Located at the base of Big Sky’s intermediate Silver Knife run, Arrowhead 1657 is a 3 bedroom plus den with 3 and 2 half bathrooms, ski-in/ski-out escape on the ouskirts of Big Sky’s Mountain Village. The classic A-frame architecture and relaxed decor offer the perfect marriage of mountain rustic and comfort for a fun and memorable Big Sky vacation experience.

Complete with vaulted ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace, the living space offers comfortable furnishings arranged around a flatscreen television and framed by large windows. The living area opens to a well-stocked kitchen with granite countertops, a breakfast bar that seats 3, and access to a deck overlooking the base village. An 8-seat dining area is located off of the living room and adjacent to the kitchen. Also on this level you will find a laundry room, a half bathroom, and access to the private outdoor hot tub.

On the lowest level are three of the bedrooms, a ski-prep room, and access to the outside to start the day of mountain adventures. Two of the bedrooms on this level include private bathrooms while the third has a private half bathroom. Bedding includes a King in two bedrooms and a Queen in the third. The den sleeping space is the upper level of the residence and includes two bunk beds with Twins on top and Double Futons on the bottom and includes a private bathroom.

Outside, a full-length deck offers Village and mountain views, while a separate rear deck off of the kitchen features a gas grill. From your front door, easily walk to the Ramcharger high-speed 8-pack chairlift or the Swift Current high-speed quad for access to a variety of terrain, from bowls and steeps for advanced skiers to novice-friendly green runs. The shops and restaurants in the mountain village are also a short walk away.

Please inquire with your Rocky Mountain Getaways Vacation Consultant for current bedding and amenities as furnishings and amenities are subject to change in vacation rentals. Ski access dependent on snow conditions and resort operations, particularly during early and late season as well as low-snow seasons.