Find a luxury mountain home within your Whitefish condo search. Explore four Powder Peak residences in Whitefish, Montana, with asking prices from $2.5 million to $3.85 million.
Explore B103, C103, D102 and E104 together. Compare 2,037–2,575 square feet, individual plans and asking prices across four buildings.
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.
Whitefish luxury condos can offer very different layouts even when their bedroom counts match. Powder Peak B103 and C103 each provide 2,037 square feet and 2.5 bathrooms. D102 offers 2,524 square feet, while E104 has 2,575; both have 3.5 bathrooms. Compare the rooms where you will spend most of your time, then follow the connections between shared living areas and quieter spaces.
This collection introduces one residence from each of Buildings B, C, D and E. B103 is offered at $2.5 million, C103 at $2.6 million, D102 at $3.2 million and E104 at $3.85 million. The site plan adds context to those figures: building position and the arrangement of the individual home deserve the same attention as its advertised area.
A refined interior begins with how light, surfaces and room proportions work together. Use the renderings to understand Powder Peak’s architectural direction, then compare the actual finish schedule for the home you prefer. Kitchen equipment, cabinetry, flooring and bathroom specifications should be tied to that residence. A finish shown elsewhere in the development need not be identical to your selected offering.
B103, D102 and E104 include a listed flex space in addition to three bedrooms; C103 is presented as a three-bedroom residence. An office, reading area or separate place to unwind may matter more to your visits than a larger gathering room. Mark these priorities on two floor plans and compare how each home supports them before deciding which residence to view.
Study the living-level drawings for proportion and the relationship between shared spaces. The complete residence plans provide the rest of the home.
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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Powder Peak places your Whitefish home at the mountain, with the town and the wider Flathead Valley offering a different setting for days beyond the slopes.
Powder Peak’s published address is 3900 Big Mountain Road, at the base of Chair Two at Whitefish Mountain Resort. This is a mountain setting to evaluate on its own terms, including the building’s position and your arrival route.
Downtown Whitefish offers shops, galleries and dining away from the resort setting. Include time in town during a property visit to judge how you would combine mountain days with meals, errands and evenings along Central Avenue.
Whitefish Lake and Glacier National Park broaden the reasons to return to northwest Montana. They are destinations beyond the development, so consider the journeys and activities you enjoy rather than treating every regional attraction as a feature of the property.
Compare the asking prices, mountain setting and details behind the four featured Whitefish residences before choosing which homes to explore.
The four featured Powder Peak homes range from $2.5 million for B103 to $3.85 million for E104. C103 is listed at $2.6 million and D102 at $3.2 million. These are individual asking prices for this collection; each residence’s availability and offering details should be confirmed before a viewing.
Powder Peak is at Whitefish Mountain Resort, at 3900 Big Mountain Road beside Chair Two. Downtown Whitefish is a separate setting for shops, restaurants and errands. Choose between those locations by considering where you expect to spend an ordinary day, as well as the activities that bring you to Whitefish.
Start with interior size, bathroom count and building position. B103 and C103 each offer 2,037 square feet and 2.5 bathrooms; D102 and E104 offer 2,524 and 2,575 square feet with 3.5 bathrooms. All have three bedrooms. Then compare the actual plans for flex space, circulation and the rooms you will use most.
Review the selected home’s association charges, included services, insurance responsibilities, utilities and applicable taxes. The asking price alone does not establish the cost of ownership. Request the association budget and property-specific information so you can distinguish shared expenses from owner responsibilities; verified fee amounts are not provided on this page.
The exterior images are architectural renderings of the identified buildings. Renderings communicate design intent, while the selected residence’s plans and specification package establish its offering. Match finishes, equipment and any illustrated furnishings to those documents. A feature shown in one home’s presentation should not automatically be assumed to apply to another.
Bring a shortlist of residence IDs, your preferred interior size and the rooms or features you want to compare. That lets the discussion focus on relevant plans, building positions and asking prices. If ski access, flex space or a particular arrival arrangement matters, identify it so the visit can address the exact home.
Property information: Powder Peak's official residence collection. Confirm current property details with the sales team. Getting to Whitefish Mountain Resort. Whitefish Mountain Resort activities.
The address is part of the decision. Explore the Whitefish setting in Powder Peak’s film, then compare the residences that could put you at the mountain.
Bring your priorities for layout, materials and mountain living to a private Powder Peak appointment.