3889 Big Mountain Rd, #137
Whitefish, MT 59937
Tel: 406 (862 1750)
Fax: 406 (862 1751)
911 Wisconsin Ave, Ste 101
Whitefish, MT 59937
Tel: 406 (863 4401)
Fax: 406 (863 3060)
100 Baker Ave
Whitefish, MT 59937
Tel: 406 (863 3060)
Fax: 406 (863 3066)
480 Electric Avenue
Bigfork, MT 59911
Tel: 406 (837 6100)
Fax: 406 (837 6141)
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From the peaks of Glacier National Park to the crystal waters of Flathead Lake, Northwest Montana offers unique and awe inspiring landscapes that draw visitors from around the world. Commonly known as "The Last Best Place," Montana is a state where artists converge to find their muse, adventurers travel to catch an adrenaline rush, and others escape to find a level of serenity and simplicity that only nature can provide.
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  The Flathead Valley, recognized for its outdoor opportunities and cultural centers, is located in the Northwest corner of the Big Sky state. Glacier National Park, the "crown jewel" of the continent is one of the country's most striking scenic areas. Flathead Lake is the largest freshwater lake West of the Mississippi. These are two predominant attractions within the Flathead; the complete list would take weeks and even months to explore. |
| Bigfork |
  When people talk about some of the best, most intriguing properties in the entire world, you might hear them mention Bigfork, Montana. Montana homes have long been the subject of much adornment from people who love Big Sky country and everything that goes with it, and Bigfork is one of the places where this is most evident. Though it is not as big or as populous as a place like Bozeman, Bigfork does have lots of qualities that might cause a person to want to purchase property there. Bigfork properties are excellent for their unique style and nature, and they provide the perfect place for people to get away. Really, Montana is all about getting away to a new, open, big world. They call it Big Sky country for a reason, and at the top of the list is the Flathead Valley. This is the area in Northwest Montana where people can really come to enjoy what the West was meant to be. Bigfork is located right in the Flathead Valley, and it sits perfectly on the bay of the Flathead Lake. The community there is very proud of the location, and they are fond of saying that they are the little village on the bay. This quaint nature is why so many people are choosing the Flathead Valley and Bigfork properties when they choose to buy. Overall, Montana homes are just waiting to explode in popularity and in value. Because there are so few of them in little communities like Bigfork, they provide a unique opportunity for people who want to buy real estate. There are many draws to the area, and most of these go well beyond the basics of wanting to get away from it all. Among the other characteristics, Bigfork is home to the cultural art center of Montana. During the summer months, people will come from miles and states away just to walk through the streets and experience some of the art shows that will undoubtedly be going on. This is an exciting place to live, and it's like nowhere else on earth. The village is small, and it's personal. People enjoy being able to look out of their Montana homes and see the mountains run right up to the Flathead Lake. They also love to watch the Swan River run right through the beauty of the mountains. Bigfork is a place where live music rules the day and individuals can experience some of the small town culture, paired with the Big Sky beauty that has always made Montana feel a little bit more like home. |
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| Whitefish Mountain Resort |
  For more than 60 years, Whitefish Mountain Resort has been a favorite destination for good times, good people, and great snow. Whitefish Mountain Resort is located at the north end of the Flathead Valley minutes from the unique, year-round town of Whitefish and near Glacier Park. In beautiful Northwest Montana, the Whitefish Mountain Resort rising above the historic railroad town of Whitefish, the Whitefish Mountain Resort has gained notoriety for its laid-back vibe, world-class skiing, and spectacular summer recreation. Summer brings new life to the Whitefish Mountain Resort with the many recreational activities. Enjoy the breathtaking Walk in the Treetops canopy tour, hiking, mountain biking, and breathtaking views of Glacier National Park, the Flathead Valley, and the Canadian Rocky Mountains to the Whitefish Mountain Resort. Just minutes away from downtown Whitefish, the Mountain Village offers a full range of amenities, including fine dining, shopping, entertainment, and family-friendly activities. |
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| Whitefish |
  Whitefish, Montana is one of the many places in the state that sports not only a wonderful place to live, but also a great place to play. Many of the Montana homes that you will see offer stunning views and this one is no different. When you check out the beautiful Whitefish homes, you will see that they provide the perfect setting to view the beauty of Big Sky country and enjoy the recreation that comes with the Flathead Valley. Whitefish is a town all its own, with great traditions during both the summer and the winter. The Whitefish River runs right through the town, while Whitefish Lake is also there for people to enjoy. The reason why these Whitefish homes have become so popular is that people are looking for a way to get away. The majority of people purchasing property in the area are tired of the things that go along with city life, and Montana seems like the perfect place to get away from the noise. Along those lines, it is worth noting that the area has plenty to do that will take a person's mind off of the city life. During the summer, outdoor activities rule the way, with an "Olympic games" type of competition taking place in the town, as well as a very popular canoe race. During the winter, there is all sorts of culture to go around, including a very popular Christmas celebration and the ability to go to Whitefish Resort, one of the West's most popular skiing destinations. Whitefish homes are a great value right now, because Montana seems to be offering growth opportunities. Though things are growing in terms of real estate value, there is still time to buy low on some of these properties in order to watch their worth shoot through the roof in a few years. Montana is one of the few places left where folks can get away from it all, so they are taking advantage of that in a big way. Because of this, the demand for the homes all around the Flathead Valley have grown by leaps and bounds. With only so much property to go around, it is easy to see why people are purchasing what they can at this point in time. All in all, Whitefish real estate is something that everyone who loves the outdoors should look into. As a small, secluded town with all sorts of unique cultural aspects, it is truly one of a kind. There is something to do all year around, and the beauty of Big Sky country is something that people have written books and written songs about for the longest time. There is a reason for this, as Montana homes are truly awe-inspiring in many cases. |
