Collection Winter2025/26

THE COLLECTION

A home as unique as you

The homes we represent are special. Each one, the gateway to an extraordinary way of living. As unique as every individual.

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A COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY

“Whitney was extremely professional and a pleasure to work with. We have been through at least 9

~ Elaine, Steamboat Springs, CO

FLIGHT SCHEDULE

Atlanta (ATL) Daily 12/20–3/29Delta

Austin (AUS) Sat 3/7–3/28 Southwest

Boston (BOS) Sun, Tue, Thu, Fri 1/15–3/29 JetBlue

Chicago (ORD) Daily 12/11–4/5 United

Chicago (ORD) Daily 12/18–4/6 American

Dallas/Ft Worth (DFW)Daily, 2x Daily 12/18–4/6 American

Dallas Love (DAL) Varies 12/19–3/28Southwest

Denver (DEN) Daily, 3x Daily 11/22–4/19 United

Denver (DEN) Daily, 3x Daily 11/22–4/19Southwest

Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Mon, Wed, Sat 1/17–3/28 JetBlue

Houston (IAH) Daily 12/19–3/30 United

Los Angeles (LAX) Daily / Mixed 12/18–4/5 United Minneapolis/St Paul (MSP) Daily / Wed, Sat 12/20–3/28 Delta

Nashville (BNA) Most Sat 12/20–3/28Southwest

New York/Newark (EWR)Up to Daily 12/18–4/5 United

San Diego (SAN) Sun, Wed, Sat 12/20–3/29 Alaska

San Francisco (SFO) Mixed 12/20–3/28 United

Seattle/Tacoma (SEA)Sun, Wed, Sat 12/20–3/29 Alaska

Washington-Dulles (IAD) Sat 12/20–4/4 United

BUILDING COLORADO’S FUTURE

HOW LISA HARA & THE MILL ARE REDEFINING TIMBER & REAL ESTATE

By Alexa Panico

FROM FOREST STEWARDSHIP TO INNOVATION

Hara, a Colorado native, began her timber industry journey with a focus on fire mitigation and beetle kill salvage. Hara said “I was in awe of the beauty in the backcountry. But I saw the damage of what the beetle kill had done and wondered what would happen if managed properly.” These issues have plagued Colorado forests for decades, leaving behind millions of dead trees that increase wildfire risks and disrupt ecosystems. Instead of letting these challenges

define the industry, Hara saw an opportunity. In 2023, she acquired The Mill with a mission to preserve a legacy business while charting a more innovative and sustainable future. Today, The Mill is sourcing local timber, experimenting with mass timber technologies, and embracing carbon recapture solutions — all while creating jobs and supporting regional economic growth.

WHY REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER BELONG TOGETHER

At first glance, real estate and forestry might seem like separate worlds. But for Colorado’s mountain communities, they are deeply connected. Developers, architects, and brokers are increasingly under pressure to deliver projects that are both environmentally responsible and authentically local. “Colorado isn’t

historically a logging state. There isn’t a single mill in Denver. In fact, Colorado imports up to 90% of wood products from outside of the state. The goal is for the Mill to help close the loop of local timber which creates a demand and loggers to fill that demand. It’s a perfect supply and demand relationship.” This is where Hara’s vision offers a natural partnership by using:

1. Sustainable Building Materials

The Mill provides builders and developers with locally sourced wood, reducing reliance on timber imports and cutting down on transportation emissions. In a market where buyers value ecoconscious design, using Colorado timber becomes a selling point.

2. Fire Mitigation and Community Safety

By harvesting beetle kill and overgrown stands, The Mill contributes to wildfire risk reduction. Real estate professionals can highlight these efforts as part of a property’s broader commitment to safety and stewardship.

3. Authentic Colorado Storytelling

Homes built with locally sourced, beetle-kill bluestained pine carry a story that resonates with buyers seeking a genuine connection to the region. Real estate isn’t just about square footage — it’s about identity, lifestyle, and values.

4. Economic and Community Development

Supporting The Mill means investing in Colorado’s economy. For developers and brokers, partnerships with local industries like Hara’s demonstrate a commitment to the long-term vitality of the region.

A PLATFORM FOR IMPACT

Hara describes The Mill not simply as a business, but as “a platform for impact in Colorado’s evolving forest economy.” For real estate professionals, this creates a chance to align with a mission that extends beyond profits — one that preserves landscapes, supports local jobs, and builds healthier communities.

In a time when buyers are demanding greener homes, developers are seeking sustainable materials, and mountain towns are searching for balanced growth, The Mill offers a powerful bridge. By partnering with the real estate industry, Lisa Hara is proving that Colorado’s forests can be both a resource and a legacy.

