Nature Meets Culture
AMEYA PRESERVE
Located in majestic Paradise Valley, Montana, Ameya Preserve is a private community on nearly 11,000 acres of magnificent wilderness along with the eagle, bear, moose, deer, elk and other wildlife that call it home. More than 90% of this land will be set aside in perpetuity, protected by unprecedented standards in conservation. Community buildings will include everything from an equestrian center to an arts center to a university-level observatory. Members can fish the Yellowstone with Fly Rod & Reel Angler of the Year, Craig Mathews. Dig for dinosaur fossils with Jack Horner, renowned paleontologist and consultant on Spielberg's Jurassic Park films. Or experience a world-class photo safari or white-water rafting trip with adventure specialists, Off the Beaten Path.
Ownership at Ameya - Prime five- to ten-acre estate sites provide members the greatest measure of flexibility in building homes with the utmost privacy, premier views and convenient access to all community amenities. Ranging from two to five acres, Ameya Preserve's custom home sites offer a choice of locations—on the edge of an open meadow, in the shelter of aspen stands, or bordering on wetlands and fields of sagebrush. Pre-designed homes on half-acre lots are also available. Just minutes from historic Livingston and 30 miles from Bozeman with daily nonstops from major U.S. cities. Residential opportunities are limited. Top image: Rendering of a pre-designed home by Jerry Locati, one of the prominent architects commissioned by Ameya Preserve. Interior of home photo: Prior work by Jerry Locati.