| www.whitefishchamber.org |
| Kalispell |
  If you are considering moving to the state of Montana, one of the most pleasant cities to take a look at is definitely Kalispell. Located in the northwestern section of this beautiful state, Kalispell has a population of approximately 14,223 according to the 2000 United States Census. Since it is a midsized town, there are plenty of attractions in this town which make it an excellent place to make your home. One of the best things about Kalispell, especially if you are a fan of the great outdoors, is its central location and proximity to many of the best nature attractions in the region. Kalispell is only thirty minutes from Flathead Lake, which is the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River. This amazingly clean lake is about 30 miles long and 16 miles wide; it is a truly spectacular place, and easily accessible to Kalispell. Another popular outdoor attraction in the neighborhood of Kalispell is Glacier National Park. Citizens of Kalispell can enjoy trips to this top notch national park as often as they like. Glacier National Park covers a broad area and boasts over 130 lakes and an amazing array of different species of plants and animals. Hiking and fishing are two of the activities that most people partake in when they come to Glacier National Park; there are also unforgettable boat tours within this park, as well. Kalispell is one of the fastest growing cities in the Rocky Mountains, and because of this, many additional services are being brought to the town on a regular basis. Job opportunities have drastically increased with the spike in the size of the population, and the educational system in Kalispell is one of the best in the state. Indeed, bringing your family here and purchasing a home would be an excellent decision. There is an airport in Kalispell which is quite convenient for people who come here to experience the many great outdoor activities. This airport is also a great feature for residents who might need to travel for business or other needs. You are never cut off from the outside world in Kalispell, thanks to its great airport. This helps Kalispell retain its small town appeal along with the aspect of easy access to transportation. No matter what your reasons may be, there are sure to be many of them if you decide to find a home in Kalispell, Montana. |
| www.kalispellchamber.com |
| Polson |
  Polson, Montana is one of the most unique places on the planet, and people are buying Polson properties to take advantage of all of the great things going on in the area. Another one of the small, quaint places in the Flathead Valley, Polson has many things that make it one of a kind in a way. It is a place that combines all of the charm of Montana with its own sense of small town flavor. From the beauty of the Flathead Lake to the fantastic recreation provided by the Flathead River, this is somewhere that provides a little bit of something for everyone who either makes their home here or comes to visit Big Sky country. When you are looking for a Polson property, you are undoubtedly going to find that it is a venue that could be called unique. The outdoors are one part of the equation, as the mountains are framed by beautiful waterways. The thing about this town is that it has much more than just a nice view, though. There is the opportunity to get out on the lake through some of the private boat landings at the Kerr Pier. In addition to that, the town itself is one of the agricultural centers of Montana. Cherries are grown in Polson, and this is brought to the forefront each spring when the town hosts its annual cherry festival. People come to Polson in the summer to enjoy the beauty of the surroundings and also the culture that the town seems to emphasize. There are quite a few museums that are all meant to bring to light the rich history of the area and Montana in general. It is a proud community, where people take notice of what is going on around them. On top of everything else that happens in this town, visitors can enjoy rich live music, capped with one of Montana's most famous fiddling festivals each and every summer. Why is the real estate in this area in such high demand? Polson, Montana, and the entire state in general, are great places to just get away from the typical things that make life stressful. Life runs at a slower pace in this town and there is something about it that keeps bringing people back each and every year. There also is not a whole lot of property to go around, so people have to scoop up great Polson property whenever they get a chance. It is in high demand, and for good reason, given everything the area has to offer. |
| www.polsonchamber.com |
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  Whether it is summer or winter, the Flathead Valley offers a wealth of opportunities. Summertime in the Flathead Valley boasts extended daylight hours and an unlimited array of activities. In the winter skiing and snowboarding take center stage, but visitors won't want to overlook the other prospects hiding in the shimmering landscape of the Flathead Valley. |
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| Whether your pleasure is hiking, fishing, golfing, horseback riding, boating, water-skiing, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, sunbathing, rock climbing, bird watching, or something in between, the Flathead Valley provides everything you love to do, and more. In the winter, cross country skiing and snowmobile trails compliment the other alpine adventures at our local ski resorts. |
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The Flathead Valley is not just for sports enthusiasts. Local works of are can be seen in studios, galleries, and other outlets throughout the Valley. In the summer, local farmers markets are spotted throughout the valley and seasonal outdoor art and musical celebrations compliment the year round galleries and theater. |
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Golf Digest named the Flathead Valley a top 50 golf course destination.
With nine championship golf courses, all within a forty-five minute
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outstanding quality and affordability of the valley's golf courses. |
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