WELLNESS & ANTI-AGING

BIOIDENTICAL HORMONE THERAPY

PEPTIDE THERAPY

MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS

LONGEVITY TESTING

REGENERATIVE THERAPIES

SEXUAL WELLNESS

IV THERAPIES

M EDICAL AESTHETICS

FACE & BODY CONTOURING

LASER HAIR REDUCTION

BOTOX & FILLERS

HAIR RESTORATION

RF MICRONEEDLING

FACIALS & PEELS

THE MARKET AT A GLANCE

While we’ve seen significant price increases in all property types over the last several years, compared to other resort markets in the Western region, Steamboat still offers a great value. Whether looking for a ski-in/ski-out condo or a luxury single family home, there is something for buyers in all price points.

STEAMBOAT COMPARED TO OTHER RESORTS

2024 Average Sold Price and Units Sold • Condominiums, Townhomes & Single Family Homes

$4,000,000 $3,500,000 $3,000,000 $2,500,000 $2,000,000 $1,500,000 $1,000,000 $500,000 $0 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS MARKET SNAPSHOT

REAL ESTATE TRENDS OVER THE PAST 19 YEARS

Number of Listings, Units Sold and Dollar Volume

Steamboat’s real estate market reflects a refined balance—longer days on market offering opportunity, yet values remain strong. Demand is fueled by lifestyle and legacy, not urgency. As we enter Q1 2026, expect a stable, confident market defined by discerning buyers, quality inventory, and enduring appeal across all property types.

INVESTING IN LIFESTYLE

The State of Short-Term Rentals in Steamboat

We caught up with local real estate expert and Steamboat

Sotheby’s International Realty agent, Ryan Cox, to talk about today’s buyer psychology, the performance of shortterm and mid-term rentals, and the new dynamics shaping investment opportunities in Steamboat Springs.

QWHAT TRENDS ARE YOU SEEING IN BUYER PSYCHOLOGY RIGHT NOW AND WHAT KIND OF PERFORMANCE CAN ONE EXPECT FROM A SHORT-TERM RENTAL IN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS?

Buyers today are more data-driven than ever, but in Steamboat, there’s still a strong emotional component. Most people looking here want more than numbers on a spreadsheet — they’re seeking a property that performs financially and enhances their lifestyle.

When it comes to short-term rentals, performance has been fairly consistent across the market. After accounting for management fees — typically 25% to 35% — plus taxes and HOA costs, most owners see a net return in the range of 1% to 3% at current property values. That’s assuming there’s no debt service. Of

Qcourse, there are always exceptions, and higher-end properties often yield slightly stronger returns.

That said, investing in Steamboat is really an investment in lifestyle. Going the STR route allows owners to enjoy their property while benefiting from cash flow and long-term appreciation. When you combine those elements — use, enjoyment, and growth — Steamboat, like other premier mountain towns, becomes a compelling place to invest. For those seeking a pure investment with maximum cash flow, however, markets like Dallas, Boise, or Charlotte may offer better returns.

BEYOND LIFESTYLE AND RENTAL INCOME, WHAT OTHER FINANCIAL OR TAX ADVANTAGES COME WITH OWNING AN INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN STEAMBOAT?

There are some powerful tax strategies that can make a Steamboat investment even more appealing. For instance, 100% Bonus Depreciation allows investors to accelerate write-offs and offset a significant portion of taxable income in the first year of ownership or operation.

QFor those selling another property, a 1031 Exchange can defer capital gains by rolling the proceeds into a new Steamboat purchase. When you combine these tools with lifestyle use and long-term appreciation, the investment thesis becomes not just attractive, but truly compelling.

WHICH AREAS OR PROPERTY TYPES TEND TO PERFORM BEST AS RENTALS IN STEAMBOAT?

Properties close to the base area generally perform the strongest because guests value convenience — easy access to the slopes, dining, and Steamboat’s newly reimagined base experience. But every property is unique and should be evaluated individually. For example, high HOA dues can really eat into income, even if a unit commands high average daily rates and occupancy.

Small upgrades can also make a big difference. Based on conversations with local management companies,

features like a private hot tub, air conditioning for warmer months, or blackout blinds can meaningfully increase bookings and nightly rates.

There are also some fascinating opportunities in the Downtown area — properties that include both a primary residence with an active STR license and a separate Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) for long-term rental. These setups are incredibly versatile, generating steady year-round income across different renter segments and driving stronger overall returns.

