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At Cedar Creek #53, the last run of the day on Big Sky Resort's world-class terrain ends a short walk from the front door. Set on the top floor at the edge of Big Sky's Mountain Village, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium keeps the lifts, the trails, and the village close in every season. Inside, an open living area gathers everyone after a day well spent on the mountain, and a deck carries the living space into the open air. Winter mornings start with a short walk to the resort shuttle, which runs to the Mountain Village base and three of the resort's lifts: Ramcharger 8, Swift Current 6, and the Explorer Gondola, with its direct connection to the Lone Peak Tram. The tram climbs to the 11,166-foot summit of Lone Mountain, above more than 5,800 skiable acres. The return is a ski-back through the Powder Ridge Cabins or a shuttle ride that stops just across from the Cedar Creek neighborhood. Summer brings lift-served mountain biking and alpine hiking, and the long evenings fill with free concerts in Town Center Park, the weekly farmers market, and the Big Sky PBR each July. Beyond the resort, the restaurants and shops of Big Sky Town Center, the Nordic trails of Lone Mountain Ranch, and the Gallatin River, with its fly fishing and whitewater rafting, are ten to fifteen minutes away. Historic Main Street in Bozeman, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, and Yellowstone National Park are each just over an hour's drive. The Cedar Creek association handles snow removal, grounds, and exterior upkeep, so the condo can be closed up between visits with little to manage. Offered furnished, #53 serves as a weekend retreat or a full-time home, and for investors, a long-term lease is in place and available to convey to the new owner. All that's left is the first snow of the season.

At Cedar Creek #53, the last run of the day on Big Sky Resort's world-class terrain ends a short walk from the front door. Set on the top floor at the edge of Big Sky's Mountain Village, this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium keeps the lifts, the trails, and the village close in every season. Inside, an open living area gathers everyone after a day well spent on the mountain, and a deck carries the living space into the open air. Winter mornings start with a short walk to the resort shuttle, which runs to the Mountain Village base and three of the resort's lifts: Ramcharger 8, Swift Current 6, and the Explorer Gondola, with its direct connection to the Lone Peak Tram. The tram climbs to the 11,166-foot summit of Lone Mountain, above more than 5,800 skiable acres. The return is a ski-back through the Powder Ridge Cabins or a shuttle ride that stops just across from the Cedar Creek neighborhood. Summer brings lift-served mountain biking and alpine hiking, and the long evenings fill with free concerts in Town Center Park, the weekly farmers market, and the Big Sky PBR each July. Beyond the resort, the restaurants and shops of Big Sky Town Center, the Nordic trails of Lone Mountain Ranch, and the Gallatin River, with its fly fishing and whitewater rafting, are ten to fifteen minutes away. Historic Main Street in Bozeman, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, and Yellowstone National Park are each just over an hour's drive. The Cedar Creek association handles snow removal, grounds, and exterior upkeep, so the condo can be closed up between visits with little to manage. Offered furnished, #53 serves as a weekend retreat or a full-time home, and for investors, a long-term lease is in place and available to convey to the new owner. All that's left is the first snow of the season.