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Vail, Colorado’s Priciest Home for Sale Is Now This $49.5 Million Mansion

By Liz Lucking
Jan 29, 2024

A lavish ski-in, ski-out home in Vail, Colorado, that’s just strides from the slopes, hit the market last week for $49.5 million.

That eight-figure price tag makes the more than 12,000-square-foot home the most expensive currently on the market in the famous ski town. It’s also newly remodeled, according to the listing with Liz Leeds and the luxury team at Slifer Smith & Frampton.

“In a town like Vail, many, many people say ‘my home is ski in, ski out,’” Leeds said. But this property is a “true, true ski in, ski out.”

Residents can step out the front door, reach the end of the driveway, cross a street and be on snow. “It’s such a prime location,” Leeds added.

The home boasts a gourmet kitchen, a media room, a game room, a custom wood bar and a wine storage room. There are eight bedrooms, including a primary suite with two walk-in closets.

From Forbes

Natural Water Elements Cradle $26-Million Mountain Modern Estate In Vail

By Lauren Beale
Jul 30, 2021,07:00am EDT

Colorado’s Rocky Mountains provide seemingly endless opportunities for breathtaking vistas.

This contemporary home in Vail has the aspen, pine and craggy views for which the area is known — plus a bonus. Or make that two. The home is sited where a pair of creeks, the Gore and the Booth, meet.

The south-facing house makes the most of its vantage point with floor-to-ceiling expanses of glass. Windows slide away to connect the indoors to the outdoor living spaces, which include dining, entertaining and sitting areas. The sounds of flowing water from two sides of the property complete the setting.

The exterior of the mountain modern home combines copper siding, stone and cedar for a rugged yet refined look in keeping with the natural setting. An arched metal-roofed portico shelters the entrance.

Gently curved roofs and high windows with deep overhangs help shield against summer heat and capture the lower winter sun. Locally sourced boulders used in the landscaping further ground the appearance of the creek-side home.

Architects Hans Berglund and Adam Gilmer of Berglund Architects drew from traditional and contemporary design concepts to create the 7,168-square-foot house. The interiors blend such finishes as Telluride Gold stone, steel, copper and a variety of woods.

At the heart of the home is a two-story great room with a stone slab and steel-clad fireplace, Italian tile floors and creek and mountain views. A curved floating stairway centered on a multi-story chandelier connects the three levels of living space.