Riverfront Estate on 33 Acres near Whitefish, MT, Will be Sold Unreserved by Heritage Auctions

Fit for a rock 'n' roll king, selling without reserve July 18 presents a one-of-a kind opportunity

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Jun 08, 2017, 08:35 ET

DALLAS, June 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Music and architecture fans take note: E Street Band bassist Garry Tallent will sell his custom-built Montana getaway in July. The sleek 3,500 square foot four-bedroom/five-bath modernist estate will sell at a no-reserve auction, regardless of price, July 18th. Ideally situated for fans of the great outdoors, the estate is surrounded by a jaw-dropping 360-degree view of the Whitefish Range and Blacktail Mountain Ski Resort. 

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Music and architecture fans take note: E Street Band bassist Garry Tallent will sell his custom-built Montana getaway in July. The sleek 3,500 square foot four-bedroom/five-bath modernist estate will sell at a no-reserve auction, regardless of price, July 18, 2017 by Heritage Auctions.
Music and architecture fans take note: E Street Band bassist Garry Tallent will sell his custom-built Montana getaway in July. The sleek 3,500 square foot four-bedroom/five-bath modernist estate will sell at a no-reserve auction, regardless of price, July 18, 2017 by Heritage Auctions.
Music and architecture fans take note: E Street Band bassist Garry Tallent will sell his custom-built Montana getaway in July. The sleek 3,500 square foot four-bedroom/five-bath modernist estate will sell at a no-reserve auction, regardless of price, July 18, 2017 by Heritage Auctions
Music and architecture fans take note: E Street Band bassist Garry Tallent will sell his custom-built Montana getaway in July. The sleek 3,500 square foot four-bedroom/five-bath modernist estate will sell at a no-reserve auction, regardless of price, July 18, 2017 by Heritage Auctions

The stunning house drew a lot of attention when it was built in 2007 for Tallent and his wife, Tammy. Its dedication to clean lines and advanced technology defies the stereotypical Montana rustic cabin aesthetic. Built with sustainability and mindfulness to its core, the house perfectly embodies living in harmony with nature. From the geothermal heating and cooling system to the solar panel array on the roof, every step was taken to tread lightly on the estate's 33 acres. 

Builder Marty Beale said that the location of the house was chosen to minimize the environmental impact on the property, which includes 800 feet of frontage along the Stillwater River. "We purposely sited it away from steep banks, fragile habitats and the animal corridor along the nearby river," Beale said.

The home includes solar power, tankless water heaters, a rainwater catchment system and impressive attention to energy efficiency and the environment in its construction. But the beauty of this mountain gem isn't in those details — it's in all of the ways the home embraces its location. The home's new owners will appreciate the how easily the house flows from indoor to outdoor space and back again. With an outdoor dining pavilion, massive rooftop deck and both a fire pit and outdoor fireplace, the home encourages visitors to soak in all that Flathead Valley has to offer. 

Bidding for the house, which most recently was last listed at $3,000,000, will take place July 18 with Heritage's Luxury Real Estate Auction. The property will have no minimum starting bid and will be sold without reserve. Bidders are required to register prior to the sale. If interested buyers should call 406-686-2BID or visit ha.com/whitefish for more information.

Subject matter specialists and digital assets available:
Eric Bradley, Public Relations Director
214-409-1871; [email protected]

SOURCE Heritage Auctions

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