1955 Little Coyote

The Big Sky Meadow Village lies just below Lone Peak, and this home on Little Coyote Road holds a south-facing position near its center. Mountain views, a wrap-around deck, and afternoon light that lingers on the surrounding peaks. Natural wood and river rock masonry anchor the home with the mountain esthetic that draws people in. Inside, radiant heat runs beneath the floors, a wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living area, and two separate living spaces allow a household to gather or retreat to recharge after a day well spent outside. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, beautiful outdoor space, and an attached two-car garage sized for the gear a Montana year demands. What surrounds the house matters as much as the house. Big Sky Community Park is a short walk from the door, with tennis and pickleball courts, newly built baseball and soccer fields, a volleyball court, disc golf, playgrounds, and river trails for hiking and biking. The cross-country ski system begins across the street. The Big Sky Golf Course sits at the edge of the meadow, and Big Sky Town Center, with its restaurants, markets, and summer concert series, is minutes away. Winter mornings start on the trails across the road or up on the mountain of Big Sky Resort. Summer evenings end on the deck.The wider geography is the second proposition. Big Sky Resort's world-class skiing sits fifteen minutes up Lone Mountain Trail. Yellowstone National Park is forty-five minutes south. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and the historic Main Street of downtown Bozeman are an hour north through the Gallatin Canyon, with the Gallatin River running alongside the drive the entire way. Turnkey and ready as it stands. A full-time home for a family in the mountains, a retreat for the seasons that matter most, and a rental that works in the weeks between.