Four floors above the corner of Wallace and Babcock, Residence 402 looks out over the rooftops of Historic Main Street to the mountains beyond. It is one of only four residences at 101 S Wallace, a 2020 building at the center of downtown Bozeman. Inside, 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms are arranged around exterior light that shifts with the day. A large private deck wraps the southern exposure of the residence, generous enough for morning coffee and long summer dinners outdoors. Automated window treatments and an integrated Sonos system are built in throughout. Exclusive to this residence, the lower-level garage offers an oversized two-car space and private, secure storage for the skis, fly rods, and bikes that come with a Montana life. Steps away, the neighborhood does the rest. Vienne bakes French pastries, bread and more on the ground floor, and Little Star Diner, part of the same development, serves a seasonal farm-to-table menu next door. The Bozeman Public Library and Lindley and Bogert Parks, are less than a block away, with Peet's Hill and its connectivity of trails just beyond. On the outskirts of town, the Gallatin, Madison, and Yellowstone, three of the West's finest blue ribbon rivers, are each a short drive away. Bridger Bowl, Bozeman's community ski area, sits at the top of Bridger Canyon and Big Sky Resort is within an hour's drive to the south. Bozeman at its most walkable, and Montana at its most accessible, all from a single address on Wallace.