Awais Manzoor

Across the Mountain West, this quintet of homes frames luxury as a four-season pursuit, where ski days, lake afternoons, and trail-bound mornings are part of the same rhythm. From true slopeside living on Tamarack’s Homestead Ski Run in Donnelly to a three-acre Ogden Valley retreat with a river at the backyard edge, privacy is a recurring refrain. Design takes center stage in Washington’s Solenté enclave and in Whitefish, where a newly completed residence borders 200 protected acres, while Scobey offers a more straightforward rambler with ample garage space.

A defining outlook that shapes daily life. From true oceanfront in North Saanich to Howe Sound panoramas in Lions Bay, and from mountain-and-valley vistas to the parkland presence of Rockland, each home is oriented to its setting through thoughtful siting and indoor-outdoor flow. Privacy is a recurring thread, whether via a sheltered bay, mature gardens, or a three-home cul-de-sac, with flexibility added through suites and auxiliary spaces.

Across the Northern Rockies and Black Hills, this quintet of properties is united by water, solitude, and four-season purpose. From Spokane Creek’s year-round flow on a 209±-acre East Helena holding to a Hill City octagon home framed by a private trout pond and Forest Service land, each setting privileges nature without sacrificing craft. Donnelly’s gated Tamarack residence pairs golf course frontage with marina proximity, while a Mountain Home resort lease turns cabins and event permits into a lifestyle enterprise. Near Red Lodge, ponds, waterfalls, and a helipad complete a secluded compound built for gathering.

Across Idaho’s Tamarack Resort and Montana’s storied mountain towns, a quintet of residences traces a shared devotion to outdoor access and enduring craft. Golf-green vistas in Cascade, ski-in/ski-out living in Tamarack, and river-close privacy in Big Sky set the tempo for days shaped by trail, slope, and water. Each home leans into thoughtful architecture—from a 2024-built lodge estate to an iconic French château concept—while expansive acreage and guest-ready layouts invite multigenerational escapes and well-appointed entertaining.

Across the Mountain West and into the Black Hills, a quintet of residences frames luxury through the landscapes that surround them—river frontage, forest borders, golf greens, and canyon panoramas. Together, they reflect a four-season rhythm where skiing, hiking, fishing, and fairways shape daily life as much as the interiors do. Some prioritize privacy and self-sufficiency with acreage and serious gear space, while others embrace resort and community ease with pools, gyms, and lock-and-leave simplicity. Each is designed for extended stays, gathering, and restoration.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of homes is united by a nature-first sensibility that treats water and wilderness as everyday companions. From Lions Bay’s oceanview sanctuaries with vaulted ceilings, skylights, and expansive decks to Kelowna’s post-and-beam log retreat above Okanagan Lake, craftsmanship leans warm, timber-rich, and quietly grand. Further inland, a fenced Coldstream acreage with a creek and walkable access to schools, parks, a riding club, and Kalamalka Beach meets an off-grid D’Arcy estate overlooking Anderson Lake, where privacy and independence take center stage.

Across the Northern Rockies, this quintet of residences treats scenery as a daily amenity, pairing privacy with immediate access to public lands and resort terrain. From the Bitterroot Valley’s creek-and-pond sanctuary in Victor to a horse-zoned lodge in Pinedale that borders Bridger-Teton National Forest, each home is oriented to the outdoors. Lake and mountain view corridors in Hideout, Beartooth panoramas with BLM access in Red Lodge, and a studs-out, designer-finished retreat in Big Sky round out a collection defined by craftsmanship and year-round living.

Homes and landholdings shaped by water, sky, and terrain. From a 63-acre Sooke parcel with homestead appeal and future potential, to an elevated Bear Mountain residence built for recreation, each setting favors privacy and big outlooks. Bowen Island brings sweeping ocean views beside protected greenspace, while South Oak Bay offers character and walk-to-ocean ease. On Cowichan Lake, a sunlit waterfront retreat completes the collection.

Privacy that still keeps resort runs and town essentials within reach. From a coveted Spanish Peaks condominium in Big Sky to a Tamarack chalet set inside a ski, golf, and lake destination, each home leans into four-season living with decks, fireplaces, and trail or open-space connections. The Idaho offerings broaden the lens with irrigated acreage, a renovated rural estate, and a Coeur d’Alene retreat near town. Rounding out the set, Bonners Ferry delivers legacy-scale land, creek frontage, and history.

Across the Mountain West, this quintet of residences reflects a modern approach to ownership, where exceptional living and long-range value align. From a six-door Missoula portfolio near the University of Montana to a brand-new lock-off duplex with an equity golf membership in St. George, flexibility is central. Lakefront serenity at Hayden Lake meets the acreage privacy of a gated, solar-supported estate in Coeur d’Alene and an unrestricted Billings retreat with Wolf and Sub-Zero appointments. Each balances outdoor immersion with turnkey resilience.