QHOW HAVE STEAMBOAT’S SHORT-TERM RENTAL REGULATIONS RESHAPED THE INVESTOR LANDSCAPE?

Since the adoption of the Short-Term Rental Overlay Map in June 2022, we’ve seen a steady uptick in 30-dayplus rentals. These longer-term stays appeal to digital nomads, extended-stay visitors, friends and family of locals, and residents in transition. It’s a segment that stays compliant with city regulations while offering guests a more immersive Steamboat experience.

This trend isn’t unique to Steamboat, we’re seeing it in many resort destinations with new restrictions

BOTTOM LINE

on nightly rentals. While short-term stays still yield the highest average daily rates, long-term rentals are becoming an interesting alternative for homeowners looking to monetize their properties in a compliant way.

Many savvy operators now toggle between STRs and LTRs — renting short-term during peak winter and summer seasons, then switching to longer-term rentals during shoulder seasons. This approach minimizes income gaps and helps maximize gross annual revenue.

Steamboat Springs continues to attract investors drawn to more than just numbers. Here, the investment story is as much about mountain lifestyle, flexibility, and long-term growth as it is about cash flow.

*Ryan Cox is luxury real estate broker with Steamboat Sotheby’s International Realty with a portfolio of high-end residential and development projects across Steamboat Springs. Cox was a cofounder of SmartPads, a luxury prefab home company that delivered more than 50 projects throughout the Mountain West.

FROM STERILE To Soulful

WHY HOME DESIGN IS MOVING BEYOND MILLENNIAL GRAY

For nearly a decade, white walls, gray furniture, and minimalist staging ruled the real estate world. “Millennial gray” became shorthand for clean, modern, and marketable. A safe aesthetic that sold homes fast and was totally supercharged by the pandemic. But as we move into the latter half of the 2020’s, there has been an uptick in new trends. New trends that started to give way to something much richer: warmth, depth, and personality. Something is shifting. Buyers are tired of sterile. They want spaces that feel alive.

The Pandemic Hangover

The minimalist, white-and-gray look made sense in the 2010s. It photographed beautifully for marketing and social media, felt “clean,” and offered a blank canvas during a time when life felt chaotic. But after years of isolation, homeowners are craving comfort over perfection. They want rooms that feel livedin, not strategically staged. Post-COVID design psychology leans toward comfort, texture, and emotional connection. Buyers aren’t just shopping for a house, they’re searching for a feeling. Spaces that invite you to linger... spaces that feel collected rather than curated. Designers are calling the new aesthetic “soft luxury” or “quiet warmth.” Think layered textures, buttery neutrals, warm woods, and natural stone with visible veining. The new palette swaps cool grays for camel, taupe, and sand, with deep greens and muted terracotta’s making a comeback. Buyers are increasingly drawn to homes with personality. From arched doorways, vintage light fixtures, organic materials, and even imperfect finishes. Where the latter 2010s/early 2020s prized uniformity, the mid-2020s celebrate individuality and spaces that reflect life, not just lifestyle. Instead of cookie-cutter kitchens and identical Quartz islands, we’re seeing spaces designed for how people actually live. Multifunctional dining areas, moody home libraries, cozy nooks. Comfort and self-expression now drive value as much as square footage or finishes.

What This Means for Sellers and Realtors

For real estate professionals, understanding these shifts is key. Staging that once relied on white slipcovers and gray throw pillows now risks feeling cold or dated. Psychology tells us that it reminds buyers of the Covid days. Today’s buyers respond to spaces that feel warm, welcoming, and emotionally resonant. A little texture, color, and character can make a big difference. This movement isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about identity. After years of sameness, buyers are drawn to homes with character—an arched doorway, a bold light fixture, or a moody powder

room. These details spark emotional connection, which often translates directly into stronger offers.

The white-and-gray era had its moment, but as the decade unfolds, design is getting its soul back. Design trends always evolve, but this shift runs deeper. It’s a reflection of how people want to live now. After years of uncertainty, homeowners are ready for comfort, connection, and warmth. The era of white and gray gave us clean lines and easy staging. But as the decade unfolds, buyers aren’t looking for blank slates anymore… they’re looking for homes with soul.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLO.

RANCHING IN WINTER

By Kristina Tober

While there’s plenty of grandeur across Colorado, Steamboat Springs has its own distinctive draw. Sweeping valleys, rolling hills, open lands dotted with cattle, quiet dirt roads perfect for gravel biking – all more dramatic when iced by Champagne Powder™.

What makes “Ski Town, USA” so special? Agriculture.

