8 Pronghorn Trail | Livingston, MT

Abundance- abundance inside and out. With over 3,200 square feet of living space this 3 bedroom, 3 and a half bath home with office on the main level provides comfort, security and abundance of amenities. Built in 2019 and designed to take in the unparalleled views that take your eye from the Montana prairies in front of you to the stunning mountain peak views that only Livingston can offer. The setting is 5.39 acres and the scattered homes in the Absaroka View Subdivision are laid out for privacy. Natural light fills the open floor plan with warmth. Custom kitchen is an entertainer's delight with the large granite kitchen island and step-in pantry. The dining area is connected to the large covered deck, again, taking in those views. The vaulted ceiling in the living room balances with the floor to ceiling wood fireplace which is a dual feature in the master bedroom as well. Master has a walk-out to the wrap around deck which is reinforced and wired for a hot tub. The home is energy efficient with 100% high-efficiency LED lighting throughout. A whole house automatic backup Generac 22 kw generator gives added security of uninterrupted comfort. Smart Home technology for heating zones, garage openers, sound system right from your phone with wifi capabilities. Surround sound gives you an audio experience to match the views and is in the theater room, living room, kitchen and the outside covered deck areas. The downstairs features the two bedrooms each with their own nearby full bathrooms, the laundry room, and library, walk out from here to the firepit area and enjoy the meadowlarks' song. Garage is 1200 sq ft attached and oversized for three cars with shelving, heated and HOT and cold water with floor drains. Deck is low maintenance Trex and wraps around three sides. On demand hot water heater for all showers, A/C, water softener, 1000 gal buried propane tank, ample parking, on it's own private well. Area wildlife include elk, deer, fox, coyotes, antelope, eagles, bears.

Listing courtesy of: ERA Landmark Western Land