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Private Residences Big Sky | Billings | Bozeman | Livingston Winter 2020-2021 PRIVATE RESIDENCES BIG SKY | BILLINGS | BOZEMAN | LIVINGSTON WINTER 2020-2021 Big Sky Billings Bozeman Livingston 406.924.7050 406.206.0192 406.404.1960 406.946.0097 BIG SKY | BILLINGS | BOZEMAN | LIVINGSTON MONTANA Please enjoy this complimentary edition of our Residences Book, Winter 2020 Edition. Engel & Völkers is proud to represent the finest real estate in Southwestern Montana. Land, new builds, ranches, and investment properties can all be found with our excellent Advisors. We strive to achieve the best for both our buyers and sellers. From Big Sky, Billings, Bozeman, Livingston, and our Ranch partners, we welcome you to Engel & Völkers! Eric & Stacy Ossorio - Big Sky | Brokers Shawna Morales - Billings | Broker PollyAnna Snyder - Bozeman & Livingston | Broker PROPERTY INDEX BIG SKY 4 BILLINGS 19 BOZEMAN 27 LIVINGSTON 40 RANCHES & RECREATION 48 © 2020 Engel & Völkers. All rights reserved. Engel & Völkers and its independent franchisees are Equal Opportunity Employers and fully support the principles of the Fair Housing Act. Each property shop is independently owned and operated. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. If your property is currently represented by a real estate broker, this is not an attempt to solicit your listing. Want to grow your business and become an advertising partner? Contact us today! 406.404.1960 | [email protected] WELCOME TO BIG SKY Offering “The Biggest Skiing in America”, Big Sky The nearby Gallatin River is a favorite for whitewater includes the communities of Moonlight Basin, Spanish rafters and kayakers and is a Blue Ribbon trout stream Peaks Mountain Club, Yellowstone Club, as well as attracting fly-fishers from around the world. Fly-fishing the original Mountain and Meadow Villages. Luxury outfitters connect fly-fishers to nearby, world-class homes and condominiums, including Ski-In/Ski-Out rivers, in particular the Madison and the Yellowstone. properties and land, abound throughout Big Sky. Representing some of the most exclusive living in Spectacular views and open spaces are everywhere. Montana, Engel & Völkers Big Sky offers everything that is best about this state! Big Sky is located approximately midway between West Yellowstone and Bozeman along U.S. Route 191 and Explore Big Sky during summer, and enjoy the the Gallatin River, just 15 miles from the northwestern hiking trails spread throughout the landscape and border of Yellowstone National Park. The community is into neighboring national forests. Fly-fishing and home to two world class ski resorts on Lone Mountain: whitewater rafting are popular in the Gallatin Canyon. The Big Sky Ski and Summer Resort and Moonlight Camping sites are available throughout the Spanish Basin. The combined terrain of the two resorts offers Peaks and Gallatin National Forest. Elk, deer, black “The Biggest Skiing in America.” with over 5800 acres bears, grizzlies, upland birds, waterfowl, big horn of skiable terrain. Spanish Peaks Mountain Club and sheep and and wolves call this area home. Hunting in Moonlight Basin Ranch are membership ski & golf Big Sky is popular throughout the surrounding national resort clubs which provide a network of chairlifts and forests in the area. Recreational snowmobiling is also runs to their Ski-In/Ski-Out properties adjacent to the popular in the Gallatin Canyon and in areas to the Big Sky Ski Resort. south of Big Sky. Snowmobiling outfitters are located in the Canyon, with Yellowstone area offering some of The Lone Mountain Ranch, a winter Nordic ski center the largest snowfalls in the US. and summer dude ranch, professionally grooms over 85 kilometers of cross country skill trails during the Our doors are always open! winter season and offers horseback riding, hiking, and - Big Sky Team guided fishing trips during the summer. The private members only resort, Yellowstone Club, is located to the south of the Meadow area and is also adjacent to the Big Sky Ski Resort. ENGEL & VÖLKERS ERIC & STACY OSSORIO BIG SKY BROKERS For over 25 years we have been serving clients in the Big Sky, Montana real estate market. Decades of experience with listings and sales allow us to summarize the essence of any property and neighborhood. Whether negotiating the purchase of a property or marketing your existing property, our extensive knowledge of the Big Sky market and commitment to providing the highest level of service will make navigating the purchasing or selling process a seamless and enjoyable experience. We relocated to Big Sky with our three children in 1993 from our home town of Greenwich, Connecticut. Stacy is a graduate of Greenwich Academy and Lehigh University and prior to relocation was a broker with Cushman and Wakefield of New York and Connecticut. Today Stacy is integrated into the Big Sky community where she serves on multiple boards (currently Big Sky School District #72). Eric attended the Greenwich Country Day School, Saint Mark’s School, Vassar College including studies at Wharton and the University of Oslo. He is fluent in English, French and Norwegian. Prior to his relocation to Big Sky, he was a Broker with Cushman and Wakefield of New York. He currently serves on the Board of Directors at the BSOA (Big Sky Owners Association), the Board of Realty Regulation, Gallatin County Tax Appeal Board and is a member of the Gallatin Association of Realtors and MLS as well as Chairman of the BSOA. Stacy Ossorio | Broker “Stacy Ossorio is an outstanding sales agent ... who knows the community of Big Sky, and the needs of the buyer, and works both [email protected] hard and in a professional and friendly matter to get things done 406.539.8553 smoothly and in support of the sale process.” -FK Eric Ossorio | Managing Broker [email protected] 406.539.9553 “Stacy and Eric Ossorio are quintessential professionals and have deep knowledge and relationships in the Big Sky area. They always try to help facilitate smooth transactions.” 223 Town Center Ave | Suite A2 -SS Big Sky, Montana BIG SKY TEAM Buzz Tatom | REALTOR ® Stacy Ossorio | Private Office Broker 406.580.4774 406.539.8553 [email protected] [email protected] BuzzTatom.evrealestate.com StacyOssorio.evrealestate.com Carolyn Cole | REALTOR ® Eric Ossorio | Managing Broker 406.551.0340 406.539.9553 [email protected] [email protected] CarolynCole.evrealestate.com EricOssorio.evrealestate.com Kevin Butler | REALTOR ® Tonya Harrington | Shop Director 406.570.3890 406.924.7050 [email protected] [email protected] KevinButler.evrealestate.com bigsky.evrealestate.com Patrice Tompkins | REALTOR ® 406.579.1813 [email protected] PatriceTompkins.evrealestate.com 14 WASHAKI ROAD BIG SKY, MONTANA Exceptional mountain village 4 BR/4.5BA home with astounding Lone Mountain views, vaulted living room ceiling with wood beams, stone wood-burning fireplace and large windows to embrace the light and stunning view, gourmet kitchen and dining area opening to a lovely deck, main level master with private deck, large family room and high-end finishes throughout. Three decks and an extensive outdoor patio with a fire pit to enjoy the summer or winter months. Easy access to Big Sky’s Mountain Village for skiing, dining and shopping. Enjoy the accessibility of Big Sky from the privacy of your own home on a quiet cul-de-sac. MLS# 342432 4 Bed +/- 4,592 +/- 0.89 $3,100,000 4.5 Bath sqft acres Stacy Ossorio | Private Office Broker Eric Ossorio | Managing Broker 406-539-8553 | [email protected] 406-539-9553 | [email protected] 229 & 233 BEEHIVE BASIN ROAD BIG SKY, MONTANA High atop 60 acres of wooded property in the gated community of Beehive Basin, at an elevation of 8500 feet, are the Beehive Towers. Two spectacular and identical three-story parkitecture style buildings like classic Fire Lookouts. Each Tower is on a separate 30-acre parcel. Assembled from massive rock and timbers, these viewing towers each offer 3 massive stone fireplaces on each level, 3 baths, 2 bedrooms, and can accommodate up to 8 comfortably in EACH Building. The top floor is the living room, gourmet kitchen, dining area and a wrap-around balcony with sweeping mountain views to rival any in Big Sky. A unique offering with the opportunity to add additional structures to create a truly trophy property. The Beehive Towers sit in a world of their own offering easy access to summer hiking in Beehive Basin and winter skiing at Big Sky Resort. MLS# 338397 4 Bed +/- 4,658 +/- 60.00 $3,100,000 6 Bath sqft acres Stacy Ossorio | Private Office Broker Eric Ossorio | Managing Broker 406-539-8553 | [email protected] 406-539-9553 | [email protected] 867 SUMMIT DRIVE GALLATIN GATEWAY, MONTANA This one of a kind home on over 15 acres has had only two loving owners. It has just received a meticulous renovation, preserving its original character while contemporary finishes and amenities bring mountain living into the 21st century. The property consists of 15+ acres of rolling green upland pastures transitioning through a mature stand of Douglas Fir to a sheltered lush streamside meadow with year-round water and abundant wildlife. The home, double garage, and adjacent storage shed are fenced on 1 acre. The remainder of the property is cross fenced into 3 pastures. There is a large loafing shed, sorting pen, and livestock waterer. Liberal covenants allow for horses or cows on site. Expansive million-dollar views of the southern Gallatin Valley and Spanish Peaks are captured through floor-length windows, wrap-around deck, and a hot tub you’ll never want to leave. MLS# 329285 3 Bed +/- 3,477 +/- 15.46 $1,800,000 3 Bath sqft acres Kevin Butler | Real Estate Advisor 406-570-3890 | [email protected] 1733 HEAVY RUNNER ROAD BIG SKY, MONTANA This is THE BEST and ONLY Skycrest Penthouse Unit available.
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