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Luxury Mountain Retreat in Colorado’s Renowned Ski Country

This estate located on 145 acres offers outstanding views of snow-peaked mountains, a 2,600 sq. ft. guesthouse, a well-stocked fishing pond and 10 miles of custom-built trails for hiking, snowshoeing or snowmobiling. The main house is over 14,000 sq. ft. and is filled with 300-year-old wood trusses, custom ironwork and reclaimed wood floors.

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Stone Ranch House and Garages

The mountains beckon off in the distance and on the estate's 145 acres, there are miles of hiking, biking and snowshoeing trails to explore. In addition to the main grand residence, there are also two four-car garages for when all the family (and their friends) come to stay.

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Ranch House Exterior and Pond

Not far from Colorado's Beaver Creek ski area and with 145 acres to call its own, this incredible ranch home is a mountain escape to beat all mountain escapes. The property has over 10 miles of hiking trails with picnic areas nestled amongst them. There is also a 2-bedroom guest or property manager house.

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Rustic Open Plan Game Room With Vaulted Ceiling

The cathedral-like beams vaulted across the open plan living areas are 300-year-old reclaimed wood from Austria. In addition to the inviting game room and library, there are also a soundproof media room and a home gym.

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Rustic Neutral Living Room With Vaulted Ceiling

Incredible mountain vistas sweep across the home's open concept floor plan, on display from all the rooms through walls of windows. On snowy days and nights, cozy up by the huge stone fireplace.

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Rustic Dining and Living Room With Colorful Chair

Floors throughout the home are made of Arrigoni hand-scraped reclaimed wood floors. Exposed beams are 300-year-old Austrian wood trusses. The iron-and-glass chandelier over the dining table is custom made.

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Rustic Dining and Living Room With Cowboy Art

Kitchen flows to dining room flows to living room. Each space, despite the home's vast 14,419 square foot, has warm appeal with textural touches like exposed stone and wood, rich leather and colorful art and accents.

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Rustic Dining Room With Black Striped Rug

The open floor plan is exactly right given the home's magnificent mountain surroundings. Lots of windows let in views from wherever you are. Here in the dining room a handsome wrought iron chandelier helps anchor the dining table.

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Rustic Chef Kitchen With Woven Leather Barstools

The kitchen feels down to earth and friendly despite being stocked with every top-of-the-line appliance. More wonderful windows frame the views and there's plenty of room for the house party to gather round the large island.

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Rustic Primary Bedroom With Window Walls

Walls of windows wrap around the primary bedroom showcasing views of Colorado's Gore and Sawatch mountains.

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Stone Fire Pit and Mountain View

Can't have a mountain house without a fire pit. This one offers wonderful views of ranch land and Colorado's snowy peaks.