The latest aerial photos of what will be the largest private residence ever built in Yellowstone County show that the house is coming along quite quickly.
This aerial photo shows the larger retail subdivision of which Scheels is the anchor tenant, the Titantic anchor tenant.
For no particular reason except that Marty Connell has kindly provided us with new aerial photos, we offer up—you guessed it!—new aerials photos of what is going to be the biggest house ever built in Yellowstone County.
We have written about the big house before, so we won’t go into all the particulars again. Suffice it to say it will be a 26,000-square-foot castle-like abode with a bowling alley, home theater, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a drawbridge.
It is being built just northeast of the developed part of the Ironwood Subdivision. And no, we still don’t know who is going to live there, though rumors continue to fly and dozens of readers have told us who it is. They are all certain they know, but few of them agree with the other readers.
We have reported that the subdivision where the house sits is being developed by Larry and Amy Price, who say the house is being built for someone else, whom they have been asked not to name.
Anyway, Connell recently took more aerial photos of the house in progress and shared them with Last Best News. He also sent along some new aerial photos of the Scheels store, possibly to illustrate the point that the new house is the biggest construction project in the county since the completion of that sporting goods store.