This property is a luxurious, spacious residence located just outside the picturesque town of Whitefish, MT. It boasts five well-appointed bedrooms and four full bathrooms, providing ample space and comfort, that can sleep 8 comfortably. The home spans 3,800 square feet and is designed in a classic Montana rustic style, blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings.

One of the standout features of this property is the hot tub, perfect for relaxation and taking in the stunning views. The kitchen is fully stocked, ready for you to prepare delicious meals, whether for a quiet dinner or entertaining guests.

The home is set in a private location, on a 20 acre lot, ensuring you have the peace and tranquility you desire. This combination of luxury, comfort, and privacy makes it a perfect destination for those seeking a unique and enjoyable living experience. Even with this home being in a private, secluded setting, you are only a 10 minute drive to town.

WINTER GUESTS: THE ROAD TO HOUSE IS REASONABLY WELL-MAINTAINED INCLUDING PERIODIC SNOW PLOWS AND GRAVEL, BUT IT IS A STEEP ROAD WITH CURVES, AND THE PLOWS DO NOT GO EVERY DAY, SO THERE ARE TIMES WHEN THE ROAD IS COVERED IN SEVERAL INCHES OF FRESH SNOW. A FOUR WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE IS MANDATORY, AND STUDDED TIRES ARE RECOMMENDED.

Whitefish Lake Golf Club is less than a 10 minute drive and boasts 36 holes with fabulous mountain and lake views. Golf Digest has rated both courses in the top five for all courses in Montana. The restaurant at the golf course is rated one of the best in the Valley. Other notable golf courses in the area include Buffalo Hills - Kalispell, Northern Pines - Kalispell, Meadow Lake - Columbia Falls and Wilderness Golf Club – Eureka.

Whitefish Lake Ski Resort is just a 25 minute drive with a myriad of different activities to choose from both summer and winter. Mountain biking, zip line tours, aerial adventure park, an alpine slide and hiking are just a few of the summer activities you can try. For skiers, it's called Big Mountain for a reason covering 3,000 acres and 105 marked trails with vast amounts of bowl and tree skiing. Summit elevation is 6,817 ft./2,078 m, Base elevation is 4,464 ft./1,361 m and a Vertical drop of 2,353 ft./717.

Glacier National Park is only an hour drive away. Massive glacial action began the forming of the mountains of this park 170 million years ago. Glacier National Park was established in 1910 and encompasses over 1 million acres, over 130 named lakes, more than 1,000 different species of plants and hundreds of species of animals. Soon after the establishment of the park the Great Northern Railway constructed a number of hotels and chalets and a total of 350 locations are on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1932 the Going To The Sun Road was completed and later designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark providing accessibility for automobiles into the heart of the park. Hiking is popular in the park. Over half of the visitors to the park report taking a hike on the park's nearly 700 miles (1,127 km) of trails.