Inside Montana’s 3 Most Luxurious Homes For Sale Right Now

💰 The three most expensive homes in Montana can be found on Zillow

💰 The asking prices are jaw-dropping

💰 The homes are among the most luxurious in the state

Want to buy a home in Montana? Well, you'd better start saving. Here are the three most expensive homes currently for sale in the state.

The 3 Most Expensive Homes For Sale in Montana Right Now

Montana is full of beautiful luxurious homes that the average person could only dream of owning. We decided to visit the Zillow website to find the most expensive homes currently on the market in the Treasure State.

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Judging by the price of the homes, living the dream in Montana isn't cheap. The most expensive home for sale in Montana has been on the market for nearly three years.

1. Cromwell Island

Cromwell Island is a private 348-acre island on Flathead Lake in northwest Montana. It is the most expensive home for sale in the state. It is listed for $72,000,000.

The island was purchased in the late 1980s by Robert M. Lee, a renowned automobile and antique arms collector, explorer, author, and conservationist. Before he died in 2016, Mr. Lee and his wife, Anne, partially completed construction on homes, including 45,000 square feet of living space. Even in its unfinished state, ''The Villa'' has a magnitude of presence reminiscent of Versailles.

2. Montana Running Elk Ranch

The price for the Montana Running Elk Ranch near Bozeman was recently reduced. It is currently listed for $69,000,000.

The main home on the ranch is 3,553 sqft. and includes 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The ranch totals approximately 1,940 acres, and is adjacent to public land.

3. Old Toby Road - Big Sky

This beautiful home is located in the heart of Big Sky, and is situated on over 460 pristine wooded acres. The home is 8,219 sqft., and includes 8 bedrooms and bathrooms. It is currently listed for $31,000,000.

There are quite a few truly breathtaking homes in Montana, and the thought of owning your own personal island is crazy. If you're wondering what living the dream looks like in Montana, now you know.