Twenty minutes from Bozeman. An hour and a half from Yellowstone. A lifetime from ordinary. Sitting on nearly 23 acres of Montana mountain terrain, this handcrafted log home delivers the setting most people only dream about — sweeping Bridger Mountain views, two on-site water wells, and a front-row seat to some of the most celebrated recreational country in the American West. Built in 2001 with an eye toward both craftsmanship and livability, the home opens to a soaring great room where floor-to-ceiling windows pull the landscape inside. A wood stove anchors the space on crisp Montana evenings, while solid wood cabinetry and updated stainless appliances make the kitchen equally suited for a quiet weeknight or a full house after a day on the mountain. Step onto the covered balcony to take in the views, or drop down to the covered patio and ease into the hot tub — it works beautifully in any season. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms are arranged with genuine privacy in mind. Two primary suites each offer en suite baths: one in a loft overlooking the great room and mountains beyond, and one conveniently on the main floor. The fully finished lower level functions as a guest suite or multi-generational retreat, complete with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchenette. Two wells on the property aren't a footnote — they're infrastructure. Whether you're thinking horses, irrigation, livestock, or simply the peace of mind that comes with self-sufficiency, that kind of resource matters in Montana. World-class skiing, blue-ribbon trout fishing, hiking, hunting, and the unmatched draw of Yellowstone are all within reach. Bozeman's airport and amenities are twenty minutes away — close enough to be convenient, far enough to feel like you've truly escaped. This is Montana the way it's supposed to be.

Twenty minutes from Bozeman. An hour and a half from Yellowstone. A lifetime from ordinary. Sitting on nearly 23 acres of Montana mountain terrain, this handcrafted log home delivers the setting most people only dream about — sweeping Bridger Mountain views, two on-site water wells, and a front-row seat to some of the most celebrated recreational country in the American West. Built in 2001 with an eye toward both craftsmanship and livability, the home opens to a soaring great room where floor-to-ceiling windows pull the landscape inside. A wood stove anchors the space on crisp Montana evenings, while solid wood cabinetry and updated stainless appliances make the kitchen equally suited for a quiet weeknight or a full house after a day on the mountain. Step onto the covered balcony to take in the views, or drop down to the covered patio and ease into the hot tub — it works beautifully in any season. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms are arranged with genuine privacy in mind. Two primary suites each offer en suite baths: one in a loft overlooking the great room and mountains beyond, and one conveniently on the main floor. The fully finished lower level functions as a guest suite or multi-generational retreat, complete with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a kitchenette. Two wells on the property aren't a footnote — they're infrastructure. Whether you're thinking horses, irrigation, livestock, or simply the peace of mind that comes with self-sufficiency, that kind of resource matters in Montana. World-class skiing, blue-ribbon trout fishing, hiking, hunting, and the unmatched draw of Yellowstone are all within reach. Bozeman's airport and amenities are twenty minutes away — close enough to be convenient, far enough to feel like you've truly escaped. This is Montana the way it's supposed to be.