Three bedrooms can support very different ways of living. Compare four Powder Peak plans at Whitefish Mountain Resort, with two interior size ranges and different combinations of bathrooms and flex space.
Compare B103, C103, D102 and E104. Read the bedroom, bathroom and flex-space details separately so the plan matches your needs.
3 beds + flex · 2.5 baths
2,037 sq ft · Snowghost interior
Available
Three bedrooms plus flex space in the Snowghost interior layout. Review the complete residence plan for the relationship between levels.
3 beds · 2.5 baths
2,037 sq ft · Snowghost interior
Available
Three-bedroom Snowghost interior layout. This published configuration does not list a separate flex room.
3 beds + flex · 3.5 baths
2,524 sq ft · Middle residence
New release
Three bedrooms plus flex space, with a larger published floor area than the Snowghost residences.
3 beds + flex · 3.5 baths
2,575 sq ft · End residence
New release
End residence with three bedrooms plus flex space. The developer describes direct slope access from the ski level.
Developer-published asking prices and specifications. Request current pricing, availability and final details from the Powder Peak team.
| Residence | Published floor area | Bathrooms | Additional flex space |
|---|---|---|---|
| B103 | 2,037 sq ft | 2.5 | Listed |
| C103 | 2,037 sq ft | 2.5 | Not separately listed |
| D102 | 2,524 sq ft | 3.5 | Listed |
| E104 | 2,575 sq ft | 3.5 | Listed |
The comparison table separates four plans that share a three-bedroom count. B103 and C103 have the same advertised floor area and bathroom total, but a different flex-space designation. D102 and E104 pair more interior area with an additional bathroom compared with B103 and C103. Use those differences to choose which full drawings to put side by side; the distribution of the rooms matters as much as the totals.
B103, D102 and E104 are listed with flex space in addition to their three bedrooms. C103 is presented as a three-bedroom home without that same listing designation. Consider whether you need a place to work, read or pursue separate activities during a stay. Evaluate the actual room and its designation; a flex space is not automatically a fourth bedroom or a promise of additional sleeping capacity.
A bathroom total is only part of the comparison. Its position relative to the bedrooms and living areas will affect the home’s daily rhythm. Trace a typical morning through each drawing, including the route between sleeping spaces, shared rooms and the entrance. For a multilevel plan, pay particular attention to the movement between floors and the connections that matter to your own use.
Mark the route from arrival to the living room and from each bedroom to the spaces used in the morning. Then picture the household doing different things at once: preparing a meal, working, resting or returning from the mountain. Check how stairs and room connections affect those activities. The full residence drawings provide this context; a single living-level image cannot explain the relationship among all three bedrooms.
Begin with the shared living level below. Open the complete plan to examine bedrooms, bathroom placement and connections between floors.
Illustrative living level · B103
The illustrated level places the kitchen on the left, dining in the center and living space on the right, with stairs and a half bathroom along the lower side of the plan.
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Illustrative living level · orientation varies
The illustrated end-residence level connects a terrace with the living and dining areas. The kitchen island, stairs and half bathroom occupy the opposite side of the plan.
View E104's full floor plan ↗
The right bedroom plan should also suit the place you are coming to enjoy. Powder Peak’s Chair Two setting makes the mountain a natural starting point.
Powder Peak is located at the base of Chair Two, at 3900 Big Mountain Road. Use the residence plan and development map together to understand how the home’s entrance and layout connect with its mountain position.
Whitefish’s town center offers shops, galleries and dining beyond the resort. For longer stays, evaluate how you would combine days on the mountain with groceries, meals and other everyday trips into town.
The resort’s summer activities include hiking and mountain biking; Whitefish Lake provides another local destination. A home with separate bedrooms and useful shared space can be evaluated against these different visits, with activity availability checked directly.
Look beyond the three-bedroom count to compare interior area, bathroom placement, flex space and how the complete plan supports your household’s routines.
B103 and C103 each provide 2,037 square feet. D102 offers 2,524 square feet and E104 has 2,575. All four list three bedrooms, so the additional area should be evaluated through the actual room arrangement. Compare the spaces where you gather, work and spend time independently rather than assuming more area always fits better.
B103, D102 and E104 list flex space in addition to their three bedrooms. C103 is presented as a three-bedroom residence without that separate listing designation. Study the relevant room’s location and dimensions to decide whether it suits an office, reading area or other use you want during your stays.
No. The listings identify three bedrooms and describe flex space separately. A flex-room label does not establish a fourth bedroom or additional sleeping capacity. Use the actual plans and property documentation to understand its designation, then evaluate how that room supports the activities you want to accommodate.
D102 and E104 list 3.5 bathrooms, while B103 and C103 list 2.5. Bathroom placement matters alongside the total: follow the routes from bedrooms and gathering spaces through the full plan. A bathroom count alone does not establish which bedrooms have a private bathroom or how conveniently guests can reach one.
Both list 2,037 square feet, three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, but B103 additionally lists flex space and is offered at $2.5 million; C103 is $2.6 million. They occupy different buildings and have their own plan sources. Compare the complete layouts and building positions rather than treating matching floor areas as identical homes.
Follow a normal day through every level: arrival, meals, time together and the route to each bedroom. D102’s full plans provide one larger three-bedroom-plus-flex option to examine. Review stairs, changes in level and any specific access requirements directly; a floor-area total or bedroom count cannot establish whether a home meets those needs.
Property information: Powder Peak's official residence collection. Confirm current property details with the sales team. Whitefish Mountain Resort activities.
Bedrooms explain how a home can work for your household; the location helps you imagine your time there. Watch the Whitefish film before comparing the room layouts and gathering spaces above.
Focus a residence appointment on the rooms, dimensions and layout choices that matter to your stays.