"Big Sky Country" grandeur was bound to inspire a home with such scenic inspiration as to be called the Endless Sky. To the south lays the Flathead Valley. To the east, the Big Mountain Ski area and the breathtaking peaks of Glacier National park. To the north, the Whitefish Mountain Range stretches all the way to Canada.

The views from the home site, breathtaking on their own, demanded a one of a kind design that would take advantage of the same awe-inspiring views. The architectural solution was "windows with a new angle."For the corners of nearly every room, right-angled windows, free of corner mullions, were specified. The home's long horizontal footprint, together with the mullion-free corner windows, create a linear layout that provides a panoramic view from almost every room, including the 700 sq. ft. great room, the kitchen, and even the home's three bathrooms. And though it offers light, airy views, the home possesses a sense of strength and foundation.

This magnificent home boasts a den, library, wine cellar, copper-covered water wall and a 325 sq. ft. home theater. And even with all its majestic interior features, one would still have to agree the grandest show is right outside the windows.