Mountain West

Spaces shaped by landscape and built for connection. From a Gallatin Valley log retreat framed by sweeping mountain views to a nearly new, fully furnished Heber City residence close to year-round recreation, each property emphasizes effortless indoor-outdoor living. Scale and flexibility stand out as well, whether through Casper’s entertainment-ready footprint, Bozeman’s studio and separate ADU, or a remodeled mid-century modern estate in walkable Sandpoint with added development potential.

Across Utah’s Wasatch Front and Wyoming’s wide-open corridors, this quintet highlights a shared idea of luxury rooted in livability. Each home pairs move-in-ready polish with room to spread out, from renovated, central-neighborhood space in Murray to design-forward detail in a 2026 Parade of Homes residence in Grantsville. In Wyoming, acreage takes center stage, with a 120+ acre retreat near Gillette, a creek-threaded setting close to Cody, and a Pine Haven compound with lake glimpses, uncommon shop space, and no HOA or covenants.

Landscapes that shape daily life, from lakefront and creekside settings to wide-open acreage framed by mountains and canyon views. Water features, mature trees, and protected neighboring land create privacy and a sense of permanence, while proximity to fishing, skiing, and town amenities keeps recreation close at hand. Thoughtful layouts and outdoor-ready spaces, from view-focused windows to patios and gathering areas, balance entertaining with true retreat.

Across the Northern Rockies, a quintet of properties makes the case for living where land, views, and recreation shape the rhythm of each day. From end-of-the-road acreage in Wisdom with a heated indoor riding arena and public-land adjacency, to a view-soaked Corvallis retreat set on 9.37 acres, these homes prioritize space and self-sufficiency. Kila adds 160 feet of lake frontage and a shop with a ready-to-finish guest apartment. Farther out, near

Space, views, and infrastructure that supports real living. In Montana, acreage near Fairmont Hot Springs, the Smith River community, and Augusta pairs recreation access with privacy and opportunity, from float privileges and nearby public ground to a motel, RV park, and restaurant compound. Rounding out the set are a custom-finished Helena home and a restored Helper Main Street building where historic character meets modern utility.

Across Idaho’s Tamarack enclave and the wide-open horizons of Montana and Wyoming, this quintet shares a four-season, recreation-first rhythm. Two Donnelly addresses place daily life on the resort’s front doorstep, pairing ski-in/ski-out ease or a remodeled lodge condo with lake-and-golf views and a full amenity stack. Farther east, single-level contemporary comfort in Emigrant, land-and-shop living in Livingston, and a Powder Horn home in Sheridan connect through privacy, big-sky scenery, and spaces designed for gathering indoors and out.

Wide-open vistas paired with livable ease. Two acreage retreats near Caldwell and Clancy emphasize room for animals, hobbies, and unhurried country rhythms, from irrigated ground and a sunroom to a nearly new South Hills setting close to Helena. The remaining three homes shift the focus to resort life at Tamarack and Park City, where turn-key residences, ski access, and elevated lake-and-mountain views make ownership feel refreshingly simple.

Across the Northern Rockies and inland Northwest, this quintet of properties shares a lifestyle-first mindset, where land, views, and purpose-built infrastructure shape daily living. In Monarch, Montana, a 14-unit lodge with pool, hot tub, restaurant and bar, plus a liquor and gaming license, pairs hospitality with an on-site apartment. From a 17-acre Kooskia homestead with sauna and woodshop to Adrian’s productive farmland, the collection continues into golf-course living in Red Lodge and Billings, where mountain vistas, expansive garages, and refined entertaining spaces take center stage.

Across Montana and Idaho, this quintet captures the Rocky Mountain rhythm of wide views, easy access to trails and town life, and interiors built for comfort. From rolling acreage outside Three Forks to a Parade Home–caliber townhome in Red Lodge, each residence prioritizes light-filled living and thoughtful craftsmanship. Bellevue and Sandpoint add move-in-ready practicality with fenced yards, covered patios, and space to spread out, while Hamilton offers a refined single-level retreat framed by Bitterroot Mountain scenery.