4607 Hillview Way

Perched to capture sweeping, unobstructed views of the Missoula Valley, this truly one-of-a-kind property offers privacy, space, and a remarkable setting. Backing to approximately 16 acres of HOA common area and bordered by a neighboring parcel owned by Habitat for Humanity, the surroundings provide a rare sense of openness and tranquility. With six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and abundant room to roam, this home blends comfort, functionality, and breathtaking scenery. Designed with entertaining in mind while still feeling warm and inviting, the thoughtfully planned floor plan offers generous living spaces throughout. The main level features a light-filled kitchen with numerous windows perfectly positioned to take in the expansive views. An oversized living room showcases a gas fireplace framed in classic brick, creating a welcoming focal point. Sliding doors off the kitchen and living room lead to a new Trex deck with stairs down to the backyard—ideal for gatherings or quiet moments outdoors. Also on the main level is a spacious laundry room complete with a sink and long countertops, making everyday tasks effortless. A formal dining room and sitting room round out this level, offering flexible spaces for hosting or relaxing. Upstairs, you’ll find four bedrooms, including a private primary suite with its own full bathroom and two closets. The additional bedrooms are generously sized, providing comfort and personal space for everyone. The daylight basement adds even more living potential with additional bedrooms and a large living area designed for entertaining or multi-purpose use. Storage will never be a concern thanks to ample additional space for belongings and seasonal décor. Completing the property is an attached triple-car garage, along with extra outdoor spot/space for recreational toys. With stunning views, nearby recreational trails, and a beautiful, well-designed layout, properties like this rarely come to market, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy Missoula living at its finest. Listed by Rachael Orizotti Rixford