$5,295,000

This stunning new Mountain Modern home is located in Bozeman’s sought-after Sandhill Subdivision. Situated on 2.5 acres on the desirable south side, just minutes from downtown Bozeman, this thoughtfully designed home offers a level of craftsmanship, character, and finish rarely found in new construction. Anticipated completion in December 2026. Featuring 4 bedrooms with en-suite baths, a dedicated upper-level bunk room, and a seamless indoor-outdoor layout, the home is perfectly positioned to capture sweeping views of the Bridger and Gallatin Mountain ranges. Far from a typical spec home, every detail has been intentionally designed and selected to create a warm, collected feel. French oak custom cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, natural Montana Moss Rock stone inside and out, extensive wood accents and beams, dramatic fireplaces and gas lanterns, and oversized windows are complemented by sophisticated layered lighting—uplighting, downlighting, backlighting, and statement fixtures throughout. The result is a home that feels refined and high-end, while retaining the warmth and character of its Montana-driven architecture. The property also includes a custom-designed pull-through barn with 4 garage bays and approximately 500 SF of finished space, including a private office, 3/4 bath, kitchenette, and spacious flex room that can be customized for work, recreation, fitness, or guests. Sandhill offers a beautiful community barn, putting green, park, sled hill, and green space, with more than 40% of the development dedicated to wildlife, riparian habitat, native plant species, and open space. The neighborhood is also adjacent to an extensive trail network linked to Gallatin Valley Land Trust trails. Just minutes from downtown yet surrounded by the quiet beauty of the countryside, this is a rare opportunity for brand-new construction with the detail, warmth, and individuality of a truly custom home. Photo Disclaimer: All photos featuring furniture have been digitally staged. Select finishing touches (lights/cabinet pulls, etc) have also been added to illustrate the home’s intended completion, as construction is not fully complete.