Cowgirl Heaven

Lone Peak at Every Window.

Nine thousand feet. A modest entry. Then the great room opens, and Lone Peak fills the glass. Cowgirl Heaven is designed around a single organizing idea: the mountain doesn’t stop at the wall. Expansive glazing faces Lone Peak directly — not as a backdrop, but as the room itself. The exterior reads quietly against the ridgeline, presenting almost no drama from the approach. The drama is reserved for the moment you step inside. Salish stone anchors the great room, culminating in a massive boulder hearth that sets the gravitational center of the home. Shifting roof forms define the open living spaces with a light hand, preserving connection without erasing privacy. At 4,500 square feet, every decision points back to the view.