Perched on a ridgeline above Polson, Casaloma was intentionally angled on its site to capture sweeping views of Flathead Lake, the Mission Mountains and surrounding valley from throughout the homepleted in 2011 as a Montana retreat where family could return year after year, this remarkable 7,248 sq. ft. residence was designed around connection, privacy and effortless gathering. Four main-level ensuite bedrooms give family and guests private retreats, while a chef's kitchen with butler's pantry anchors generous living and dining spaces that open toward decks, patios and the views beyond. The walkout lower level extends the experience with a family room, theater, wet bar, flex space, temperature-controlled wine cellar and outdoor fireplace. The details go far beyond what you see: whole-house zoned audio, smart-home technology, two heating/cooling zones, in-floor heat, Andersen windows, Hunter Douglas blinds and elevator access to all three levels. Ever Log concrete-log construction, hardwood and custom tile add enduring Montana character. Professionally landscaped grounds with underground sprinklers, greenhouse and a well-equipped detached shop with 12' RV door, two 30-amp RV hookups, water and septic dump complete the property. Offered as an established Montana estate with just over 8.53 acres, option available for a 4.51 acres and estate. THE MONTANA LIFE, FROM CASALOMA There are places you visit, and places that change the pace of your life. From its ridgeline above Polson, Casaloma sits within one of Northwest Montana's most remarkable landscapes, with Flathead Lake below, the Mission Mountains rising beyond, and the open Mission Valley stretching between them. Summer brings long days on Flathead Lake and evenings outdoors. Fall transforms the valley and surrounding mountains. Winter brings snow, skiing and a quieter rhythm. Spring returns migrating birds, wildlife and color to the landscape. Beyond the lake, the Mission Valley offers another side of Montana. Tribal recreation opportunities provide access to an extraordinary landscape of mountains, water and open country. The Bison Range offers the chance to experience bison, elk, deer and other wildlife against a sweeping Mission Valley backdrop, while the Ninepipe area, bird preserves and nearby reservoirs create exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing, fishing, paddling and quiet exploration. One of Casaloma's greatest luxuries is that Montana is right outside the door. Coffee can begin with the Mission Mountains outside the window. Birds and wildlife move through the landscape beyond the maintained grounds. Afternoons can be spent on the lake or exploring the valley, and evenings return to the deck, patio or fire as the light changes across the mountains. Casaloma was created as a summer escape for exactly this reason: a place where the pace slowed, family returned, and Montana became part of everyday life rather than simply a destination. BUILT WITH INTENTION Completed in 2011, Casaloma was designed as a Montana retreat where family could return year after year, with room to gather together and private spaces that allowed extended stays to feel effortless. That intention began before construction. The residence was deliberately angled on its ridgeline to take advantage of views in multiple directions, making Flathead Lake, the Mission Mountains and surrounding valley part of the experience throughout the home. Even the office window tucked into the loft was positioned with purpose to capture the southern view. The same level of planning continues behind the walls. Its infrastructure was planned around how a large home would actually live when filled with family and guests. DESIGNED FOR A FULL HOUSEFORTABLE WITH JUST TWO. At 7,248 square feet across three levels, Casaloma is substantial, but the home was designed to remain comfortable whether filled with family and friends or enjoyed quietly by two. Four main-level ensuite bedroom retreats reflect the ho