Bozeman Montana Luxury Real Estate Luxury Home and
Horse Property on 14.8 +/- Acres
5BR/4.5BA Single Family - Bozeman Homes
offered at $1,399,999
Year Built
2003
Sq Footage
6,547
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4 full, 1 partial
Floors
3
Parking
Unspecified
Lot Size
14.8 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
This 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom, Bozeman Luxury Home, built by Ken Schmidt, is
highlighted by luxury finishes, hickory flooring, vaulted ceilings, in-home
Studio AV sound system, spectacular Bozeman mountain and Montana ranchland
views.
Don't miss this unique offering of luxury Bozeman real estate in
the Mount Ellis area, southeast of Bozeman, MT.
While soaking in the
outdoor hot tub, watch the Montana sky rotate around the north star, listen to
coyotes, or spot Bozeman's native deer or the Mount Ellis elk herd off in the
distance.
Enjoy the pristine Gallatin and Bridger Mountain Ranges from
the large windows of this Bozeman luxury home, with spectacular stone fireplace,
vaulted ceilings, built-in Studio AV sound sytem throughout, upper floor
air-conditioning, in-floor radiant heat, year-round creek.
The gourmet
kitchen of this Bozeman real estate offering in the Mount Ellis area, southeast
of Bozeman, MT, offers you granite counters, stainless steel appliances, an
eating bar, and a breakfast nook. Easily walk from the kitchen to the formal
dining room to entertain family and friends.
This Montana luxury home
sports a luxurious master suite, with walk-in closet and double vanities. The
master bath is accented by a travertine tiled shower, vanity with double sinks,
a separate shower, a jet tub, and access to the patio where you may catch a
glimpse of Bozeman's native deer or elk herd while soaking in this Bozeman
home's outdoor hot tub.
Additional bedrooms upstairs are private and
great for the children. Upstairs office is a great place to study or work.
Retire to the walkout basement to play games with the kids in the large
recreational room, or work out in the perfect space that presently hosts an
in-home gym.
This private Bozeman Montana luxury home has plenty of room
for vehicles and toys in its spacious 3-car garage. There is even an apple
orchard and a year-round babbling creek on the property.
This Montana
horse property has a three-stall loafing shed for the livestock, perimeter
smooth wire, which could be electrified, and around the home a Centaur horse
fence system, which is attractive and created for strength and durability. This
Montana equestrian real estate is close to other Bozeman, Montana horse
ranches.
...would be extended and expanded to include present home-owners, which would stimulate the Bozeman Montana real estate market.
Apparently, according to key Senate leaders, even non-first-time home owners would be eligible for the expansion portion of the Extended First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit: as long as the non-first-time home buyer had lived in the same home for a minimum of five years, the buyer could purchase a new home and be eligible for a $6,500 tax credit...promising news for stimulating further Bozeman Home Sales.
The First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit extension to April 30, 2010 would give borrowers, whose home was put under contract prior to April 30, 2010, an additional 60 days to close the home sale.
"Active Rainers Group" is a group for active Active Rain members who consider themselves experts in their community's outdoor recreational environment and feel well-qualified to assist real estate-related clients searching for communities with outdoor recreational attributes. Please consider joining if the outdoors is your favorite real estate...
Zeppies Bar is located in the Historic Butte Post Building, constructed in 1922. This Butte, Montana mining-era landmark is in the Butte, Montana National Historic Landmark District. The Pub area of Zeppies Bar was featured in Walt Disney's 1998 documentary, "The Irish in America: Long Journey Home."
Historic "Butte Post Building" and Irish Times Pub in Uptown Butte, Montana
Main floor Pub - 6380 sq ft with1909 tiger mahogany antique back bar, original wood floors, pool room, and dance hall.
Second Floor - Wine/Martini Art Lounge - 6380 sq ft with original maple floors, canopy bar, marble tables, leather chairs and couches, a fireplace, new bathrooms. Large space perfect for a loft.
Basement - 7920 sq ft with walk in cooler. New electrical, plumbing, and sewer.
FULL LIQUOR LICENSE included!!
The Pub was one of the locations for the Walt Disney Studio's 1998 documentary titled "The Irish in America: Long Journey Home," which features interviews with Butte's Irish. The pub and Butte's Irish heritage, which it represents, have been featured in several publications, including Irish America, The World of Hibernia, and Montana Magazine.
Backbar Background and Other Features
This corner landmark is part of Butte's National Historic Landmark District. Architect Herman Kemma, who began his Butte practice in 1898, designed this attractive landmark at the end of his productive career.
