5 Montana Mountain Homes and a Big Sky Commercial Condo

Set on five acres in Ennis, this beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home balances everyday comfort with thoughtful, work-ready land. Inside, vaulted ceilings and circle-sawn hardwood flooring bring warmth and character to the main level, anchored by a cozy wood stove. The kitchen is designed for real cooking, with hickory cabinetry, granite countertops, a propane range, and all appliances included. A main-floor primary suite adds ease, featuring an en-suite bath with tile floors and a tiled shower. Downstairs, the fully finished basement expands the layout with three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a spacious family room—each with egress windows for natural light and peace of mind. An attached two-car garage, dual water heaters, and abundant storage keep life organized, while fenced pastures, a horse shelter, and a seasonal irrigation ditch with paid water rights support a quieter rhythm outdoors.

Set on 10 picturesque acres just minutes from Sheridan, this charming 3BD/2BA country retreat is designed for an easy, outdoor-minded rhythm of life. Inside, warm maple hardwood floors bring a grounded feel, while the spacious primary bath offers a luxurious soaking tub for unhurried evenings. The land is fully fenced and horse-ready, with a barn and attached loafing shed, plus a seasonal ditch (no water rights). A detached garage with a concrete floor, wood stove, and power adds flexible workspace and storage, and a bonus 18×11 studio—complete with on-demand water and a composting toilet—creates a natural spot for guests, hobbies, or a private office. Outside, enjoy a landscaped yard with sprinklers, a flagstone fire pit, a sauna, and mature plantings, with public land only five minutes away.

From its elevated setting in Red Lodge, this new-construction modern home is designed around unobstructed Beartooth Mountain views and a bright, open great room with 12-foot ceilings. The chef’s kitchen pairs premium GE Café appliances with granite and quartz surfaces, anchored by a sculptural leathered granite island that feels equal parts functional and gallery-like. Luxury LVP flooring runs throughout, while 8-foot interior and glass sliding doors emphasize clean lines and easy flow. Evenings settle in around a 54-inch Xtrordinair linear gas fireplace wrapped in steel, set into a dedicated media wall. In the primary suite, a vaulted ceiling, outdoor access, soaking tub, and tiled shower with granite bench and dual shower heads create a spa-minded retreat, with an office just off the suite. Outdoor living unfolds across a large covered front porch, Trex decking, and a partially covered concrete back patio with a gas outlet.

In Red Lodge, unobstructed views of the Beartooth Front set a dramatic daily backdrop, with no homes in front to interrupt the wide-open vistas. Inside, soaring vaulted and 9-foot ceilings pair with 8-foot doors and oversized windows that bring in abundant natural light and a sense of scale throughout. The living area centers on a gas fireplace with a stone surround and a large rustic mantle—equal parts warmth and architectural presence. In the kitchen, quartz countertops continue throughout, complemented by a generous pantry and commercial-grade Forno appliances designed for serious cooking. A heated three-car garage adds everyday practicality. Outdoors, covered front and rear patios feature warm wood ceilings, plus a gas line ready for a future firepit or outdoor kitchen, extending the home’s easy indoor-outdoor rhythm.

In the heart of Big Sky Town Center, this second-level commercial condominium is set within the highly sought-after Market Place Building—one of the area’s busiest hubs. The office is thoughtfully laid out with two private offices and a large conference room area, along with ample space for additional desks or flexible work zones as needs evolve. Daily rhythms feel effortless here: step outside and you’re moments from shopping and dining, with Fire Pit Park, the BASE Community Center, and the theater close by for an easy shift from work mode to downtime. With the bus stop nearby and a central, high-traffic setting, the space offers strong visibility and straightforward accessibility, supporting a wide range of professional uses and a sense of long-term utility.