Natural light, reclaimed lumber, stonework and exquisite views throughout, make this house one with it”s surrounding environment. Architect Jonathan Foote of Livingston, Montana has developed methods of design and construction which have reduced costs without reducing the quality of his unique design character, old world craftsmanship and environmental sensitivity.
The home located at 540 El Capitan Loop in Stevensville, Montana is 4 bed/4 bath, 3500+ SF on one level. The large entryway, kitchen, sitting room and formal living room are cozy and comfortable for everyday living, yet large enough to entertain easily. An unfinished lower level includes access to the outdoor lap pool, a pool changing room/half bath, a walk-in safe and endless storage.
Located on 23+ private conservation acres of mixed meadow and forest, positioned perfectly on the land for privacy and views of the entire stretch of the Bitterroot Mountains. Other outdoor amenities include a large deck, underground sprinklers, landscaping, raised garden beds and a two car garage. This property is easily accessible on a paved road and only a 20 minute drive from Missoula.
For more information or to schedule a showing, please contact your agent or Megan Twohig at (406)370-2895.
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Price?
$1,075,000.00
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