The two-story building of brick and concrete, constructed in 1922 for $45,000, features large arched ground-floor windows and a series of brick pilasters in the upper floor. One of Butte's long-time newspapers The Butte Daily Post moved its printing operation into this building in 1923, without missing a single issue, and continued publication in the building until 1950.
The Pub's tin ceiling and hard wood floors are original. The front and back bar were formerly located at the now-closed Montana Bar on Butte's East Park Street. The Victorian-design front bar is dated 1895, and the back bar is dated 1909, and features tiger mahogany, mother of pearl with ebony and ivory inlays.
The Tax Foundation 2010 State Business Tax Climate Index, measuring how well an individual state's tax system encourages investment by maintaining a broad tax base and low rates, was released September 22, 2009.
The top 10 states for 2010 are:
1. South Dakota 2. Wyoming 3. Alaska 4. Nevada 5. Florida 6. MONTANA 7. New Hampshire 8. Delaware 9. Washington 10. Utah
The State Business Tax Climate Index measures the competitiveness of the 50 states' tax systems and ranks states according to the taxes that matter most to businesses and business investment, which are corporate income taxes, individual income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, and unemployment insurance taxes. States are scored on these taxes, and the scores are weighted based on the relative importance or impact of the tax to a specific business.
Keeping a state competitive in today's global marketplace can be difficult, but the quality of a state's tax system is one factor the state's lawmakers have direct control over.
HATCHFest number five begins TODAY, October 1, 2008 and runs through Saturday, October 4, 2008.
HATCHFest, a year-round international nonprofit film, music, journalism, fashion, architecture, photography, sustainable design, film technology, art (and much more) festival, is predicated upon the idea that the mentoring of creative minds, through programs like this week's HATCHfest and the year-round HATCHlabs, is key to inspiring TOMORROW's artists.
Don't miss it this year! You'll be surprised who you may see...
"Education by day, entertainment by night...From our everyday actions, to break through in innovative ideas for renewable and sustainable energy, solutions for better living are rising up around us," according to HATCHFest.
The 2009 Bozeman Raptor Festival keynote talk will be by Missoula, Montana's Biomimicry Institute biologist, Jamie Dwyer. The Institute is creating a new science that studies nature's best ideas and then imitates these designs and processes to solve human problems. Jamie will be speaking on "Learning from, emulating and conserving life's genius."
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 Keynote Speaker, Jamie Dwyer of the Biomimicry Institute Museum of the Rockies' Hager Auditorium 6:30pm
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 Bridger Bowl Ski Area 10:00am to 3:00pm
Live Raptor Shows 11:45 am and 2:00 pm Family Activities - Live Birds, Exhibits, Face Painting, Singing Storytelling at 10:30 am Adult Lectures on Raptors & Nature Walks
Oktoberfest 3:00pm to 6:00pm Jim Bridger Lodge Beer & Food Music by the Bridger Creek Boys
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 Bridger Bowl Ski Area 10:00am to 3:00pm
Live Bird Show Shows 11:45 am and 2:00 pm Family Activities: Live Birds, Exhibits, Face Painting, Storytelling at 10:30 am Enjoy Adult Lectures on Raptors and Environment and Nature Walks at the 2009 Bozeman Raptor Festival at Bridger Bowl
Bozeman, Montana's Bridger Raptor Festival happens every year. Bridger's Raptor Festival is dedicated to counting the largest extant Golden Eagle migration in the United States.
The event happens at Bozeman's Bridger Bowl ski area in the Bridger Range of the Gallatin National Forest. According to the Bridger Raptor Festival schedule there will be nature walks and talks, wildlife films, educational events, and a slew of entertainment programs for you, regardless of age.
According to the Bridger Raptor Festival website, the event "promotes an awareness and appreciation for the migration of raptors and other wildlife through the Northern Rockies."
The festival is open to the public. This is a don't miss event...especially for children!
The financial crisis dealt a severe blow to the national economy that will take many years to overcome. Unlike any other downturn in real estate since the Great Depression, markets have seen home values decline at record levels. Times have changed as a result, and real estate inflation will take years to return in most areas. Investing for the long term, considered to be 10 years or longer is the best protection for those who choose to take the risk.
Listed from highest forecast appreciation to lowest.
According to Housing Predictor, Bozeman, Montana, the collegiate, skiing, fishing, outdoorsy little city, is tagged as a top ten US real estate market for home appreciation in 2009!