“Old ranchers around here used to rely on skis to get around,” said Patrick Stanko, a fourth-generation rancher in Steamboat Springs. “Steamboat was a bunch of agriculturalists that developed a ski mountain. Agriculture is what makes Steamboat different from any other ski resort in Colorado or even the West.”

Today, the Yampa Valley is home to dozens of Centennial Farms & Ranches – families like the Stankos, Mongers, Zehners, Greens, Hitchens, Redmonds, Squires, Houges, Soash and more who’ve run operations on the same land for 100+ years. For them, ranching isn’t just a way of life and legacy, it’s a business and an increasingly challenging way to make a living – particularly as land values skyrocket and commodity markets plummet. It’s also hard work and long days, no matter the season.

BRAVING THE ELEMENTS

The stillness of winter may hint at a lack of activity, but for most ranchers, it’s business as usual.

At the Stanko Family Ranch, they’re busy weaning calves, managing herd numbers and reviewing grazing plans, all crucial decisions when you earn one check a year from your herd. Herd size dictates how much hay to put up. For a cow-calf or directto-consumer operation that over-winters their herd, it’s essential to balance nutrition to ensure healthy calves come spring. For most operations, feed is the single largest expense, and can run significantly higher during droughts or other events that drive up hay and grain prices.

At Mystic Hills Farmstead near Clark, Mikinizie and Jack Taylor raise 100% grass-fed and finished lamb and beef. As the ground freezes, the Taylors move their rotationally-grazed herds into corrals for the winter. While the herd is smaller, it’s essential to put up enough hay to feed the animals not sent to processing. Fortunately, they have enough fields to both graze and hay, creating a closed loop system on their ranch.

BY ALI HALL

Despite bringing herds closer in, the work doesn’t slow. Ranchers spend as much time repairing infrastructure, clearing snow, breaking ice for water, and feeding in the winter as they do in the summer rotating animals, irrigating, fixing fences, and more.

Deep snow brings new challenges: keeping fences high, ensuring shelter, and feeding on fresh ground. Thankfully, cattle and sheep are well adapted to the cold, and ranchers use tactics like evening feedings that help raise the animal’s body temperature during

the coldest part of the day.

While unrolling hay has advantages in winter, fuel and maintenance costs quickly add up. On Yampa Valley Ranch, Ranch Manager Chase Hall turns to bale grazing when deep, crusted snow keeps the herd from foraging. It also keeps costs down and offers tremendous ecological benefits. “With bale haying, I can intentionally manage my herd to restore areas like droughty ridge tops or hillsides that need that intense carbon and manure input.”

SNOW = WATER

While snow is a precious commodity in any ski town, it’s the lifeblood of an agricultural community. How much snow falls, when, and how quickly it runs off dictates how much water will flow come spring and summer.

“We’re always thinking about water,” explains Mikinzie. “The more snow we have, the longer we have water. The longer we have water, the more we can irrigate, and the longer we can have our sheep out on the ditches versus the ponds. Water is crucial for everything we do.”

Healthy snowpack determines pasture health, hay

yield, and herd sustainability. “When we put moisture back into the soil, we get growth and build critical carbohydrates in the grass and forbs,” adds Patrick. “But like anything that’s agricultural, it’s great to have it when it comes, but it’s never at the right time.”

Take this past summer when an exceptional drought and high temperatures impacted hay production. With feed typically accounting for up to 75% of operating costs on a ranch, drought hits heavy on the bottom line. Drought is also a key factor in declining herd sizes across the U.S. Without fresh pasture in the summer and sufficient hay to feed in the winter, many ranchers have had to reduce their herd size to stay solvent.

MANAGING THE LAND FOR WATER AND THE FUTURE

Weather can’t be controlled, but land management can. For the Taylors, both wildlife biologists, conservation is the priority. By rotational grazing, moving their livestock frequently and not overgrazing, they’re increasing the health of their land and their animals.

As part of the Conservation District, Patrick Stanko understands livestock’s role in soil health. The natural behaviors of grazing make the land more resilient. Trampling and grazing break up soil compaction, stimulate plant growth, improve moisture absorption,

and build organic matter – turning grass that is oxidized, bunched, and dying into healthy forbs that generate carbohydrates and soil organic matter.

Chase Hall agrees “Livestock are a tool. Used well, they restore ecosystems. When consumers see producers as caretakers and sculptors of the landscape, that’s how we cultivate mutual respect.”

SUPPORTING RANCHERS

As Mikinzie reminds us, it’s important to be grateful for what agriculture means to the Yampa Valley. Whether it’s open lands or local food, we all benefit. Buy direct from local producers whenever possible – many ranchers sell full, half and quarter animal shares. Shop local at Yampa Valley Foods and support the Yampa Valley Community Ag Alliance and its mission to preserve agriculture.

