Property management in Big Sky, handled by someone who lives here.

Big Sky isn’t a market Snowy Peaks entered — it’s the market Snowy Peaks started in. Six properties under management right now, from a two-bedroom condo near the Nordic trails to a flagship home on the golf course. Every one Superhost-rated.

Two seasons, two demand curves, one manager who tracks both.

Big Sky runs on ski season and golf season, and they don’t behave the same way. A property five minutes from the lifts fills differently in January than it does in July. Wheelhouse tracks the market data for both; Nick adjusts for what a resort town actually does — when Big Sky Resort adds a lift, when a golf tournament fills every bed in Meadow Village, when shoulder season means something different here than it does an hour down the road in Bozeman.

That’s the advantage of a manager who’s local to the resort itself, not to the region in general.

Six properties, one flagship.

From an entry-tier condo near Nordic skiing to Yellowtail — a four-bedroom home directly on the Big Sky Resort golf course that paid its owner $30,000 net in its first winter. Read the Yellowtail story →

Flat 25%. Superhost on every listing. Nick answers the phone.

No call center, no rotating account managers, no layered fees. The same promise as everywhere else Snowy Peaks operates — just made by someone who’s actually in Big Sky, not managing it from somewhere else.