1763 Red Crow Rd, Victor, MT 59875
Nestled in Montana's Bitterroot Valley, near Victor, this exceptional 50-acre property offers a unique blend of modern sophistication and natural beauty. The estate boasts a remarkable residence featuring 25-foot angled ceilings and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, maximizing natural light and showcasing breathtaking views of the Sapphire and Bitterroot Mountains. The open-concept design seamlessly connects the great room, kitchen, dining area, and outdoor patio, perfect for entertaining. Two spring-fed ponds, complete with an aeration system, provide a tranquil setting, complemented by over 40 zones of irrigation ensuring a lush landscape. A private, 900-foot driveway, accessed via newly paved roads from Highway 93, leads to the property, enhancing its exclusivity. Located less than 45 minutes from Missoula, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and access to cultural amenities and outdoor activities, making it an ideal retreat or a luxurious full-time residence. The property includes a power outlet with a timer near the larger pond, providing convenient access for aeration and potential future additions like a guest house or pergola. The home showcases exceptional craftsmanship and modern conveniences. This is a truly remarkable opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind mountain estate in one of Montana's most desirable locations. The asking price is $9,995,000. The property is located at 1763 Red Crow Rd, Victor, MT 59875.
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