Montana Mountains: Spanish Peaks

Nestled in the mountains of Montana is the privileged area of Spanish Peaks. This exclusive neighbourhood covers some three and a half thousand acres of land, just next door to the Big Sky Resort and its own private ski lift. It has much to offer those who wish to have a secluded residence or holiday.

Spanish Peaks, Montana, is found next to the Big Sky ski resort in a little valley, a private area that is part of the Lee-Metcalf wilderness. It has complete access to the resort, including its own private ski lift up the mountainside. In fact, it is easy to access from the resort or even as far away as Bozeman, for those owning winter holiday homes there.

There are special things about Spanish Peaks that make it an exclusive resort residence, including the Club and a member's only access. The Club provides alpine architecture, resort luxury and supreme service, with incredible amenities and superior fine dining. In fact, there is something for everyone for après ski. Whether requiring a quick and casual hang out or a full silver service and dressy dining room, the Club has it all. In fact, residents can enjoy exclusivity or even the pleasure of the entire community.

The clubhouse serves both skiers and golfers year round, designed in the same level of luxury as is found in the Club. Leather, wood and sumptuous carpets sit beside open stone fireplaces and incredible views. It is open for dining, a quick drink or even an extensive dinner. Inside it also has a high class golfing and skiing store, providing all the latest and greatest clothing and equipment.

As if that was not enough, guests are only steps away from the private residence ski lift and the 18-hole thoroughfare. This members only location and unique sanctuary does not require ownership of a property, so skiers, snowboarders and others can relax in the warmth of members only yurt tents with fireplaces, hot drinks, hot food and even leather couches. Then, as the day gives way to night, members are whisked away by sleigh to the Sacajawea Camp, high atop the mountainside, to continue their evening of skiing or just catch the lift downward towards the main residences.

Of course, Spanish Peaks is not just about winter fun. It is home to its own, exclusively designed golf course. The course is able to challenge all levels of golfers, offering a par-72 run on carefully tailored and pristine seven thousand acres of golfing hills, valleys and straights.