Living Big Sky

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  • TV-G
  • 2014
  • 2 Seasons
  • 8.0  (15)

Living Big Sky was a television show that originally aired on HGTV from 2014-2015. The show followed families and individuals who were looking to relocate to the beautiful state of Montana. Montana is known for its wide-open spaces, stunning natural beauty and incredible opportunities for outdoor recreation. With Montana's easy-going lifestyle and affordable cost of living, it's no surprise that many people dream of making it their home. This is where Living Big Sky came in, showcasing the incredible homes, communities and lifestyles available in Montana.

Hosted by real estate expert and Montana native, Drew Trautman, Living Big Sky captured the essence of life in Montana. Each episode featured a different family or couple who were in search of their dream home. Viewers were taken on a tour of beautiful homes in various locations across the state, from the bustling city of Bozeman to the quaint town of Livingston or the ski resort town of Whitefish. Each episode also highlighted the many unique features and attractions of each area, including local restaurants, shops, and outdoor activities.

Throughout the course of each episode, Drew worked with families to not only find them their perfect home, but also to introduce them to the many benefits of living in Montana. For many families, the draw of Montana wasn't just the beautiful landscapes, but also the strong sense of community that exists throughout the state. Drew took the time to introduce families to local residents and get them involved in community events, helping them to establish roots and truly feel at home in their new surroundings.

One of the standout features of Living Big Sky was the stunning homes that were showcased on the show. Many of the properties featured on the show were expansive estates with incredible views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes. Others were cozy cabins in the woods, perfect for families looking for a more rustic and remote lifestyle. Still others were modern homes with all the latest amenities, complete with pools, hot tubs, and home theaters. No matter what type of home a family was looking for, Living Big Sky had something to offer.

In addition to highlighting the many beautiful homes available in Montana, Living Big Sky also showcased the area's growing economy and job opportunities. While Montana is known for its natural beauty, it's also home to a thriving business community. From agriculture and mining to healthcare and technology, Montana is a state with a diverse range of job opportunities. Drew provided viewers with an insider's perspective on the local job market, and helped families to discover the many career options available in Montana.

Overall, Living Big Sky was a fantastic show that provided viewers with an inside look at life in Montana. Whether families were looking for a peaceful escape from city life or hoping to start a new career in the state's booming industries, Living Big Sky showed them that Montana was the perfect place to call home. With its stunning landscapes, strong sense of community, and affordable cost of living, it's no wonder that Montana continues to be a popular destination for people from all over the world. If you're considering a move to Montana, or just want to see what life in the state is really like, Living Big Sky is definitely a show worth watching.

Living Big Sky is a series that ran for 2 seasons (28 episodes) between August 3, 2014 and on HGTV

