Just fifteen minutes from downtown Bozeman lies a property that feels worlds away. This rare 40+ acre legacy estate is where mountain views, open sky, and Hyalite Creek-fed waters converge into something timeless. This is not just a home; it is a place meant to be passed down; a Montana story still being written.
Designed by Claire W. Danes, one of Montana's most respected architects known for his mastery of natural light and harmony with the surrounding landscape, the residence was crafted to capture the soul of the land itself. The home's grand, south-facing orientation invites sunlight to spill across the interiors, framing the Spanish Peaks, the Gallatin Range, and the Bridger Mountains in every window. Each view becomes a living painting that transforms with the seasons. The sound of moving water creates the soundtrack to your mornings.
The property offers space to expand into a horse estate with a barn or stables, to create trails that wind along the creek, or to build a sanctuary for future generations.
Inside, every detail speaks to craftsmanship and comfort. The chef's kitchen is both functional and beautiful, featuring double ovens, dual refrigerators, twin dishwashers, and an oversized island designed for gathering. The vaulted living room opens to sweeping mountain vistas and a hand-laid stone fireplace that anchors the home with warmth and permanence.
The primary suite offers a retreat for the senses. Its spa-inspired bathroom and tranquil views create a haven of rest. A dedicated wellness room and outdoor patio invite movement, meditation, and sunrise yoga sessions. Upstairs, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and flexible spaces for guests, creativity, or play ensure there is room for everyone.
Beyond the main residence sits a three-bedroom guest home, perfectly positioned with panoramic views of the Bridger Mountains. It is ideal for extended family, visiting friends, or a high-end rental opportunity.
Outside, Montana living unfolds effortlessly. Enjoy a hot tub beneath the stars, a firepit for long evening conversations, and Middle Creek Ditch bordering the southern edge, carrying water from Hyalite Creek from June through November. The land invites both solitude and gathering, recreation and rest.
This is a property meant to be lived in deeply, where mornings begin with coffee by the creek and evenings end under the constellations that once guided Montana's earliest settlers. It is a home designed for generations.