Rank City/Market 2009 Prediction
1. Bloomington, Illinois 3.6% 2. Grand Junction, Colorado 3.1% 3. Billings, Montana 3.1% 4. Fargo, North Dakota 2.9% 5. Lander, Wyoming 2.3% 6. Trenton, New Jersey 2.3% 7. Morgantown, West Virginia 2.0% 8. Logan, Utah 2.0% 9. Bozeman, Montana 1.8% 10. Albany, Georgia 1.8%
Five Montana cities made the top 25 List. Montana has been somewhat immune to the financial mess and US housing collapse. Though Bozeman housing prices and values have declined, the market is poised to continue growing in the future.
Bozeman, Montana's Sweet Pea Is A Festival Of The Arts. The Festival was founded to celebrate the arts in Bozeman and the surrounding region. Sweet Pea continues because Bozeman desires to continue celebrating the arts and the fact that art adds so much to the life of a community.
From The Sweet Pea website:
Founders. The Sweet Pea Festival had its humble beginnings in 1978. It was established to be a community event that celebrates, cultivates and promotes the arts in Bozeman". The founders of this event wrote on April 13, 1977; "a working committee took shape from an amorphous group of Bozemanites dedicating themselves to staging a three day "celebration of creativity" among the community ....".
Volunteer run. Sweet Pea has always been run and organized by volunteers. It has grown from a group of 17 organizers to 35 committees, 50 year-round Board members and up to 2,000 volunteers by the time all is accomplished for the current year.
Giving back to the community. Sweet Pea is the definition of community in its purest form. The original founders desired that the festival support and encourage cultural activities beyond the annual celebration. To this end, the Sweet Pea Festival has a proud tradition of returning any funds gathered beyond expenses back to the community. Any profits realized above and beyond the year's expenses are given back to the community, each year, in the form of grants for arts, arts education and special projects, such as taking care of the beautiful park that hosts the Festival.
Funding. Sweet Pea is funded primarily by the sale of the admissions. The first organizers purchased two button making machines and five committee members created 1,000 buttons each. In 2004 over 19,000 buttons were sold. You can volunteer. Sweet Pea has been an important part of the arts and the artistic and cultural life of Bozeman for nearly 30 years. It is the hope of all of the dedicated volunteers, past and present that Sweet Pea will continue on in the exciting and important tradition it has established and continue to remain the most cherished celebration that it is.
Premier Events include:
Sweet Pea Ball: Friday, July 31 Chalk on the Walk: Tuesday, August 4 Bite of Bozeman: Wednesday, August 5 Art Show Opening: Thursday, August 6 Children's Run: Saturday, August 8 Sweet Pea Parade: Saturday, August 8
Things To Do:
ARTS & CRAFTS ART SHOW THE BALL BITE OF BOZEMAN CHALK ON THE WALK CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES CHILDREN'S RUN CHURCH IN THE PARK COLLABORATIVE DANCE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT FLOWER SHOW FOOD CONCESSIONS MUSIC PARADE POSTER THEATRE
In the sport of bike racing you've heard of the Tour de France, the Vuelta a España, and the Giro d'Italia ...now there's the Tour de Bozeman, Montana's Last Best Bike Race.
This Bozeman, Montana Bicycle Racing Event, slated for Saturday and Sunday, July 25 and 26, 2009, offers a $5,000 Cash Purse and fun for the entire family. Cycling Sprints down Main Street Bozeman; Bicycle Time Trials on Springhill Road; and a Bike Road Race in Bridger Canyon.
Watch male and female cyclists burn 1000's of calories and suffer oxygen-debt, pushing their bodies to super-human levels competing in...
Saturday, July 25, morning: Springhill Road Cycling Time Trial on a straight, 20 kilometer out -and-back course, along Bozeman's Bridger Mountains.
Saturday, July 25, evening: Downtown Bozeman Main Street Bike Sprints along five blocks of Historic Bozeman's Main Street, which will be closed for these brutal 300 meter cycling sprints.
Sunday, July 26, morning: Bridger Canyon Road Bike Race on an unrelenting 70 mile course with long, steep climbs and petrifying descents through the Bridger and Bangtail Mountains.
Sunday, July 26, afternoon Tour de Bozeman bike racing awards at Bridger Bowl Ski Area.
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Watch male and female cyclists burn 1000's of calories and suffer oxygen-debt, pushing their bodies to super-human levels competing in...
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