Casaloma

Designed for a full house.
Comfortable with just two.

At 7,248 square feet across three levels, Casaloma is substantial — but it was designed to remain comfortable whether filled with family and friends or enjoyed quietly by two. Four main-level ensuite bedroom retreats reflect the home’s original purpose: family could visit for extended stays, gather when they wished, and still have private spaces of their own.

The main level alone offers five gathering spaces, indoor and out — a chef’s kitchen and butler’s pantry anchor the home for cooking and hosting, opening onto living and dining spaces warmed by the custom fossil-stone gas fireplace, and out again onto decks and patios. Upstairs, the loft is a signature space — a favorite spot to watch fireworks over the lake, enjoy a quiet evening with the view, or work from the tucked-away office.

The walkout lower level adds three more gathering spaces: a family room warmed by a traditional wood stove, a flex space currently used as a gym, and a theater room that’s just as often the spot for the big game or family home movies. A wet bar with its own dishwasher and refrigerator services both this level and the patio just beyond it — letting entertaining move outside without constantly returning to the main kitchen — while a temperature-controlled wine cellar provides dedicated storage for a collection and a quieter place to enjoy it. Outside, a gas-plumbed fireplace — currently enjoyed with wood — adds one more gathering spot, and extensive storage keeps recreational gear, seasonal items, and the belongings of a well-used Montana home organized and out of sight.

Panoramic views, every season

Multiple decks, patios, gathering spaces, and a screened porch invite owners and guests to embrace Montana’s changing seasons while taking in panoramic views stretching from Flathead Lake to the Mission Mountains.

Montana isn’t something you have to leave home to find

There are places you visit, and places that change the pace of your life. From its ridgeline above Polson, Casaloma sits within one of Northwest Montana’s most remarkable landscapes — Flathead Lake below, the Mission Mountains rising beyond, and the open Mission Valley stretching between them.

Coffee can begin with the Mission Mountains outside the window. Birds and wildlife move through the landscape beyond the maintained grounds. Afternoons can be spent on the lake or exploring the valley, and evenings return to the deck, patio, or fire as the light changes across the mountains.

Beyond the lake, the Mission Valley offers another side of Montana. Tribal recreation opportunities provide access to an extraordinary landscape of mountains, water, and open country. The Bison Range offers the chance to experience bison, elk, deer, and other wildlife against a sweeping valley backdrop, while the Ninepipe area, bird preserves, and nearby reservoirs create exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing, fishing, paddling, and quiet exploration.

Casaloma was created as a summer escape for exactly this reason: a place where the pace slowed, family returned, and Montana became part of everyday life rather than simply a destination.

The Complete Estate

Offered on just over eight acres in total — or as a smaller opportunity of just over four, for those who want a lighter footprint. Unlike most homes in the surrounding subdivision, Casaloma is connected to city water and sewer service, with its own well also in place for added independence and peace of mind.

Casaloma has not simply been built to a high standard — it has been actively cared for. The asphalt has recently been repaved, the roof has received a Roof Maxx treatment intended to help extend its service life, and the residence is professionally treated quarterly for pest prevention. For the next owner, those details represent something important in an estate of this scale: a property maintained as deliberately as it was originally designed.

It is also offered substantially furnished. The majority of the furnishings and art collection — including bronze pieces displayed throughout the home and grounds — are intended to remain, along with the shop and much of the property-maintenance equipment, subject to the sellers’ final inclusion and exclusion lists. Rather than furnishing and equipping more than 7,000 square feet from scratch, Casaloma’s next owners begin with an established Montana retreat — mature landscaping, substantial infrastructure, and spaces already designed for gathering — ready for its next chapter.

With the residence, the detached shop, the greenhouse, and a private retreat above it all, Casaloma represents a rare ownership opportunity in the heart of Northwest Montana — difficult, and costly, to replicate today.

Information deemed reliable but not verified or guaranteed. Contact Robin or Cindy for current details on land configuration options and final inclusion & exclusion inventories.

Talk to us about Casaloma

A Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Luxury Collection listing, co-listed by Robin Wallace and Cindy Lanier, Broker REALTORS® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Montana Properties, rooted in Flathead and Lake County real estate.

Casaloma was built as a place to gather — a Montana retreat sited and angled to protect its views of Flathead Lake and the Mission Mountains from every room. Offered substantially furnished on just over eight acres, with a smaller four-acre opportunity also available, it’s a rare chance to own a home already built for the life you’d move to Montana for.