Perched atop Sourdough Ridge on a quiet cul-de-sac, this 3,721 square foot home occupies one of the most commanding positions in the Gallatin Valley. Set on 2.5 private acres with true 360-degree mountain views, the residence is perfectly oriented to its landscape: the Bridger Range framed from the living room and primary suite, with the Spanish Peaks, Gallatin Range, Tobacco Roots, Hyalite Range, and Mount Ellis filling every other window. Custom-built and rebuilt 14 years ago to its original mid-century footprint, the home has been lightly lived in since and is offered as a rare canvas for a discerning buyer. The main level is anchored by a wood-burning brick fireplace in the living room, a separate den with a gas fireplace and custom built-ins, and recently refinished decks that open to long Montana evenings. Upstairs, five bedrooms each frame their own view of the valley, mountains, and mature trees, with no two windows telling the same story, including a primary suite thoughtfully positioned to capture the Bridgers. The lower level extends the living space with a recreation room centered on a cast iron wood stove and stone surround, plus a full bath and generous unfinished square footage ready to be finished as a private guest suite, additional bedroom, or independent living quarters with a private entry. Beyond the home, refreshed landscaping and mature trees give way to open land, with ample room for horses, a barn, a shop, or future outbuildings. Central air conditioning and an attached two-car garage complete the offering. This setting is exceptionally rare in the expanding Bozeman area: 2.5 unrestricted acres, with no HOA and no covenants, ten minutes from downtown Bozeman and Montana State University, fifteen miles to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, and twenty miles to Bridger Bowl. More than a home, 220 Ridge Trail is a generational piece of the Gallatin Valley ready for its next chapter.