Property management in Big Sky, handled by someone who lives here.
Snowy Peaks started in Big Sky. It manages six properties here now, from a two-bedroom condo near the Nordic trails to a flagship home on the golf course. Every one is Superhost-rated.
The terms, in one place.
- Flat 25% commission, all-in. Cleaning is billed separately.
- No onboarding fee.
- Your listing is live and ready for guests within two weeks.
- The agreement is cancel-at-will. You can leave at any time.
- I answer every guest message and call myself.
- Superhost on every listing, never lost on any of them.
- Guest Favorite badges across the portfolio, including top 5% and top 10% of homes on Airbnb.
Two seasons, two demand curves, one manager who tracks both.
Big Sky runs on ski season and golf season, and the two do not behave the same way. A property five minutes from the lifts fills differently in January than in July. Snowy Peaks tracks the market data for both. Nick adjusts for what a resort town actually does. Big Sky Resort adds a lift. A golf tournament fills every bed in Meadow Village. Shoulder season means something different here than an hour away in Bozeman.
That is the advantage of a manager who is local to the resort itself, not to the region in general.
Six properties, one flagship.
The portfolio runs from an entry-tier condo near Nordic skiing to a four-bedroom home directly on the Big Sky Resort golf course. That home paid its owner $30,000 net in its first winter. Read the golf-course home’s story →
No call center. No rotating account managers.
There is no call center, no rotating account managers, and no layered fees. It is the same promise as everywhere else Snowy Peaks operates, just made by someone who is actually in Big Sky, not from somewhere else.