$12,500,000

"Design as Art"—a 1966 essay collection by the legendary designer Bruno Munari, would best describe this home condensed into two words. Functional Art. Located on 7.77± acres surrounded by Ross Peak Ranch open space, 99 Northern Lights Lane is a highly finished residence where architecture, craftsmanship and function come together in artistic forms with exceptional attention to detail. The home's bold and unique exterior design lines were inspired by cutting edge automotive design from the 1972 De Tomaso Pantera. This creation resulted from a true collaboration between designer and builder Brandner Design and CLB Architects, who carried that vision through cutting edge finishes and material palettes, resulting in a home that feels distinctly artistic and custom at every turn. The home's size and layout also balance indoor/outdoor living with creative work spaces that organize life, toys and equipment to cater to all this recreational location offers resulting in a 5,920 SF home and attached guest quarters, complemented by 3,000 SF of outdoor living space and 3,828 SF of highly finished custom shop space, all totaling just over 12,700 SF of constructed living and work space. Radiant heated floors, central air, Crestron home automation, integrated lighting and audio bring the home's functionality to the high level of its finishes. Outside, the expansive outdoor living areas frame astounding Bridger Mountain views including Saddle Peak, Ross Peak, Ross Pass, Sacajawea Peak and Hardscrabble Peak. With more than 100± acres of community open space surrounding the home, immediate access to over 10,000± acres of Forest Service land, Crosscut Mountain Sports Center and Bridger Bowl Ski Area combine to create remarkable access to open space and year round recreation literally out your door.