The approach to this spectacular Montana estate feels WILD and secluded, yet is accessible year round if desired via Forest Service and county roads, and almost entirely through Forest Service Lands. This property is also bordered by vast conservation easements forever protecting this scenic area. The Seeley-Swan Valley is one of the last remaining unspoiled ecosystems and wildlife habitats in North America, attributed in part to efforts by conservation organizations. Once arriving to this wild mountain property, the commanding 360 degree views will leave you AWE INSPIRED, not only as to the property and location, but the supreme quality of the handcrafted log residence and guest house. The majority of Douglas Fir logs were imported from British Columbia and measure upwards of 20 inches in diameter, setting off this architecturally elegant home boasting over 6,000 square feet of luxury living. The 4-car heated garage features approximately 1500 square feet of a fully self-contained living quarters above. Enter the main residence via masterfully handcrafted slab doors that open into the foyer and souring great room, featuring one of three fireplaces. From there the essence of true Montana living continues. The interior of this magnificent handcrafted log home features natural stone fireplaces with propane igniters, old growth Hickory flooring, an open floor plan fit for entertaining, numerous picture windows and the west facing prow over 30 feet high reflecting and taking in the magic of the majestic Mission Mountains. To the east is the Swan Mountains and Holland Peak at 9,365 feet and then to the west, the glaciate peaks of the Mission Mountains Wilderness. Aspen, Birch, Larch, Ponderosa Pine and Doug Fir are meticulously used throughout this home and guest quarters capturing true natural elegance with detailed craftsmanship.