Compare different new-construction offerings within Powder Peak. The developer identifies Building C as delivered and Buildings D and E as new releases. Start with the selected residence’s building status, then review its plans, included specifications and written offering terms.
Start with B103 at $2.5 million, C103 at $2.6 million, D102 at $3.2 million or E104 at $3.85 million, then review the applicable offering details.
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.
Powder Peak’s new-construction collection spans different offerings. Building C is identified by the developer as delivered, while Buildings D and E are marketed as new releases. Those labels answer different questions: a release describes an offering, while delivery concerns the building’s status. Obtain the construction information, availability and written delivery terms for the exact residence. Neither another building’s status nor a project-wide rendering establishes when a selected home can be used.
Architectural renderings help communicate proportion, materials and the relationship between spaces. They may also show furniture or decorative elements that illustrate a design concept. For the residence you select, review the included finishes and equipment against its specification package. This gives kitchen surfaces, flooring, fixtures and appliances a clear basis for comparison instead of transferring details from another home’s presentation.
A complete new-home comparison brings the floor plans, finish specifications and offering terms together under the same unit identifier. Use the drawings to follow every level, then match the described kitchen equipment, flooring, fixtures and other included items to that home. If two documents appear inconsistent, resolve the difference through the offering process before relying on a feature. Shared project branding does not establish identical specifications across buildings.
Before an appointment, separate questions about the design from questions about the offering. For design, note the rooms, circulation and included materials you want to examine. For the offering, identify the residence’s status, applicable documents and any requested changes. Discuss customization through the selected home’s process; neither a rendering nor a room described as flexible promises that construction changes are available.
Examine the primary living level, then follow the full drawings through the selected residence and its applicable specifications.
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.
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The Whitefish location is an essential part of the construction decision: the building plan and the land around it deserve equal attention.
Powder Peak is at 3900 Big Mountain Road, at the base of Chair Two. Bring the development site plan to a viewing so that the building position, approach and relevant ski-access route are part of the design review.
Whitefish offers a downtown with restaurants, galleries and shops, while Whitefish Lake adds a separate summer destination. Explore these places during a property visit to understand the broader setting around your prospective mountain home.
Whitefish Mountain Resort presents skiing and snowboarding alongside summer hiking and biking. Picture the residence during the seasons when you expect to use it, including how its room arrangement will serve longer stays away from the slopes.
Connect each new-construction offering to its own building status, drawings and specifications so the design you explore matches the home you intend to buy.
No. The developer identifies Building C as delivered, while Buildings D and E are marketed as new releases. Those descriptions concern different buildings and do not establish identical terms or readiness for every home. Obtain the selected residence’s construction and offering information before comparing it with another building.
Use the specification package for the exact residence. It should establish the included materials, fixtures and equipment against which you review the design images. Architectural renderings may include illustrative furniture or decorative details. Keep the unit identifier attached to every document rather than transferring specifications from another residence’s presentation.
Any requested change needs to be discussed through the selected home’s offering process; customization is not established by this page. Identify the room, material or feature you want to change and ask what, if anything, is available for that residence. A listed flex room does not itself promise construction changes.
Compare the complete plans for the homes that fit your space requirements. B103 and C103 each list 2,037 square feet and 2.5 bathrooms. D102 and E104 list 2,524 and 2,575 square feet with 3.5 bathrooms. All have three bedrooms; the arrangement between levels explains more than the totals alone.
Obtain construction information and written delivery terms for the exact residence you are considering. A development-wide description or another building’s delivered status does not establish your home’s readiness. Connect the response to its unit ID and offering documents, particularly when your purchase decision depends on a planned period of use.
Review the selected residence’s specifications, offering terms and applicable association documents alongside its plans. Together they help separate the physical home, included items and shared-property responsibilities. Use the full drawings to check entrances, room relationships and movement between levels; a single living-level image cannot show the complete residence.
Property information: Powder Peak's official residence collection. Confirm current property details with the sales team. Whitefish Mountain Resort activities. Getting to Whitefish Mountain Resort.
Consider where your next home belongs as well as how it is built. Explore Powder Peak’s Whitefish setting, then request current construction and delivery details for the building you prefer.
Discuss the exact residence, its design and the available offering materials in a project appointment.