In Montana, seclusion isn’t just a perk—it’s a way of life. These hidden mansions are tucked deep into Big Sky Country, where snow-dusted peaks and open rangelands stretch as far as the eye can see. From timber-framed lodges overlooking pristine lakes to sprawling ranch estates with their own airstrips and trout streams, each property is a private frontier. Take a look at some of the most remote and luxurious estates Montana has to offer.
1. Luxury Timber Retreat with Guest Wing
Located on 2.18 private acres, this 6,214 square foot timber-framed home in Montana includes 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms and is listed for $8,495,000. The home features a primary suite on the main floor, two en suite guest bedrooms above a three-car garage, and a walk-out lower level with a wine cellar, gym, and additional bedrooms. Offered fully furnished, the property also includes an optional golf membership available upon approval and deposit at closing.
Where is Big Sky, MT?
Big Sky, Montana, is located in the Madison Range of the Rocky Mountains. It offers access to Yellowstone National Park and the Gallatin River. The area is centered around Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin for skiing and mountain activities. Big Sky also features a growing town center with shops, dining, and events.
Living Room
Framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, the living room centers on a large stone fireplace flanked by built-in shelving and antler chandeliers above. Multiple seating options fill the space, including leather and patterned armchairs. The vaulted ceiling and dark wood beams emphasize a mountain lodge aesthetic.
Kitchen
Anchored by a granite island, the kitchen includes cream cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, and a copper vent hood over the stove. Seating for four lines the island, while windows bring in natural light. Open shelving and built-in workspaces blend function and design.
Dining Room
Grounded by a dark concrete table, the dining room seats eight in bright blue studded chairs surrounded by forest-facing windows. A rustic chandelier and decorative feathered wall hanging provide focal points. Double doors open to an exterior deck.
Rec Room
Split between a game and lounge space, the recreation room includes a ping pong table, leather seating, and a large fireplace with a stone hearth. Wood beams cross the ceiling, and wraparound windows bring in forest views. A mounted TV and built-in shelving complete the room.
Bedroom
Fitted with a wood-inlay bed, the bedroom features exposed beams, a green comforter, and two rocker chairs near the windows. Views of the surrounding trees are visible from two angles. Small area rugs accent the dark wood flooring.
Source: Martha Johnson @ The Big Sky Real Estate Co. via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Sprawling Estate with Guest House
Situated on 27.79 acres just outside Hamilton, Montana, this 8,999 square foot home features 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms and is listed for $8,495,000. The fully furnished property includes a 7,881 square foot main house built around a historic log cabin, along with a 2-bedroom guest house and a barn with 5 horse stalls, a wash stall, and a tack room. Additional amenities include a gym with sauna, covered deck with hot tub, RV bay, and sweeping views of both the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains.
Where is Hamilton, MT?
Hamilton, Montana, is located in the Bitterroot Valley and serves as the county seat of Ravalli County. It is surrounded by the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains, offering access to hiking and fishing. The city has a historic downtown with local shops and restaurants. Hamilton also hosts the Ravalli County Fair and various community events.
Kitchen
Centered around a large wood-topped island, the kitchen includes dark cabinets, stone countertops, and a full coffee bar built into white cabinetry. Pendant lights hang from exposed beams over the seating area. A wide window above the sink offers mountain views.
Dining Room
Backed by log walls, the dining room seats eight at a long wood table with ladder-back chairs. A modern chandelier hangs above, while glass cabinetry and a wine fridge line the side wall. The space connects to the living area through an open beam-lined passage.
Rec Room
Split into lounge and game zones, the basement includes a pool table, stone bar with high stools, and a sofa facing a mounted TV. Carpeted and tiled floors divide the room by function. Framed artwork and exposed beams complete the setting.
Bedroom
Anchored by a wood-frame bed, the bedroom has vaulted ceilings with beams and glass doors opening to a covered patio. A leather armchair and ottoman sit in the corner, facing the room. Art, soft textiles, and a neutral palette bring warmth.
Bathroom
Flanked by granite vanities, the bathroom features a clawfoot soaking tub positioned beneath double windows. A sliding barn door opens to a separate toilet room. Matching wood trim and neutral walls tie the space together.
