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House Mountain 123 - 406 Andesite Ridge Road

Andesite Ridge Road winds up through some of the prettiest country in Montana, and tucked among the lodgepole pines at its zenith is House Mountain—a place that is defined by more than its individual elements, yet every element plays a pivotal role in creating what’s simply a living masterpiece.

For example, the exterior of House Mountain welcomes you with natural landscaping, several two-dot sandstone patios, an outdoor hot tub, and classic firepit. But together, they evoke images of entertaining close friends on long summer afternoons, and sipping cocoa by the fire after a day riding cold smoke powder.

On the inside, history and functionality join forces to add yet another layer of character to House Mountain—the floors are reclaimed fir from an historic Montana schoolhouse and an Alaskan cannery; the stairs are made of oceanside pier wood; countertops are horse stall planks; and the ceiling and wall paneling is recycled corral boards. Combine the richness of these woods with an imaginative design that gently echoes the classic lodges of Yellowstone Park, and you begin to see why House Mountain is so compelling.

The layout delivers intimacy without sacrificing spaciousness. The main level has an open kitchen with butlers’ pantry, dining room, impressive great room, and library. A loft offers cozy built-in bunks and a guest suite. In the opposite wing of the home, the master bedroom enjoys a deck with soaring Spanish Peaks views, a stone fireplace, voluminous closet, office, and a morning station. Another noteworthy aspect here—the master bath uniquely dovetails modern, clean-lined fixtures with the rustic mood established throughout the home. Finally, on the lower level is the guest wing, which includes a guest suite, a playroom and ‘Jack and Jill’ bedrooms connected by a shared bath.

The timbers, the stone, the art, the textures—the details are as endless as they are outstanding. But the true nature of House Mountain is revealed in things not so physical: warmth, character, impressiveness, and ultimate livability.

     

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• Located at the top of Andesite, near the Hideaway ski lift, with ski access to both Yellowstone Club and Big Sky Resort
• Landscaping front and back, multiple two-dot sandstone patios, hot tub, and outdoor firepit
• Solid log frame construction
• Recycled corral board ceiling and wall paneling, interior ceiling framing is reclaimed hand-hewn beams and beetle-killed pine logs
• Floor is reclaimed, distressed fir
• Cabinets throughout home are reclaimed fir face frames, doors, and drawers
• Stair treads are recycled oceanside pier planks, and wood countertops are ‘horse plank’ fir
• Main level has kitchen, butlers’ pantry, dining room, laundry room, great room, and library
• Loft above main level with built-in bunks and guest suite
• Covered deck off of the dining room and great room
• Master bedroom suite has stone fireplace, large closet, office, morning station with built-in Miele coffee system, walk-out stone patio with hot tub
• Guest wing includes a playroom, ‘Jack and Jill’ bedrooms, and a guest suite
• 5 fireplaces
• Stainless steel appliances in the kitchen and butler’s pantry, Wolf range, SubZero refrigerator and wine cooler, two Meile dishwashers, built-in Meile coffee system
• Plumbing fixtures by Franke, Rohle, Lefroy Brooks, Kohler, and Zuma
• All door hardware by Rocky Mountain Hardware