Nestled in Livingston, this charming house for $490 per night is a great option for your next trip. Perched on a hilltop overlook, this in-town home with 4 large full bedrooms, 2 baths, and offers million dollar views and a real Montana experience. Wildlife abounds, even in town and the sunrises and sunsets are indescribable at this newly remodeled and modern home. This is a single family home, newly remodeled. It offers bright, cozy and well thought out spaces for relaxing, working, sleeping and adventuring the areas many attractions. You have access to the entire home and yard, with the only exception being, a locked owners closet. We offer a self check in with an electronic keypad on the front door. Your code will be sent to you prior to check in. We offer outdoor seating in the front and backyard with a propane BBQ and a gas fire pit. The gals at Key Montana Property Management are all local, living here for decades and we have a wealth of knowledge to share regarding activities, shopping, eating or about the home in general. Please ask if you need anything! The Big 5 is in a quiet residential neighborhood on the north side of Livingston. It sits atop a "hill" that overlooks town but is still just a few blocks from Main Street and the historic downtown. We always recommend a 4 wheel drive vehicle for traveling to Bozeman (25 minutes) and Yellowstone National Park (50 minutes). In town, you are a 5-10 minute walk to the heart of downtown Livingston, a 10 minute walk to the Northside Soccer Complex and the Yellowstone River near Sacajawea Park and the Lagoon. There is a driveway and additional gravel off street parking spaces for off-street parking at the house. LIVINGSTON, MT Livingston is always vibrant but is especially alive in the summer time with various festivals, rodeos, nightly music choices and more! Critically acclaimed restaurants line the neon-lit downtown area with choices from local farmed lamb to brick oven bakeries to Chinese to good ol' Montana fall-off-the-bone ribs. Lively western bars and microbreweries dot the picturesque downtown. Various bands from all over the country liven up the night giving listeners a choice of what music they'd like to listen or dance to. Two live theaters, casinos, movie house, and bowling alley (only open in the fall, winter and spring months) add to the nightlife options. There are often music events and festivals held in and around the area, including a Farmers Market during the summer (every Wednesday afternoon), various live music festivals, rodeos, and the annual Livingston Round Up 4th of July events. Daytime activities include shopping at many of the boutique and specialty shops downtown, some with history back to the 1930's. Recreationally, there are endless hiking/biking opportunities in the Livingston Area, as well as world-renowned fly fishing, adding to one of the many reasons that Livingston is also headquarters to the International Fly Fishing Federation. Swimming pool (and local swimming holes in the river), golf course, art galleries and museums prove that there is something for everyone in Livingston. The home is in very close proximity to many other attractions beyond the city limits. Only 50 minutes from the main entrance of Yellowstone National Park, it's no wonder that Livingston is called the original gateway to Yellowstone.