Source: Dawn Maddux @ Engel & Vlkers Western Frontier – Missoula via Coldwell Banker Realty
3. Luxury Retreat on 30 Acres
Surrounded by towering pines and panoramic views of the Swan Mountains, this $5,700,000 Montana estate offers 9,835 square feet of living space with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Located near Bigfork, the main home includes a 4-stall garage and a private 2-bedroom guest apartment with its own kitchen and deck.
Two additional guest cabins, a 60’x38′ shop, a theater room, and multiple entertainment spaces complete the property, all just minutes from Flathead Lake and under an hour from Glacier National Park.
Where is Bigfork, MT?
Bigfork, Montana, is located on the northeastern shore of Flathead Lake. It is known for its art galleries, summer theater, and local shops. The village sits near the Swan River and offers access to nearby hiking and water activities. Bigfork also hosts annual events like the Whitewater Festival and Fourth of July parade.
Living Room
Framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, the living room centers around a stone fireplace and antique wood stove. Woven rugs, carved chairs, and rustic couches create a seating area beneath an oversized chandelier. A mix of decor, including animal hides and ornate accents, lines the surrounding walls.
Kitchen
Set beneath a slatted wood ceiling, the kitchen includes an L-shaped layout with a central island and two leather bar stools. Glass-front cabinets, stone finishes, and decorative trim add detail throughout. Large windows above the sink overlook a green wooded yard.
Home Theater
Designed as a home theater, the home theater includes leather recliners, a ceiling-mounted projector, and framed posters covering the red walls. A carved wood door and matching cabinet sit beneath the screen. Carpeted floors and wall sconces finish the space.
Bedroom
Opened by glass doors to a balcony, the bedroom includes a canopy-framed bed, two leather benches, and portraits mounted between windows. A tall stone-clad stove sits in the corner below a sloped ceiling. Deep tones in the furniture and textiles give the space a historic feel.
Bathroom
Surrounded by stained glass windows, the bathroom features a clawfoot tub with gold-toned fixtures and a frosted-glass shower enclosure. Patterned rugs and wood details frame the space. A pair of red towels hangs from a decorative stand near the corner.
Source: Bill F Leininger @ Dean & Leininger, Inc via Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Gallatin Valley Equestrian Estate
Perched on 20 scenic acres with views stretching to Yellowstone, this $7,600,000 estate near Big Sky, Montana, offers 6,584 square feet of refined log home living with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Built in 1995, the home includes a finished basement with media and game rooms, a gym, heated indoor/outdoor kennel, attached 2-car garage, and a separate heated 3-car garage.
A 2-story timber-framed barn, added in 2010, features 5 horse stalls, a tack room, workshop, and an upper-level 1-bedroom guest apartment with full kitchen and laundry, all surrounded by abundant wildlife and stunning mountain views.
Where is Big Sky, MT?
Tucked between rugged peaks and open skies, Big Sky, Montana, spans parts of Gallatin and Madison counties. It has no incorporated city government and is managed through community organizations. The area includes the Big Sky Town Center, which serves as a hub for local events and services. Big Sky also has a growing year-round population due to increased development and tourism.
Living Room
Surrounded by exposed log beams, the living room includes a large stone fireplace, mounted antlers, and leather seating arranged around a central ottoman. French doors open to an outdoor deck with mountain views. A mix of wood tones and stone create a cohesive lodge-style setting.
Kitchen
Centered around a white island with cowhide stools, the kitchen features natural wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a lofted ceiling with pendant lighting. A staircase and railing above frame the space in heavy timber. Red accents on the upper cabinets contrast with the otherwise neutral palette.
Dining Room
Enclosed in log walls, the dining room includes a long wooden table with dark leather chairs and views out multiple windows. A rustic light fixture hangs above the table. Built-in cabinetry and a coffee station line the back wall near the corner.
Game Room
Fitted with a pool table, shuffleboard, and seating, the game room sits in a lower level with wood paneling and carpeted flooring. Wall art, exposed beams, and accent lighting add to the informal space. A checkers table with leather stools sits near the front.
Deck
Set against a backdrop of mountains, the deck features a built-in hot tub and separate seating areas under a covered roof. Railings with timber posts outline the elevated space. Views stretch over fields, trees, and peaks in the distance.
Source: Martha Johnson, Suzanne Schreiner @ The Big Sky Real Estate Co. via Coldwell Banker Realty
