Mountain Retreat w/Views | 3 Miles to MSU/Main St

THE MAIN HOUSE:
The main house, otherwise known as “The Granary,” was a collective concept incorporating layers of deliberate touches throughout the home magnifying a message of reflection, renewal, and fellowship. While the exterior wings of the structure reveal newer construction, the center section of the house is made to look like a centuries old granary standing the test of time that if the walls could talk, she would have a story to tell. The barn doors on the front of the house open to create an indoor/outdoor living space that generates a spectacular breeze throughout the house during the spring, summer, and fall months.

Making your way through the keyless front entry the expansive gourmet kitchen sets the tone with the 10-person island, 6 burner cooktop, double ovens, two dishwashers, custom cabinetry throughout, mini bar with wine/cocktail glasses, and extensive cookware that says this space was built for entertaining. On those chilly wintery days make sure to take your shoes off and let your feet enjoy the radiant heated flooring in the kitchen and adjacent room creating an even ambient temperature throughout the house. To the left and right of the kitchen are the TV/den room and family room equipped with Wi-Fi tv as well as a Wi-Fi Sonos system to play your favorite music. The large picture windows and French doors leading out to the back of the house perfectly frame the majestic mountains and occasional wildlife gracefully walking the property conjuring a feeling of tranquility as you cozy up in a blanket while drinking your morning coffee or sipping on a nightcap to end your day.

As you travel up the custom steel staircase a floor to ceiling art piece of a local artist's vibrant buffalo face painting comes to life as the natural light from the large staircase window dances across the surface. Once at the top of the stairs there are two bedrooms. “Sunset” room to the left boasts vivid sunsets luring you to your queen bed to watch the show of colors painted across the evening skies. “Sunrise” room on the right shows off the morning sun cresting the ranges creating an Alpen glow that envelopes your senses drawing you deeper into your feather down comforter as creation slowly comes to life again. Additionally, there is a private custom steel balcony off each master suite with a uniquely designed tension wire that runs end to end through both masters to the exterior of the house allowing you a bird's eye view of the surrounding land while giving a feeling of floating. Beyond the bedroom is a private bathroom with a custom vanity and plenty of drawers to house toiletries and any other necessary items. Also, there are towels, wash clothes and hand towels in the open storage area as well as complimentary blow dryer, shampoo, conditioner, and bodywash.

SHIPPING CONTAINER CABINS:
Upon arrival our two one-of-a-kind cozy guest cabins hearken back to their prior life as 8x20 hi-top shipping containers. We left many of the original details inside and out, not only for the hip factor but to pay homage to their once seaworthy roots. We strategically placed the two guest house containers [Bridger Peak Cabin & Spanish Peak Cabin] in one of the best locations on our 1-acre property. Nestled next to an Aspen grove while facing the Gallatin mountain range and an open preserve field where you can view wildlife year-round keeps you mesmerized with the beauty of Montana that abounds!

The interior of the guest cabin was created to be a workable space with flexible areas to store luggage under the bed and in the surrounding cabinetry. The stained flooring is original to the container creating a durable surface for the sometimes-unpredictable seasons Montana is known for. A queen-sized memory foam bed is flanked by large windows giving you front seat views of the mountains and wildlife that occasionally walk through the property. The bathroom is equipped with complimentary Shampoo/Conditioner, bodywash, and blow dryer along with bath towels, wash clothes, hand towels, and toilet paper. In the kitchenette there is everything you need to cook a small meal. Provided inside the unit is a convection hotplate, microwave, small refrigerator, dishes, cast iron pan, silverware/serving utensils, Coffee press, electric water kettle, spices, and other assorted items. Outside each unit has an outdoor camp kitchen outfitted with a 3-burner “Camp Chef” cooktop and small fire pit with chairs to enjoy the epic Montana nights.