This latest collaboration with Reid Smith Architects in the Yellowstone Club blends traditional architecture with the Mountain Modern appeal. With amazing open entertaining spaces and huge open stairway , this home is sight to behold. This home was completed in Fall of 2023.
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This contemporary residence situated within the esteemed American Spirit community of Yellowstone Club, and nestled atop Pioneer Mountain, is a remarkable fusion of visionary design by ECobb Architects of Seattle, WA. With breathtaking vistas, unrivaled ski-in/ski-out access, and a sleek in-home bar elevator, this dwelling stands as a testament to unparalleled luxury. Its construction was successfully concluded in 2019, solidifying its position as a pinnacle of modern architectural prowess.
Serpens Trail
Located in the Yellowstone Club, at the base of Lone Peak, YC 428 is another example of the Mountain Modern home, designed by Centre Sky Architects. This home has many cool features, including a massive garage with interior barn sliding doors. This project was completed in the Fall of 2020.
Lower Foxtail Residence
A spectacular modern home, the Lower Foxtail Residence seamlessly infuses classic western elements into a clean contemporary design. Expansive windows and bold lines compliment textures inspired by a Western palette; stonework, warm wood paneling and plenty of natural light combine to create a uniquely elegant mountain ambiance. Tucked in among a multitude of traditional log cabins in the Yellowstone Club, this design by Reid Smith Architects and chic interiors by LC2 Design Services, this home stands out for not only its impressive energy efficiency, but also its sophisticated beauty.
Foxtail Residence
This artfully crafted Big Sky home is built entirely of rustic logs and features many elements comprised of reclaimed materials. Designed by Faure Halvorsen, this home truly epitomizes log cabin luxury. Classic Western textures of rough-hewn wood and handcrafted stone combine to create distinctive character and elegance. Stunning details – including a guest house and lookout tower – are only a few of the reasons this beautiful home was featured in both the Big Sky Journal and Log Cabin Homes.
