Bozeman's Spring Creek House
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Panorama showing kitchen, dining room, and living room all opening onto the wrap-around deck.

"Spring Creek is the best!  Paul is great to work with.  We were very comfortable with 10 family members.  We loved having a family dinner picnic outdoors by the stream.  The broad porch, with an incredible view of the mountains, was a wonderful place for family get-togethers.  The grounds and flower garden were in beautiful condition and much enjoyed.  We loved being near both town and hiking trails.  The house had a charming kitchen filled with everything you could need, plus rooms filled with family games, latest audio and visual equipment and delightful collections of books.  The master bedroom and bath, with private access to the porch, was a special treat. Gilbert & Nancy, Jacksonville, Florida

 Sleeps 2-12+     5 bedrooms     Children welcome     3 floors     full kitchen     3.5 bathrooms     Dining Room     Living Room     Family Room                  

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 Video #2  Main Floor - Upstairs Bedrooms and Bathrooms  
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Video #3  Downstairs - 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 Bathrooms and Family Room 
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Video #4  Racquetball / Basketball / Volleyball Court 
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The spacious living room centers around a Gallatin granite fireplace, and has oversized windows on three sides.

This well-built and spacious 4000+ square foot home has privacy, beautiful views year round, park-like setting and creek, with loads of room for family or multi-family use. Kids or adults will love staying here! The lowest level, below ground, has a full-sized racquetball/handball court (with a basketball hoop), and can be used for volleyball and badminton as well. Racquets and balls are on hand. The ground level opens onto the back yard, and has three bedrooms, two half-baths plus a separate shower room, a laundry area, and a spacious family room with a futon bed, etc., piano, children’s play table, puppet theatre, TV/VCR/DVD and a collection of games and toys. The entry level includes the living room, kitchen, dining room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a mud room and the garage. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace, TV/DVD/VCR, and audio equipment. A large wraparound deck is accessed from three rooms, and has plenty of seating and great views of the Bridger Mountains, Gallatin Range, and the Hyalite Peaks. The house is equipped for wireless internet access throughout the house, and a laser printer is on hand. The house has digital cable TV service, and free long distance calling (US and Canada).

The five bedrooms provide sleeping space for up to 10 people, with additional sleeping space for occasional visitors (details, next paragraph). The house is also quite comfortable for use by two people, using just the entry level. Linens and towels are provided. The kitchen, adjacent to the dining room and deck, is extremely well-equipped, and has a double oven, dishwasher, and a collection of cookbooks. There is a small table in the kitchen plus a table just outside the sliding door, on the deck. For outdoor eating in season there is a catering table stored in the garage, with tablecloths on hand, and a streamside table and chairs. There is a second refrigerator in the garage. The house is well-equipped for small children, and has two portable crib/playpens, a stationary crib, an antique cradle, a highchair, crumb mat, booster seat, potty seat, plastic plates and cups, and step stools. There is a garage and a handy mud room. The lovely yard has a bridge over a small stream, trees, shrubs, flowers, and a vegetable garden with a raspberry patch. There are chairs, a table, and a bench, a flat area for games, and a gentle slope for sledding. There is wildlife in the area. 

Entry level:
- Bedroom #1: Master bedroom, very spacious, with queen bed, stationary crib, and antique cradle.
- Bedroom #2: full/double bed.
- Entry
level bathrooms: the master bedroom has a full bath with tub/shower/dressing room; and there is a full bathroom with tub/shower adjacent to bedroom #2.
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Two portable playpen/cribs are stored in the master bedroom closet, and a portable foam bed is stored under the bed in the master bedroom.
- The living room has a new Italian leather sofa, which has a pull-out double bed.

Lower level (opens onto back yard):
- Bedroom #3: full/double bed.
- Bedroom #4: 2 twin beds (one with a Japanese-style futon.
- Bedroom #5: queen bed.
- Downstairs family room: (typically used for a children's dorm-style room full/double futon sofa/bed (Japanese style), futon love seat/bed for small child, two single fold-out foam beds (2.5 x 6').
- Lower level bathrooms: two half-baths and a separate beautiful travertine marble shower room.


In general, no pets are allowed in the house, staying or visiting.  No smoking anywhere on the property, indoors or out.

The house has a superb location in Bozeman, about 1.5 miles from Main Street, and even closer to the campus of Montana State University. The Museum of the Rockies is just a short walk west. Valley View Golf Course, directly east, allows visitors from other clubs to play. The house is adjacent to the Bozeman trail system, and the owners can often ski right from the house. A shallow spring-fed creek cuts through the lower back yard, and is one of the tributaries of the Gallatin, which in turn joins the Jefferson and Madison rivers 30 miles west.


The beautifully-equipped kitchen includes all the extras, and even a great view! A gas grill is out the sliding glass door on the lower deck.


Dining Room adjacent to Kitchen with extra seating

Bozeman is a great town, with a charming main street, galleries, shops and fine dining. There's the Museum of the Rockies and planetarium, the American Computer Museum, Gallatin County Museum, Emerson Cultural Center, summer Shakespeare in the Parks, several theater companies, the annual Sweet Pea Festival, and other yearly events. The new library is wonderful, and has a terrific children's area.The recreation department has a fine indoor pool facility, with enormous floating children's toys, as well as an outdoor pool with waterslide, and there are swimming ponds, outdoor ice rinks, groomed X-C trails, and a public skatepark. Bridger Bowl offers great alpine skiing and snowboarding an easy 16 mile-drive to the north, with Bohart Ranch, a fine XC-facility, just beyond. Big Sky and Moonlight Basin are an hour+ south, down Gallatin Canyon. Bozeman Hot Springs and Spa, and two public golf courses, are within 6-12 miles. World-class fly fishing, and river-running, from gentle to action- packed, are available on the Gallatin, Madison, and the Yellowstone Rivers, within a half-hour or more. Yellowstone Park: 90 minutes away (via either West Yellowstone or Gardiner). Headwaters of the Missouri State Park: 30 min. Lewis and Clark Caverns: 45 min. There's great walking/hiking/mountain biking/XC skiing even right in town, thanks to an excellent trail system. In summer, there is lift-served mountain biking at Big Sky, and Bohart Ranch opens its trail for mountain biking.

 


Garden:  The herb and flower garden has a large raspberry patch.


View from deck towards NE:  The house is very private, and has mountain views north, east, and south, a one-acre yard, and a shallow year-round spring creek.


View from south of house, both levels, and deck:  The hillside construction provides great indoor light as well as great views upstairs and down.

 

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                                Downstairs Family Room
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