Mountain West

Montana living takes two distinctive forms in this pair of Helena-area properties, where mountain views, open space, and thoughtful design come together. In Clancy, a newer home on five acres pairs a refined interior with expansive outdoor living, a three-car garage, and room for horses and livestock, creating a private retreat in the South Hills. Closer to Helena, another custom residence on nearly two acres combines landscaped grounds and mature trees with inviting interiors, a heated garage, and a versatile detached shop with RV parking. Together, they capture the appeal of Montana living with space to enjoy the landscape and room to make each property your own.

Heading into the 2026–27 ski season, buyers are getting more time in parts of the Mountain West without seeing widespread price declines. Montana stands out, with Big Sky, MT, and Bozeman, MT, properties taking longer to find buyers and many August sales closing below their original asking prices. Park City, UT, Sun Valley, ID, and Jackson Hole, WY, have been firmer, with stronger overall activity, rising prices, or limited inventory supporting their markets.

Haven TeamSep 28, 2026 · 4 min read

Set against the rugged beauty of Cody, Wyoming, this remarkable Skyline Drive estate pairs historic character with expansive Western living on 6.21 acres. Built in 1947, the 6,584-square-foot residence offers six bedrooms and sweeping mountain views, creating a rare sense of scale and privacy just minutes from the character and amenities of town. Outdoor living takes center stage with generous grounds designed for enjoying Wyoming’s dramatic landscape, while the home’s enduring architecture and spacious interiors give the property the feel of a true legacy estate. It’s a distinctive blend of history, space, and scenery—an exceptional Cody retreat with a story of its own.

Set in the heart of Caldwell, this distinctive Victorian residence offers a rare blend of historic character, generous space, and modern versatility. Dating to 1900, the home sits on a spacious lot surrounded by mature landscaping, creating a peaceful setting with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. Original architectural details and inviting interiors bring timeless charm to everyday living, while a separate studio, carriage house, and workshop add space for work, hobbies, guests, or creative pursuits. With its storybook character and flexible spaces, this Caldwell property offers a unique opportunity to embrace historic living with modern possibilities.

Among the luxury homes currently listed along Flathead Lake’s east shore near Bigfork are a five-level Modernist waterfront residence and an estate spanning more than six acres with orchards, gardens, and an enclosed courtyard.

Haven TeamSep 10, 2026 · 3 min read

Luxury designed for longevity, access, and ritual. From a commanding stone chateau above Billings to a 55-acre West Gallatin River ranch with private trout water and serious equestrian capacity, scale and infrastructure signal generational intent. In Park City and Kamas, gated enclaves and ski-driven settings quintet glass-framed mountain views with private-club living, phased estate plans, and dedicated wellness spaces. Throughout, indoor–outdoor gathering feels intrinsic rather than ornamental.

space to live expansively, not temporarily. Acreage ranges from view-rich homesteads to trophy-scale holdings, where privacy is reinforced by practical infrastructure such as wells, springs, barns, and workshops. Water features recur as both amenity and atmosphere, from river frontage and a year-round creek to a licensed fishpond. Even the custom home offering is defined by scenery-first design and outdoor living built for gathering.

Across St. George, a quartet of turn-key residences shares a clear point of view: design-forward interiors that keep the red rock landscape in constant conversation. Walls of glass, abundant daylight, and open great-room plans set an easy rhythm for indoor-outdoor living, while chef-grade kitchens and premium finishes underscore a polished, low-friction experience. Set within gated communities, these homes quartet privacy with amenity-rich lifestyles tied to golf and year-round recreation, from sunset watching to trailhead-bound mornings.

Across this quartet, Fairfield serves as a gateway to big skies, working land, and days spent outdoors. From a Main Street building zoned for business, residential, or mixed-use to homes designed for space and flexibility, each address reflects how the region blends practical living with sweeping scenery. A 2022 estate on 20 acres frames Rocky Mountain Front views alongside a spring, multi-kitchen layout, and a shop with an apartment. Nearby, in-town comfort sits close to Freezeout Lake and the Sun River, while a log cabin near the Sawtooths balances rustic character with modern ease.