Take advantage of winter activities run by local ranchers, as these programs provide ranches with supplemental income and build opportunities for conversation. Mind the tractors driving on snow packed roads and honor fence lines, even when they’re buried in snow. Relish the pristine white vistas and snowcapped mountains.

And remember, respect the rural, because that’s what makes Steamboat a place we all cherish.

CUT, COLOR COMPOSITION

INSIDE THE PAPER WORLD OF PAULINA JOHNSON

By Alexa Panico

When you walk into Paulina M. Johnson’s studio, you’re immediately greeted by a kaleidoscope of color. Shelves lined with paper in every shade imaginable, delicate spirals and strips waiting to become part of her next intricate collage. Her medium? Paper. Her method? Pure patience, precision and passion.

I sat down with Paulina in her studio alongside her loyal dog, Murray, to talk about her creative process, her inspiration behind this year’s Winter Carnival poster design, and the unconventional journey that led her from graphic design to fine art.

ON HOW IT ALL BEGAN

Q: Your art has such a distinct, textured look, how did you develop this style?

A: Thank you. Honestly, it all started pretty simply. I glue little pieces of paper down... that’s really what I do. I cut my strips using a Cricut machine, which has totally changed my process. Before that, I was cutting everything by hand, and it was so time-consuming. The Cricut was actually a Christmas gift, and it’s been life changing.

Q: Where do you get your paper from?

A: I source paper from a few mills—GF Smith in England, which makes the Colorplan line, and another one in Germany called Gmund. I also use Neenah Paper out of Wisconsin; they make a lot of envelopes and stationery. And lately I’ve been working with a company called Mulberry Paper that distributes some really unique textured and marbled papers. They’re gorgeous.

FROM DIGITAL DESIGN TO PAPER ART

Q: You mentioned your background is in graphic design, how does that influence your work now?

A: It plays a big part. My process still starts digitally. I design the composition on my computer first, then I use the Cricut to score the lines where each paper strip will go. Once that’s done, it’s all hands-on from there. It’s really the best of both worlds; visual design meets tactile craft.

ON LIFE, ART & FINDING HOME

Q: You mentioned you’re originally from Mexico City; how did you end up here in Colorado?

A: My husband is from Oak Creek, and his career in physical therapy took us to Greenville, South Carolina

for awhile. When they sold his business, we knew we wanted to raise our boys here. This feels like home. It’s such a wonderful place to raise kids and to create.

ON INSPIRATION & TECHNIQUE

Q: Who inspires you as an artist?

A: That’s a hard one. I’ve worked in design for so long, and that world is full of inspiration. But once I started working with paper, it became something else entirely. There are so many incredible paper artists out there. I’d say I’m influenced by the medium itself... the way paper interacts with light and shadow. It’s always a surprise. You never quite know how it will look until it’s done.

Q: How long does a piece usually take?

A: That’s the question I get asked the most, and the most difficult one to answer. It really depends. Some come together quickly, but others, especially ones with flowers, can take weeks. Each little spiral is handrolled using a tool from traditional paper quilling, which is how I first got started. I even still use a finepoint applicator for glue; it’s my most important tool!

ON PROCESS & ROUTINE

Q: You seem incredibly disciplined about your work. Do you keep a regular schedule?

A: I do. This is my full-time job, so I try to treat it that way. I work here most days. I see my son off to school, take the dog to the park, and then come to the studio until about 3 or 4. I also work a few shifts at the gallery as part of our co-op model. A couple of years ago, I set a goal to create one new piece every week—52 a year. I haven’t quite hit that number, but I got to 45 last year! I document everything on my website in a section called “Paper Trail,” where you can see each year’s body of work and even how my process has evolved.

ON CREATING THE WINTER CARNIVAL POSTER

Q: Tell me about your piece for the Winter Carnival, it’s so visually striking.

A: Both of my boys have gone through the Winter Sports Club program, and my youngest is a Nordic jumper. I’ve been looking up at the Howelsen Hill jumps for over ten years, it’s such a big part of our lives. I didn’t want to do a cliché version of it, but it just felt authentic to my experience.

I played around with color, I even thought about doing bright reds to capture the fireworks and flares from the night jump, but I ended up keeping it more subdued and truer to my neutral palette. The paper flowers in the piece take the place of the trees at Howelsen, which adds a fun twist. The community’s response so far on this piece has been really exciting.

ON RECOGNITION & GROWTH

Q: Where can people find your work?

