Mountain West

Across north-central Montana, a trio of function-first properties captures the region’s blend of workaday practicality and wide-open recreation. Near Glacier National Park, 30 acres with a creek, established trails, and multiple building spots offers a natural base camp. In Dutton, a Main Street corner lot pairs retail or office space with a heated shop and garage for hands-on operations. Rounding out the selection, downtown Great Falls provides high-visibility commercial leasing with flexible floor plans from 450 to 35,000+ square feet, with utilities and CAM included.

Along Casper Mountain Road in Casper, Wyoming, one view-focused homesite frames the region at its most expansive, with unobstructed sightlines to Muddy Mountain, the Deer Creek range to the east, and the Medicine Bow range beyond the valley. The setting is designed for those who want to shape a custom retreat without sacrificing access, with power at the pavement and year-round approachability. A flexible path to building allows for a chosen plan and builder, with the option to expand by combining an additional lot.

Price: $1,995,000

Haven TeamAug 11, 2026 · 2 min read

Few mountain towns in the American West have as diverse an architectural landscape as Park City, Utah. Perched at roughly 7,000 feet elevation in the Wasatch Mountains, this former silver-mining hub has evolved into one of the most sought-after real estate markets in the country—and its housing stock reflects that layered history. From rustic ski lodges built for function to sleek contemporary estates designed for luxury, Park City’s home styles speak to both the town’s rugged roots and its modern affluence.

Haven TeamAug 4, 2026 · 7 min read

A two-level penthouse at the forthcoming Four Seasons Resort and Private Residences Deer Valley has been listed for $37 million and is now Utah’s most expensive condominium listing.

Haven TeamJul 24, 2026 · 2 min read

Luxury living around Flathead Lake is showcased in two distinct ways through this exceptional pair of Montana properties. In Dayton, 23511 Wild Horse Shores Lane offers private waterfront living with nearly 190 feet of shoreline, beautifully updated interiors, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces designed to embrace life on the lake. In Polson, 41547 Flathead View Drive commands panoramic views of Flathead Lake and the Mission Mountains from more than 20 acres, where expansive living areas, landscaped gardens, and orchard grounds create an elevated retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Together, these homes capture two extraordinary perspectives on Montana’s lakefront lifestyle—one from the water’s edge and the other from above it.

Across the Northern Rockies and Bear Lake country, this quintet speaks to a legacy-scale way of living where acreage, water, and craftsmanship shape daily rhythms. From a newly completed 11,000-square-foot estate near Coeur d’Alene with boat-slip access to Montana holdings defined by river frontage, Bridger Mountain vistas, and gated Whitefish privacy, each property prioritizes four-season recreation and room to host. Rounding out the collection, a Laketown parcel with approved units, commercial potential, and water shares frames the lifestyle story through a long-view, land-first lens.

Across this quintet of Western addresses, the throughline is life lived outward—on broad acreage, behind gates or mature landscaping, and with scenery that insists you slow down and look around. From an 80-acre 7 Ranges parcel with 360-degree Gallatin Valley views to a Bozeman acre framed by trees and multiple outdoor rooms, nature sets the tone. In Hurricane, Meridian, and Alpine, thoughtful design meets practical freedom: secondary quarters for guests, RV-ready garages, and even mixed-use, subdivision-minded upside.

Across the mountain corridors of Montana and Utah, this quintet traces a shared devotion to privacy, design pedigree, and daily recreation. In Bigfork, a 50-plus-acre legacy compound stands as a self-contained retreat near Flathead Lake, Whitefish Mountain Resort, and Glacier National Park. Park City’s Promontory contributes two architect- and builder-led residences where warm modern finishes and sweeping glass prioritize indoor-outdoor flow. In Big Sky, two Spanish Peaks settings quintet first-tracks access and club life with curated interiors and iconic Lone Peak views.