Designed by Miller-Roodell Architects, this rustic mountain home was strategically positioned to offer panoramic views of the surrounding Gallatin Mountains, in Big Sky, Montana. Encompassing 12,100 square feet of living space, Great Point Lodge is nestled on 160-acres of timbered ridges and meadows that affords great solitude and privacy. The dwelling was designed to be the ideal location as a retreat for large family gathering. The homeowners are members of nearby Yellowstone Club, yet they preferred the privacy of this location and the opportunity to bring their vision to life exactly as they had imagined it.
This expansive home offers seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and several entrances/exits that instills a sense of freedom—yet despite the spaciousness, the lodge has the feel of a cabin in several ways – with cozy nooks and ‘human scale’ living spaces. Custom details like the ‘pizza room,’ the bar with its semi-circular fish tank, lookout tower and the outdoor hot tub overlooking the pond add to the overall originality of this fascinating mountain retreat. Also part of the master site plan, the property offers a barn and spacious guesthouse.
What We Love: This fabulous rustic mountain home features cozy and comfortable living spaces both indoors and out. This is the perfect retreat for family gatherings, with plenty of space for living and entertaining. The views from this home are beyond spectacular, promoting a feeling of relaxation and tranquility, ideal in a vacation retreat… Readers, please share your thoughts on this home. Would this be your idea of the perfection vacation pad? Tell us in the Comments!
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Photos: Courtesy of Miller-Roodell Architects
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