A: I’m part of Pine Moon fine Art, an artist-owned gallery here in Steamboat. Joining the gallery really solidified my transition working with The Raitman Galleries, they have two locations in Breckenridge and one in Vail. I also enter works into juried and group exhibitions around the country.

ON HER FIRST PAPER PIECE

Before we wrapped up, Paulina showed me the very first paper piece she ever made, constructed entirely from junk mail.

“It’s all junk mail,” she laughed, pointing out familiar logos hidden within the colorful swirls. “That’s how it all started... I got hooked right away.”

From repurposed catalogs to precision-cut color strips, her work has evolved into something truly extraordinary, art that invites you to step closer, to look from a new angle, to see how light transforms paper into magic.

You can explore Paulina’s full body of work — including her “Paper Trail” at her website //paulinamjohnson.com or visit her in person at Pine Moon fine Art downtown. You can also follow her on IG @paulinamjohnson.

Local Roots. Global Reach.

With local roots that run deep, giving back to our community is at the core of who we are. We are proud to support Routt County nonprofit organizations that serve the needs of the Yampa Valley, and we thank them for all they are doing for those who live in our community.

WILD GOOSE RANCH

32380 WILD GOOSE LANE

$16,675,000 #S1061376

A scenic 35.5-acre property featuring live water and ponds, along with an adjacent 120+ acre conservation easement. Stunning in every way, this multi-generational home is both luxurious and tranquil in an unparalleled setting. Cathedral ceilings, custom woodwork and open concept, this home stands out as the South Valley’s premier estate, conveniently close to the Steamboat Ski Area and downtown.

This sale marks the highest price per sq ft for any single family home in Steamboat Springs to date. This luxury estate on the shores of Lake Catamount, is only 1 of 10 lots in Lake Catamount with its own boat and dock. Encompassing 35.02 acres, this property is a distinguished retreat located at the end of a private drive, providing peace and serenity at this lakefront homestead.

665 MEADOWBROOK CIRCLE 5

$4,450,000 #S1064241

An incredibly special lot and home located on Fish Creek in Mountain View Estates. The interior has a comfortable aesthetic in a classic mountain style with extrordinary wood finishes and a two-story custom dry stacked fireplace. This home embodies everything you could want in comfort and high-end finishes. The home blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, accompanied by the soothing sounds of Fish Creek. Located in a private, mature and sought-after neighborhood.

LAKE CATAMOUNT’S “BIG VIEW”

$4,095,000 # S1057569

Behind the gate, 35-acre lot with panoramic views of Lake Catamount, Sarvis Creek and South Valley. Borders open space and National Forest with water and electricity to lot.

LUXURY LAKE CATAMOUNT GEM

$3,500,000 #S1063971

The developer’s preferred location with panoramic lake views. Beautiful 3 BD+ loft, 3.5 BA features numerous upgrades, premium finishes and no maintenance.

GOLF COURSE LIVING AT ITS FINEST

$2,450,000 #S1056153

The last buildable lot for sale in Catamount Ranch. Bordering the 15th fairway, shovel-ready and utilities in place with vast views of the Valley. Minutes to the ski area and town.

PRIME DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

$7,495,000 #S1056762

Rare commercial lot by the Yampa River downtown, features PUD zoning with development possibilities for residential, hotel, retail or offices. Existing leases = immediate income.

$535,000 #S1064035

Minor deed restricted, 1 BD, 1 BA upper, corner unit by the Yampa River, shops and dining. Open concept, eat in kitchen, laundry and parking.

REMODELED HILLSIDER CONDOMINIUM

$969,900 #S1057588

Bright and airy, 2 BD + loft, 2 BA renovated mountain condo with vaulted ceilings, modern fireplace, deck, outdoor pool and hot tub. Ideal investment opportunity close to ski area.

TO SKI LIFT

$485,000 # S1056806

Fully furnished, 1 BD, 1 BA condo with updated kitchen & bath, private deck and great amenities with opportunity for short-term rentals.

TIMELESS ELEGANCE | HISTORIC 7TH STREET HOME

$3,950,000 # S1061657

5BD, 4BA + 1BD, 1BA ADU, 5,305 SF on 0.33 AC. Modern upgrades, STR permit, 3-car garage, hot tub, gardens. Walk to schools and Old Town.

ICONIC LOT 1 LAKE CATAMOUNT

$2,750,000 # S 1059791

Exclusive Lake Catamount. 66.98 AC with well, power and driveway in place. Stupendous views, privacy, and only 6 minutes to town.

