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Eagle Hill, Rural Mountain View County, Alberta

4, 4141 Township Road 340

$1,195,000

A custom 2025 home on two landscaped acres with panoramic Rocky Mountain views, full-height ICF construction, triple-pane Pella windows and 3,557 square feet of fully developed living space.

Land2 acresBedrooms3Bathrooms3Developed space3,557 sq ft

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MLS® #A2332592. Listing agents: Dusko Sremac and Michael Gloria. Listing office: Real Broker. Current price, status and property facts reviewed against REALTOR.ca on September 8, 2026; MLS® data provided by Pillar 9™. Data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate.

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