET FOR THE NEXT WAVE Interior trends have a habit of changing on us, but that shouldn’t stop you from buying that “in” piece you really love. Put aside a budget that allows you to move within the times and enjoy those sporadic moments; it’s fun to play with what’s new. But really consider what you spend your money on because furniture trend cycles are shorter than ever before in the “Age of Disposable Decor.” We suggest a separate savings account for the major makeovers such as the bathroom or kitchen. These can be costly too; on average, a high-end kitchen can set you back over $50,000. As the two biggest and most frequented rooms of the house, they are the first thing to make your home look dated. Don’t say to yourself, “Oh well, I hired a designer five or 10 years ago.” We’re here to say it’s time for a refresh. That’s when that dedicated decor savings account will come in handy. Get the latest on home decor trends, design ideas, shopping guides and food news, and take a look inside your favorite celebrity homes on DomaineHome.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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2703 PinnAcle PlAce • $1,165,000 This stunning custom built builder-owned 6 bedroom, 5 bathroom home sits on the hilltop in the Grant Creek neighborhood overlooking the most spectacular views of the Missoula valley and mountains. You are greeted by an elegant high beamed covered porch leading to a gracious formal entry and main-level living. The formal living/dining room offering grand windows beaming in an abundance of natural sunlight and open beam ceilings is built for entertaining with a stone gas fireplace, wet-bar with wine cooler, built-in hutch, and bookshelf. The gourmet kitchen is the perfect gathering room around the breakfast bar with island wet sink, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances including double oven, 6-burner gas rage with hood, and trash compactor.
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200 Mansion Heights Dr $625,000
Enjoy panoramic views from this tastefully appointed executive home offering high-end finishes throughout including granite countertops, rustic alder cabinetry, hickory hardwood flooring, a floor to ceiling stone fireplace, spa inspired master bath, dual zoned heating system, central A/C and central vacuum. View a 3D Virtual Tour by visiting http://visionmedia-realty.smartmember. com/MissoulaMT-200MansionHeights MLS# 21604280
12640 Arena Drive, Lolo $795,000
10 tranquil acres with Mill Creek flowing through the property, which is ready for your horses with wood rail fencing, irrigation equipment and a 28’ x 60’ barn with tack room, equipment storage, and loft. Inside, you’ll love the recently remodeled kitchen, vaulted ceilings, skylights, hardwood flooring, granite countertops, and gas fireplace. View a 3D and Aerial Tour by visiting http://visionmediarealty.smartmember.com/12640ArenaDr MLS# 21605792
531-1519 jeremywilliams@kw.com
KelleR Williams montana Real estate 1817 South Ave. W., Ste. B • (406) 926-6767
402 Rainier Court • $795,000 Absolutely stunning home in Stone Mountain! This home has been lovingly designed and cared for, and sits on one of the most desirable lots in the subdivision. In total, this home includes six bedrooms and three full bathrooms, with close to 4,500 square feet of finished living space. A grand entryway with hardwood floors, a spiral staircase and plenty of room for a grand piano, greets you as you enter this home. The kitchen is very large with views in every direction, granite counter tops, high end appliances and gorgeous cabinetry. The living room with gas fireplace is open to the kitchen, with access to the sprawling deck with amazing views, and the formal dining room is just around the corner. The master bedroom features a large bedroom with access to a private deck, a huge master bathroom with separate jetted tub and glassed-in shower and a large walk-in closet.
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Lorin & Amy Peterson
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Lorin: 406.531.4687 Amy: 406.370.4144
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Zillow’s Zestimate®
Why you CAN’T rely on it for your property Value in Montana Kris Hawkins, Broker, Realtor, Owner Properties 2000
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illow is a great tool to use when looking to buy a home. It has the same pictures and feature descriptions as the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) as well as information on schools, neighborhoods, and comparable sales in the area. One of Zillow’s other features is the Zestimate®. Have you checked what your Zestimate® is on Zillow for your house? Most people have. Does it seem high? Too low? How do you think Zillow comes up with that value? The Zestimate® home value is Zillow’s estimated market value for an individual home and is calculated for about 100 million homes nationwide. It is a starting point in determining a home’s value and is not an official appraisal. The Zestimate® is automatically computed daily based on millions of public and
user-submitted data points. I am here to tell you that you cannot rely on the Zestimate® for the true market value of your home in the State of Montana. Montana is a non-disclosure state, so final sales prices, are not publicly shared. The only way you can find out the true value of your property would be to pay for an appraisal, or hire a real estate professional to complete a market analysis. Realtors are the only people with access to the final sales prices of homes listed on the MLS. You have to dig deep in their website to find this, but Zillow does disclose the following regarding the Zestimate®, “ 1. The Zestimate is created by an automated software process, designed by statisticians, and there is no ability for humans to manually alter the Zestimate
for a specific property. 2. The Zestimate’s accuracy depends on location and availability of data in an area. Some counties have deeply detailed information on homes such as number of bedrooms, bathrooms and square footage and others do not. The more data available, the more accurate the Zestimate. 3. Here is a link to Zillow’s own data coverage, which outlines its accuracy for each state: zillow.com/howto/ DataCoverageZestimateAccuracyMT.htm Here is the current Montana law regarding final sales price disclosure: 15-7-308. Disclosure of information restricted – exceptions. (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), the certificate required by this part and the
information contained in the certificate are not a public record and must be held confidential by the county clerk and recorder and the department. This is because the legislature finds that the demands of individual privacy outweigh the merits of public disclosure. The confidentiality provisions do not apply to compilations from the certificates, to summaries, analyses, and evaluations based upon the compilations, or to sales data used by the department to value residential property in a property taxpayer’s market model area after the property taxpayer signs a written or electronic confidentiality agreement. In short, don’t rely on the Zestimate for your current market value. Do yourself a favor and call your real estate professional to analyze that for you.
1755 Shadow Lane $615,000
7455 Rosewood Ct. $785,000
5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, Attached Triple Garage, Expansive Views of Missoula Valley, Stainless Steel Appliance & Granite Countertops, Main Floor Master Suite with Balcony, & Fully Finished Basement with Bar & Wine Cellar. www.1755ShadowLane.uCanBuyMe.com
7 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, Attached Triple Garage, Formal Living Room with Vaulted Ceilings, Updated Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances & Granite Countertops, Main Floor Master Suite, and Fire Pit & Hot Tub on back Patio. www.7455Rosewood.uCanBuyMe.com
Kris Hawkins
Broker/Realtor • Properties 2000 (406) 396-6542 • Kris@Properties2000.com
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