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one-of-a-kind property, Cromwell Island, has hit the market with a price tag of $72 million. Located on Flathead Lake in Montana, this 348-acre freshwater island is the largest under single ownership in the western United States. The island boasts a partially constructed primary residence and a move-in-ready 4,700 sqft private guest residence.

    The property's unique features are showcased in a newly released video by Land id, in collaboration with listing broker Hall and Hall of Billings, MT. The video provides an immersive experience, featuring island flyovers, interviews with the listing agent, and a tour of the primary residence, guest home, and surrounding landscape.

    Bill McDavid, a veteran of notable luxury listings at Hall and Hall, oversees the listing assignment. He describes Cromwell Island as "a monumental piece of earth" that can only be fully appreciated by visiting in person. The island's owner, the Lee family, acquired it in 1982 with the hope of establishing a home amidst the landscape and wildlife.

    Land id worked closely with Hall and Hall to collect unique property highlights required to understand what's involved with owning Cromwell Island. Their collaboration resulted in a 10-minute video narrative that includes animated island statistics, topographic overlays, and exceptional videography.

    Living on an island in the northern Rockies can pose challenges, such as navigating Flathead Lake during mid-winter. However, the Lee family had installed agitators to prevent ice build-up for smooth passage. The video also highlights the main home's generator room, interior build-out potential, and transport barge.

    McDavid describes Cromwell Island as "extremely peaceful," with a serene atmosphere that can be experienced by visiting the island. Hall and Hall's website includes an expansive listing description with the property's history and terms of the sale. Land id's video is available on its website and YouTube channel.