EXCEPTIONAL TREE HAUS CHARM

$1,895,000 #S1062702

Postcard views from this custom 2,978 SF, 3BD + loft, 2.5BA and family room, with 2-car garage, vaulted ceilings and huge windows.

WILDHORSE MEADOWS FIRST TRACKS CONDO STR

$695,000 #S1059444

Recently upgdated 1BD, 1BA, 669 SF condo in the Green Zone. Resort amenities including gondola access, shuttle and large owner storage.

720 ACRES BETWEEN STMBT & VAIL 221 ACRES OF RECREATION BUILD YOUR COLORADO DREAM HOME

$3,600,000 # SS9241480

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity surrounded by BLM land. Multiple building sites.

$1,150,000 # S1050643

Rarely available 5 parcels totalling 221.92 contiguous acres with BLM access.

$525,000 #SS3410359

Easy building on a gorgeous 5.04 acre lot with mature trees in adventure-filled North Routt.

CREEK RETREAT WITH SKI MOUNTAIN VIEWS

$1,585,000 # S1063831 $899,000 #S1058123

Modern 3 BD, 3 BA townhome featuring vaulted ceilings, newfinishes, 2 large decks and an oversized, heated 2-car garage for all your gear.

$1,250,000 # S1063975

2BD/1BA home near schools, trails & downtown, featuring stylish finishes, Viking range, fenced yard & oversized heated garage.

$750,000 #S1059465

1 BD+ Loft, 2 BA green zone condo with ski-in access, gas fireplace, private deck and views.

Ski-in/ski-out luxury in the best location in the complex. Updated 2 BD, 2 BA with sleek finishes, modern kitchen and Emerald Mountain views.

Flat sunny 20-acre parcel with ski mtn views, solar greenhouse, water rights and an ideal site to create your dream mountain home near town.

1 BD, 1 BA unit with ski mountain views, golf membership, great amenities and allows STR.

Spacious 2BD, 3BA Alpenglow floorplan with lock-off options and access to great amenities.

SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT CHRISTIE CLUB

$220,000 #S1064120

3 BD 1/7th fractional at Christie Club, ski-in/ski-out with slope and mtn views. 6 reserved weeks/year, pool, hot tubs and luxury amenities.

$4,300,000 #S1061598

5 BD en-suite townhome. Luxury finishes throughout, chef’s kitchen, vaulted ceilings, AC, family and recreation spaces, resort style amenities and stunning mountain views.

MOUNTAIN MODERN TRAILHEAD LODGE

$1,045,000 # S1059469

Lowest priced 1 BD+Den, 1 BA condo in Trailhead Lodge overlooking the ski area. Sold furnished and ready to rent. Top notch amenities, pools & hot tubs. Walk to the gondola.

STAGECOACH LOT RESERVOIR VIEWS

$99,900 #S1064125

Beautiful .55-acre lot in South Shore adjacent to open space with reservoir views. Year-round access, ready to build with electric nearby.

MODERN-RUSTIC LOG CABIN

$925,000 #S1059602

3 BD, 3 BA, 2,570 SF retreat w/3 separate living areas perfect for guests. Surrounded by 13+ ac near Stagecoach Reservoir, this home blends log cabin charm & contemporary comfort.

6+ weeks of use per year

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3 and 4 bedroom residences

1/7 OWNERSHIP FROM $220,000

Upscale featuring private patio with fireplace and hot tub, modern mountain design and superior resort-style amenities. Nightly rentals allowed. Mins to the Ski Area.

Central location steps to Rita Valentine Park. This half duplex enjoys an open great room, wood floors, AC, 2 large decks, second family room and great views. CENTRALLY LOCATED MOVE-IN READY

$1,700,000 #S1057870 3+ BD / 3 BA / 2,363 SF

$1,590,000 #S1064167 4

Spacious new Stagecoach home with 2 living areas, large exterior deck, lower level walkout and stunning views. Backs to 15 ac of open space. Only 25 min to Steamboat.

COLUMBINE TOWNHOME WITH $20K CREDIT

$950,000 #S0157995 3+ BD / 3.5 BA / 2,064 SF

Updated kitchen and baths, multiple decks to enjoy the outdoors and 2-car garage. In nice, quiet neighborhood near trails and the Steamboat Ski Area.

Lovely home nestled among mature trees with fresh exterior stain, hardwood floors, stainless appliances and two living areas. 25 minutes from Steamboat Springs. YOUR MOVE-IN READY STAGECOACH RETREAT

$920,000 #S1057634 5 BD / 3 BA / 2,749 SF

STYLISH TIMBER RUN RETREAT

$869,000 #S1057300 2 BD / 2 BA / 930 SF

Turnkey, remodeled condo minutes from the Steamboat Ski Area. Stylish finishes, mountain charm and views. Amenities include pool, hot tubs and shuttle.

