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Twenty minutes from downtown Bozeman and minutes from Bridger Bowl, this Alpine Log Homes residence commands 20.21 acres of Bridger Canyon with over 1,000 feet of Bridger Creek running through it — wild trout water you can fish before breakfast. Built by LeClair Builders in 1991 and comprehensively modernized since, the 4,497-square-foot home centers on a great room where a floor-to-ceiling window wall frames the meadow and a fieldstone wood-burning fireplace anchors the vaulted space. Custom-milled red and white oak floors run underfoot, with New Zealand wool carpet in the quiet spaces. The kitchen carries Viking and Wolf appliances, leathered granite, and a farmhouse sink; three remodeled baths add walk-in glass showers, heated floors, and towel warmers. The main-level primary suite keeps its own wood-burning fireplace and private deck access. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath beside an office opening to a Juliet balcony; the walk-out daylight basement adds two more bedrooms, a full bath, family room, and second office — five bedrooms in all. The infrastructure is done: metal roof, replacement windows including the great-room picture wall, rebuilt decks, two new septic systems, solar with Generac backup, heat pump, central air, and a new furnace. Across the creek bridge, a private trail network climbs through acres of your own timber and miles of views. And the 48'×36' two-story barndominium changes the math entirely — a 1,728-square-foot heated shop below, and above it an unfinished, vaulted, window-wrapped 1,728 square feet with a 1,300-square-foot wraparound deck and its own new septic, ready to become guest quarters, studio, or whatever you can imagine. Offered furnished. Elk, moose, and the occasional bear will let you know whose canyon it really is.

Twenty minutes from downtown Bozeman and minutes from Bridger Bowl, this Alpine Log Homes residence commands 20.21 acres of Bridger Canyon with over 1,000 feet of Bridger Creek running through it — wild trout water you can fish before breakfast. Built by LeClair Builders in 1991 and comprehensively modernized since, the 4,497-square-foot home centers on a great room where a floor-to-ceiling window wall frames the meadow and a fieldstone wood-burning fireplace anchors the vaulted space. Custom-milled red and white oak floors run underfoot, with New Zealand wool carpet in the quiet spaces. The kitchen carries Viking and Wolf appliances, leathered granite, and a farmhouse sink; three remodeled baths add walk-in glass showers, heated floors, and towel warmers. The main-level primary suite keeps its own wood-burning fireplace and private deck access. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath beside an office opening to a Juliet balcony; the walk-out daylight basement adds two more bedrooms, a full bath, family room, and second office — five bedrooms in all. The infrastructure is done: metal roof, replacement windows including the great-room picture wall, rebuilt decks, two new septic systems, solar with Generac backup, heat pump, central air, and a new furnace. Across the creek bridge, a private trail network climbs through acres of your own timber and miles of views. And the 48'×36' two-story barndominium changes the math entirely — a 1,728-square-foot heated shop below, and above it an unfinished, vaulted, window-wrapped 1,728 square feet with a 1,300-square-foot wraparound deck and its own new septic, ready to become guest quarters, studio, or whatever you can imagine. Offered furnished. Elk, moose, and the occasional bear will let you know whose canyon it really is.