Montanas vast, untamed beauty sets the stage for some of the most exclusive secluded mansions in the West.
Step into a collection of Montanas most private and awe-inspiring estates.
Where is Missoula?
Dawn Maddux @ Engel & Vlkers Western Frontier – Missoula via Coldwell Banker Realty
The Clark Fork River runs through downtown, with trails, parks, and a popular river surfing spot.
The city hosts year-round festivals, concerts, and a strong arts scene.
It also serves as a hub for regional healthcare, education, and outdoor recreation.
Large windows and glass doors wrap the space, bringing in light from the adjacent patio.
Natural wood floors and ceilings create a warm, open atmosphere.
A trio of pendant lights hangs above the prep space, while open shelving and built-ins fill the perimeter.
Tile flooring separates it from the connected areas.
The layout opens to a private bathroom through a wide entryway.
Window views stretch toward open pasture and distant mountains.
Wall sconces and pendant lights frame the mirror above the sink area.
A stone shower appears in the background beyond the hallway.
Views extend over fenced fields and distant ridgelines.
Stairs lead down to the yard from the elevated perch.
Source:Dawn Maddux @ Engel & Vlkers Western Frontier Missoula via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Lakeside?
Lakeside, Montana, is a small town on the western shore of Flathead Lake.
It offers marinas, lakefront parks, and access to water sports and fishing.
Blacktail Mountain Ski Area sits just above town, providing winter recreation.
The community draws both seasonal visitors and year-round residents seeking quiet and views.
A long sofa runs beneath the windows, while framed art and carved lamps finish the decor.
Beamed ceilings and wood accents continue throughout.
Display cabinets line one wall, storing cookware and pantry items behind glass doors.
Slate tile flooring and a wrought-iron chandelier add to the rustic character.
Dozens of taxidermy mounts and memorabilia cover the walls from floor to ceiling.
A lofted nook and chandelier add height and detail to the space.
Wall-mounted speakers, vintage posters, and a candy counter complete the setup.
Two oversized beanbags in the foreground provide extra seating.
Nightstands, dressers, and cozy lighting fill out the rooms perimeter.
Multiple windows and wall decor make use of every surface.
Source:Brittney Osborne @ Engel & Vlkers Western Frontier Kalispell via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Kalispell?
Kalispell, Montana, is the commercial center of northwest Montana and a gateway to Glacier National Park.
It sits near Flathead Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi.
The city blends historic architecture with modern development, including a revitalized downtown.
Kalispell also supports regional healthcare, education, and aviation.
Angled ceiling beams frame the living room, where a caramel-toned sectional wraps around a circular wood coffee table.
Large windows on three walls reveal forested views and snowy peaks beyond.
A textured area rug and soft lounge chair complete the relaxed layout.
Wood cabinetry lines both walls, with integrated appliances and a backsplash of hexagonal tile.
Under-cabinet lighting and matte black fixtures accent the sleek design.
A rug breaks up the flooring in the center of the space, while windows bring in natural light.
A ceiling fan helps circulate airflow above the workout zone.
Set beneath a vaulted wood-paneled ceiling, the bedroom includes a leather-framed bed with a bench and side tables.
A grid of abstract wall art hangs above the headboard, and a reading chair rests in one corner.
Neutral tones and layered textures soften the angular architecture.
Lined with vertically stacked tile, the bathroom includes a double walk-in shower with dual showerheads and black fixtures.
A floating wood vanity with twin sinks and round mirrors runs along the back wall.
Under-cabinet lighting casts a warm glow across the pale tile floor.
Where is Bozeman?
Bozeman, Montana, lies between four mountain ranges and serves as a base for exploring Yellowstone.
It hosts a mix of students, entrepreneurs, and outdoor enthusiasts.
The city features the Museum of the Rockies, farmers markets, and trail systems that weave through town.
Winters bring snow sports, while summers fill the parks and rivers.
Set beneath wood-paneled ceilings with recessed lighting, the living room features sculptural seating around a geometric coffee table.
A sleek black fireplace wall anchors the space, while floor-to-ceiling glass doors line two sides of the room.
Exposed beams and muted tones give the area a minimal, modern feel.
Sliding glass doors wrap the space on two sides, blending the indoor area with the surrounding forest views.
A minimalist pendant light and exposed beams maintain the homes clean, structured design.
Framed entirely by black-trimmed glass walls, the bedroom opens up to a snowy forest view on three sides.
A low-profile bed with neutral bedding sits beneath dark ceiling beams and a modern ceiling fan.
Two armchairs in the corner form a seating area that mirrors the view outside.
Stretched along one wall, the bathroom includes a double vanity with wood cabinetry and illuminated mirrors above.
A freestanding tub is placed near the window, partially enclosed by a frameless glass shower.
Natural light and large-format floor tiles keep the space bright and grounded in simplicity.
A forest of aspens and evergreens forms the natural backdrop, with fall foliage adding seasonal contrast.
Steps lead down into the pool, creating a clean and unobtrusive entrance.
Source:Amy Swanson @ Windermere Great Divide-Bozeman via Coldwell Banker Realty
