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The Gallatin Canyon road following the river toward Big Sky

Arrive to a home already cared for.

Big Sky homes, kept ready year-round. Local care for guests. Clear reporting for owners.

A few houses · Two names

Kept, not just cleaned.

We clear the roofline in February and change the filters in June, so the house is ready on the day someone walks in.

Photographed, dated, posted.

Every clean is photographed and posted before check-in; every invoice shows the charge and the payout.

Two names, one number.

Call and you get Martin or Max — no queue, no ticket, and no one who has never seen your house.

For guests

The lights are already on.

A boutique collection of Big Sky residences, most sleeping eight or more, prepared and personally overseen by Martin and Max throughout the year. The drive is cleared, the house is warm, the beds are made — and the number on your welcome card reaches one of them directly, for the length of your stay.

Book direct here, or find the same homes on Airbnb and Vrbo.

See the stays

The portfolio

Every home we keep.

This is the whole portfolio, not a selection. Each home has its own page: what it is, how it is prepared, who cleans it, and what we do there through the winter. If you are thinking about handing us your house, the honest place to start is with the houses we already have.

Booking winter 2026–27.

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Your home, fully accounted for


You should not have to wonder what happened at your house this week.

Every clean is photographed. Every maintenance item is named. Every invoice shows the charge and the payout. Martin and Max answer the phone.

Fee at risk: if a home falls short of the number we model with you, we rebate our management fee.

See how we report

An open meadow in deep blue shadow with the peaks beyond still holding the last light

Small by design. Local by necessity.

You will not be one more home on a roster.

We maintain a deliberately boutique portfolio. Each residence is taken on only when it can be known completely — volume is what erodes this standard, and we do not pursue it.

Buying in Big Sky

Judgment before purchase. Stewardship after closing.

We help buyers understand the property, the operating realities, and the work required to own well in Big Sky — then manage the home after closing.

We will tell you what a house costs to own and operate. We will not tell you what it will earn.

Talk before you offer

Coordinated through local partners

Arranged, not improvised.

Ski arrangements, the drive up from Bozeman, a private chef for the night nobody wants to cook. We do not drive the van or plate the food — we coordinate vetted, licensed local partners, book them, confirm them, and tell you who is arriving and when.

See what we coordinate

Dark evergreens during heavy quiet snowfall

Ski

Lift tickets arranged through the resort, lessons through the ski school, gear delivered to the house.

Wind-sculpted snow catching low light

Transportation

Licensed shuttle partners for the hour up Highway 191 from Bozeman.

Frost forming on window glass with warm light beyond

Private chefs

Licensed local chefs and caterers, cooking in the house.

The name

The last light, fully accounted for.

The A is the mountain. The cut is the light.

Alpenglow is the rose-gold light that lands on Lone Peak after the sun has technically gone down — the last and best light of a ski day. Alpenlight is our word for it, and it holds both halves of this job: the warmth of walking into a lit house, and the visibility an owner needs from a thousand miles away.

Martin and Max founded the company and run it themselves — the same two names on the cedar plate at the door, on the invoice, and on the phone.

Meet Martin and Max

Care, clearly seen.

If you own a home in Big Sky, or you are about to, the next step is a walk-through with Martin and Max. We will tell you what we would do at your house this winter, what it would cost, and what you would see from us every week. Two names, one number.

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