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Winter Perfect Montana Homes

On Nov 01, 2017

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All of this snow has us thinking about winter! Here's a list of perfect homes for a Bozeman winter.

2545 SPIRIT CROSSING LANE

4BD l 3BA l 2,776 sq.ft

Close proximity to Bridger Bowl and a beautiful fireplace make this an ideal winter home. Hit the slopes all day and then warm up by the fire with hot cocoa!

3510 KOOTENAI COURT

4BD l 2.5BA l 2,732 sq.ft

This home is also right on the way to Bridger Bowl! Plus another amazing fireplace.

2364 GALLATIN GREEN

3BD l 2BA l 2,087 sq.ft.

With the wood accents and colors, you can just feel the warmth radiating from this home.

280 GOOSE RIDGE ROAD

4BD l 4.5BA l 4,500 sq.ft.

This log home with mountain views for days is the perfect winter mountain retreat.

200 JEANE LIE

4BD l 5BA l 8,702 sq.ft.

That fireplace. Enough said.

5 WEST MENDENHALL

2BD l 2.5BA l $1,745 sq.ft.

While living near the ski hill or out in the mountains can be awesome, sometimes in winter it's nice to be right in the center of town. You can walk everywhere and there's no need to shovel, just enjoy looking at the snow on the mountains.

1691 MAIDEN SPIRIT

5BD l 3BA l 3,200 sq.ft.

Sitting in this cozy home library with snow falling outside? Yes please!

215 NORTH 10TH

3BD l 2.5BA l 2,172 sq.ft.

Soaking in this heated pool/spa on a cold winter night sounds pretty perfect.

84 TALISKER

4BD l 5.5BA l 5,434 sq.ft.

If winter is just not your thing, no matter how hard you try to like it, then this is the ideal winter home. With a full gym, theater room, and game room with a bar you could hide all winter long inside this beautiful home.

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