7 Upper Moose Hill

On a sunlit hillside above the heart of Big Sky, this residence was built around light, views, and the ease of mountain living. Three levels rise across the home, each floor creating both privacy and places to gather. Free standing, with no shared walls, it lives like a private home with the ease of condominium ownership.
Custom finishes carry through every room, quiet and deliberate, the kind of craftsmanship that rewards a second look. The kitchen sits at the center of it all, built for those who cook and host in equal measure. Wolf appliances, generous counter space, and an open flow into the dining and living areas make it easy to manage a quiet dinner or host a full house of family and friends.
Two living spaces give the home its range. The main gathering room opens to the view and anchors the entertaining floor. Upstairs, a loft turns to play: a handsome pool table at its center, a game table for cards and long evenings, and lounge seating that invites everyone to stay a while. Five bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath, make room for family and guests alike, with privacy enough that no one has to trade comfort for company.
Outside, private decks extend the living space into the open air. An outdoor hot tub waits for evenings after a day on the mountain. There is room to linger over morning coffee, to gather as the light turns gold over the range, and to settle in beneath a clear night sky. A two-car garage handles gear, vehicles, and everything a mountain season asks you to carry.
The location anchors it all. Big Sky’s town center sits close for dining, shopping, and summer concerts. The Gallatin River is a short drive away. One&Only Moonlight Basin, Montage Big Sky, and the world class skiing at Big Sky Resort are all within easy reach. Yellowstone National Park, Bozeman, and the Madison River are each about an hour’s drive.
A home like this answers to whatever you ask of it. A primary residence rooted in the mountains. A second home for the seasons that matter most or vacation rental with bones guests look for: five ensuite bedrooms that sleep a group in comfort, a game loft and hot tub that fill the hours off the mountain, and a location within reach of the resort, the town center, and the rivers.
Mornings open with light across the range. Evenings close beneath a sky full of stars. Between them sits a home made for every season.