Thoughtfully designed, honestly built, and beautifully finished — a home that earns its place rather than announcing it. A Montana camp, reimagined: handcrafted by High Camp Custom, with interiors by Barb Cooke. At 4,944 square feet, this home was considered down to the way each material meets the next. Overhead, a standing-seam bonderized steel roof weathers to a timeless patina, while vegetated roofs soften the home's massing and settle it into the landscape. Below, authentic full-depth stone masonry, gas-flame copper lanterns, Cedar cladding, and Douglas Fir timber-frame elements throughout, including the porches and entries; inside, solid White Oak and Limestone-tile floors, extensive custom flush-inset cabinetry, a Thermador Professional kitchen, and a Carrara marble primary bath with a wet-room shower. The result is a level of craftsmanship and attention to detail you rarely see — nothing here is off-the-shelf; every fixture and finish is custom-made or hand-selected, down to the office's restored antique doors. Expansive windows draw light and mountain views into nearly every room; a plaster fireplace anchors the living room, and a 20-foot wall of sliding glass opens to a covered veranda and a second wood-burning fireplace with views of Whitefish Mountain Resort. A discreet vault room hides behind a false cabinet. The floor plan is as elegant as it is functional — a built-out mudroom and dedicated covered side entry handle Montana winters without a second thought, and covered porches are made for morning coffee and dinner by the fire. Set on a private, wooded lot, it's under five minutes from downtown Whitefish — its shops, restaurants, and community events — plus the trail system, the golf course, and Whitefish Lake State Park, with skiing and Glacier National Park close by. Designed to live well as a year-round residence or a mountain retreat.