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Family Sets Sights on Montana
14. Family Sets Sights on Montana
July 16, 2016
Californians Chris, Christy and their three kids are looking for a change of pace and they're hoping to find the perfect family home near Missoula. They want enough rooms for all of their kids and a beautiful Montana view.
From Denver to Missoula
13. From Denver to Missoula
July 16, 2016
A Denver couple is leaving the city for small town life in Missoula, MT. She's a lifelong city dweller who wants a modern aesthetic, while he wants a rustic cabin close to trout fishing. Can they find the right mix of old and new?
Texas Couple Head to Red Lodge
12. Texas Couple Head to Red Lodge
July 9, 2016
Outdoorsy couple Ashley and Kent want to start a family and put down roots in the little town of Red Lodge. They're looking for a log cabin on scenic property with a rustic stone fireplace, a proper mudroom and a wraparound porch.
Couple Moves to Great Falls
11. Couple Moves to Great Falls
July 9, 2016
Californian Kelsey is roping in her long-time beau Kodi and heading for Montana. She wants a luxurious, updated cabin, but he wants a remote cabin with tons of land. Will they find some middle ground in Great Falls?
Family Heads to Kalispell
10. Family Heads to Kalispell
July 2, 2016
Megan and Justin Murray are craving simplicity and wilderness, so they're taking to Montana in search of an adventure-lover's paradise! They're looking for a fixer-upper close to skiing and hiking with a gorgeous scenic view.
Chicago Family Moves West
9. Chicago Family Moves West
July 2, 2016
Native Montanan Lindsey and her husband, Jim, sold their condo in Chicago and head west. Now that their son Connor is two, they want to move to a scenic area with plenty of opportunities for fishing, hiking and skiing. The family is hoping to find the perfect property that highlights Montana's beauty and charm.
Palm Springs Couple Trade Desert Life for Missoula Mountains
8. Palm Springs Couple Trade Desert Life for Missoula Mountains
June 18, 2016
Tyler Kirk is bringing his family, wife Maggie and baby Landry, back to his Montana roots, where they can't wait to take advantage of Big Sky Country's great outdoors. They're narrowing their house search to the Missoula area, near Tyler's family, and his new job as a construction manager. Coming from southern California, the Kirks are hoping to get a whole lot of house with their $650,000 budget in Montana. They're looking for a home with lots of land, an open floor plan, and a workshop for Tyler. While local real estate agent, Travis McLean Leitch, finds some amazing houses for Tyler and Maggie, the commute might put a damper in their enthusiasm.
Pittsburgh Family Heads West
7. Pittsburgh Family Heads West
June 18, 2016
A Pittsburgh family heads west for a new job and the Montana lifestyle.
LA Couple Gets Fresh Start In Southwest Montana
6. LA Couple Gets Fresh Start In Southwest Montana
June 11, 2016
Benjamin Randall is looking to expand his ski business, and what bettar place to do it than in Big Sky country! So he and his girlfriend, Megan Belida, are leaving southern California for a fresh start in southwest Montana. Ben, an avid skier and pilot in training, fell in love with everything Montana, and Megan can't wait to take advantage of Montana's outdoorsy lifestyle, especially Montana's premiere fishing rivers. With a budget of $500,000 to $1,000,000, they're looking for a home with beautiful Montana views, and plenty of space. But while Ben is all about the acreage, Megan wants a kitchen fit for a cook. Will they choose a sprawling Montana property where Ben can put his pilot's license to use, or sacrifice some acreage for a better price?
The Knobels Leave the Big Apple for Big Sky Country
5. The Knobels Leave the Big Apple for Big Sky Country
June 11, 2016
Two best friends from high school reunite in Big Sky Country.
Minnesota Family Turns Big Sky Vacation Into Montana Staycation
4. Minnesota Family Turns Big Sky Vacation Into Montana Staycation
June 4, 2016
Andrew and Christy move to Big Sky, Mont., to escape their hectic schedules and to spend quality family time with their twins, Callie and Campbell.
Young Family With Big Budget Searches For New Home Near Bozeman
3. Young Family With Big Budget Searches For New Home Near Bozeman
June 4, 2016
Expecting parents are ready to leave Los Angeles for the perfect home to raise their family in Montana.
Young Family Says Bye Bye to Brooklyn, Hello to Bozeman
2. Young Family Says Bye Bye to Brooklyn, Hello to Bozeman
May 21, 2016
Andrew and Christy are moving from Minnesota to Big Sky so they can get away from their hectic schedules and spend quality time with their twins. With a budget of $600,000 to $800,000, will they find something close to the resort?
Wisconsin Family Takes Snowmobile Clothing Biz to Bozeman
1. Wisconsin Family Takes Snowmobile Clothing Biz to Bozeman
May 21, 2016
Sacha and Chad have a baby on the way, and they're ready to move to Big Sky Country. Part of the couple's dream is to create an animal sanctuary, but finding a property where they can house livestock proves to be a big challenge.
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Where to Watch Living Big Sky
Living Big Sky is available for streaming on the HGTV website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Living Big Sky on demand at Discovery+, Amazon Prime, Philo, Amazon, Vudu, HGTV, Sling, Google Play, Apple TV, Tubi TV and Pluto TV.
  • Premiere Date
    August 3, 2014
  • IMDB Rating
    8.0  (15)