1410 Ryun Sun Way Designed and constructed by Black Diamond Development, this home is a refined and well-finished example of the modern farmhouse aesthetic designed to capture strong Bridger Mountain and park views. The home is characterized by its "mostly main floor" configuration, with more than 3/4 of the living space situated on the ground level. This layout provides the convenience of single-story living while maintaining a distinct, separate upper-level suite with a full bathroom, a separate mini-split system, and easy access via interior stairs. The living room, kitchen window, primary bedroom and one of two additional main-floor bedrooms face the Bridger Mountains. A custom-built mantle serves as a vertical focal point, extending from the fireplace to the ceiling line. The kitchen is designed for high-capacity culinary use, anchored by a 64-inch (wide) professional-grade refrigerator and freezer. Cabinetry extends to the ceiling and is paired with white quartz countertops, a tile backsplash, and LED under-cabinet lighting. A custom-built hood provides a clean visual finish above the range. The oversized center island includes the sink and has a significant workspace that serves as the transition between the kitchen and the living room and dining area. The primary suite has a free-standing tub, and a trough sink with dual faucets. The primary shower is fully tiled across the walls and the ceiling. The second floor can be used as a bonus room or fourth bedroom with a bathroom and the room uses a separate mini-split system to ensure climate control independent of the main floor. Within the past five years, a whole-house air conditioning system and a humidifier were integrated into the HVAC system. This is a smart home: WiFi-enabled full-house water shut off, garage doors, and sprinklers; smart thermostat; robust Simplisafe security, including: interior and exterior cameras, window and door sensors, glass-break detection, a smart thermostat, a low-temp sensor, and moisture sensors at each interior location with water. The property is very well located within northwest Bozeman. The home is within walking distance of Gallatin High School. It sits just west of the 100-acre regional park. The park contains the 17-acre "Lewis and Bark" dog park that includes a pond with a dock, and the larger park has two additional ponds and a trail that connects to Bozeman's 80+ mile "Main Street to the Mountains" interconnected trail system.