There are homes that offer square footage, and there are homes that offer presence. 460 Windwalker Trail delivers both, unfolding across 3.59 irrigated acres on the east side of the Bitterroot Valley between Stevensville and Florence. From this vantage point, the Bitterroot Mountain Range rises in full, uninterrupted panorama to the west while the Sapphire Mountains frame the eastern skyline. The setting feels expansive and distinctly Montana, yet remains just 25 minutes from Missoula.

Built to an exceptional standard, this 6,743 square foot residence was engineered with longevity and efficiency at its core. Constructed using structural insulated panels, the home pairs R-60 ceiling insulation with triple-pane Pella wood windows, full metal siding, and a metal roof chosen for durability and long-term performance. A Broan heat recovery ventilation system continuously exchanges fresh air while maintaining efficiency, contributing to a comfortable and balanced interior environment. The main level spans 3,537 square feet and opens into a welcoming entry detailed with warm natural wood finishes that immediately speak to the craftsmanship carried throughout the home. Solid-core doors, substantial trim, and hardwood flooring establish a consistent tone of quality. Expansive windows draw in natural light and frame the surrounding mountain views, making the landscape part of the daily experience.

The living room is oriented toward the Bitterroots and flows seamlessly into the dining area and kitchen, creating a layout that supports both everyday living and larger gatherings. Access to the covered upper deck extends the living space outdoors, offering an elevated perspective across the valley that is equally suited to quiet mornings or evening entertaining.

The kitchen was designed with functionality in mind. Generous solid-surface countertops, custom cabinetry, a large central island, built-in wall ovens, an electric cooktop, and a walk-in pantry provide the workspace and storage expected in a home of this caliber. Sightlines remain open to the adjacent living and dining spaces, reinforcing connection without sacrificing definition.

The primary suite offers a private retreat with generous proportions and natural light. The ensuite bath includes heated tile flooring, dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a tiled walk-in shower, along with a spacious walk-in closet. Additional bedrooms and bath on the main level maintain consistent finishes and thoughtful layout.

The walk-out lower level adds 3,206 square feet and lives as a true extension of the home rather than a typical basement. Tall ceilings, recessed lighting, and abundant daylight create an inviting atmosphere. At its center, a large family room anchored by a gas fireplace provides flexible gathering space and includes a kitchenette with sink, refrigerator, microwave, and cabinetry. Whether accommodating extended guests, multi-generational living, or recreational use, the space functions with intention.

Four additional bedrooms on this level allow for versatility, supported by a full bath featuring double sinks, a tiled walk-in shower, and a large soaking tub. Storage has been thoughtfully incorporated throughout, including multiple closets, built-in cabinetry, a dedicated shelved storage room, and a separate utility and bonus area with its own exterior walk-out access. Radiant heat serves portions of the home, contributing to steady and comfortable warmth during colder months.

Outside, the acreage has been developed for a manageable Montana lifestyle. Four fenced paddocks, two run-in shelters, and four loafing sheds with power make the property well suited for smaller livestock such as goats or sheep. Bitterroot Irrigation District shares convey with the property, supporting pasture and landscaping alike.

An automatic gated entry leads to a circular paved drive. The insulated triple attached garage is complemented by a detached garage or shop space and a fourth covered parking stall. A backup generator adds an additional layer of reliability.

The property offers openness and panoramic views while remaining part of an established neighborhood setting, striking a balance between space and accessibility. This wonderful home represents a rare combination of intentional integrity, energy efficiency, scale, and Montana landscape, crafted for those who value thoughtful construction as much as the setting itself.

Set just east of Missoula in the West Riverside community of Bonner, 960 7th St offers a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully renovated 1920 home in one of the areas most secretly treasured neighborhoods. Near the confluence of the Blackfoot and Clark Fork Rivers, this location delivers the kind of Montana lifestyle many seek but seldom find so close to town. Milltown State Park, the Blackfoot River corridor, and the Kettle House Amphitheater, and Marshall Mountain Park are all moments away, while downtown Missoula remains an easy and convenient drive. This home reflects a level of care and intentional investment that is immediately apparent. Over the past few years, extensive improvements have been completed to strengthen both comfort and systems. Extensive electrical rewiring has just been completed in summer 2025, along with a new upgraded panel and subpanel. A new well pump has been installed, gutters replaced, & the home benefits from a new roof backed by a 50 year warranty. A gas forced air furnace provides efficient heating, and modern conveniences include a newer dishwasher, refrigerator, garbage disposal, and a dedicated plug for an EV charger.
The bathroom remodel, completed in spring 2025, stands out as a showcase of craftsmanship. There's an updated custom vanity which features a handmade countertop crafted in butcher block style from a variety of beautiful and rare hardwoods. There's also an accent wall from locally sourced juniper, lending a distinctive Montana character you simply cannot replicate in a big box renovation. Paired with an updated walk-in shower and some updated plumbing, the space blends authenticity with modern function.
Inside , the home retains its warmth and historic personality while feeling cohesive and inviting. Wide plank flooring, wood accents, and natural light create an environment that feels grounded and genuine. The kitchen has been previously updated and integrates seamlessly with the home’s character, offering both practicality and charm.
Outside, the fenced yard provides privacy and usable outdoor space, complete with a covered back patio ideal for summer evenings. The front yard is heavily lined with mature hedges that provide some excellent seclusion as well as a firepit area that extends your living space outdoors. The detached oversized single car garage is powered and includes a massive permanently installed gun safe that conveys with the property, adding utility and security. With no HOA, ownership here comes with flexibility and independence.
West Riverside remains one of Missoula’s hidden gems. Residents enjoy a small town feel with immediate access to fishing, floating, hiking, and concert nights along the river, all while maintaining proximity to the city’s amenities. Informal neighborhood access points to the Blackfoot River further enhance the sense of connection to the outdoors that defines this community.
For those seeking a home where meaningful updates have already been completed, craftsmanship is evident, and Montana’s river corridor lifestyle is part of everyday life, 960 7th Street presents a compelling and distinctive opportunity.