ONE OF A KIND MODERN SKI RETREAT

$6,950,000 # S1059915

A once in a lifetime slopeside property in Steamboat. This 6 BD, 5.5 BA legacy ski-in / ski-out Storm Meadows retreat blends timeless alpine design with modern luxury. The home features vaulted ceilings, kitchen and separate wet bar, primary suite with walk in closets, two spacious slopeside decks, private hot tub, A/C, 2-car garage, dual covered carport, 500+ SF bonus room and true ski access.

$3,995,000 #S1056500

Custom-built 4 BD, 5.5 BA, 4,100 SF home in a premier walk-to-ski location featuring mountain views, top-floor primary suite, gourmet kitchen, elevator, A/C, heated 2-car garage, covered deck, hot tub, and strong short-term rental history.

STEAMBOAT SKI AREA LOT

$2,300,000 #S1061849

Rare 1.04-acre homesite on Ski Trail Lane with panoramic mountain views, walk-to-ski location, flexible zoning for a single-family home with ADU or duplex, nightly rentals allowed, paved year-round access and all utilities to the lot line.

$2,499,000 #S1057431

Updated and furnished 4 BD, 4 BA penthouse with walk-to-slopes convenience, main-level primary suite, modern kitchen, private deck with Steamboat Ski Area views, gas fireplace, A/C and a strong short-term rental history.

$1,099,000 #S1057031

3 BD, 2 BA charming home with custom log finishes, eat-in kitchen, spacious primary with a loft space and private balcony. 1 car garage, back deck and mountain views. Walk to downtown and schools.

$595,000 #S1064042

Updated top-floor 2 BD, 2BA condo with Sleeping Giant, Emerald Mountain, and downtown views. The home features an open layout, vaulted ceilings, HOA amenities, and convenient downtown access.

$170,000 #S1049009

5.47-acre lot featuring a private spring, owner’s lodge amenities, trailer parking, a stocked community fishing pond, and endless trail access. Camping and target shooting permitted on lot.

$999,000 #S1053735

Prime lot on 0.64 acres with valley views, custom 4,600 SF architectural plans, all utilities in place and excavation of building site complete. Zoning allows for single family with ADU or duplex.

940 SF unit featuring a 175 SF mezzanine, epoxy floors, 14' x 13' door, 30-amp power and wide drive aisles. Gated entry with exterior lighting, access to 2 communal bathrooms, and just 2.5 miles from downtown.

$79,500 #S1055357

Experience the best of North Routt living on this gently sloped, readyto-build 0.64-acre lot with mature aspen groves, stunning mountain views, and year-round outdoor recreation. Water and sewer in place.

FAWNCREEKHOME.COM

$2,775,000 #S1059358

An exceptional 35-acre retreat framed by panoramic views of Sleeping Giant and the Flat Tops. This 3,186 sq ft log-crafted home blends artistry and solitude, bordering acres of conserved land, with mature pines, freshwater ponds, and frequent visits from wildlife.

HOMEONROLLINGSTONE.COM

$2,295,000 #S1064097

Contemporary sophistication meets mtn serenity in this remodeled golf course townhome with 3 bedroom suites, vaulted ceilings, located at the end of a private culde-sac. Offered fully furnished, the home has been beautifully remodeled by renowned New York architect Anderson Kenny.

$1,897,000 #S1062274

Turn-key 3BD/3BA townhome in the coveted Cross Timbers community featuring rich log accents, vaulted ceilings, and a dramatic two-story stone fireplace. Enjoy resort-style amenities including a pool, hot tub, and tennis courts, plus a private shuttle to the ski area base. MOUNTAINTOWNHOME.COM

$1,695,000 #S1061715

Private 6.28-acre North Routt retreat surrounded by a well-maintained forest of aspens and pines. Features soaring ceilings, log accents, a stunning stone fireplace, a chef’s kitchen, and a spa-like primary suite. Enjoy being just minutes from Steamboat Lake and endless outdoor adventure.

enjoy the steamboat grand’s amenities Fitness center, pool, hot tubs, ski/boot storage, restaurants and owner’s lounge. The 2 units have similar floorplans, king bed, pet-friendly, STR option and include 2 free parking spots.

Experience mountain luxury in this 5 BD, 7 BA estate at Storm Mountain Ranch. With stunning views this 7,539 SF home features timeless design, custom finishes and inviting spaces. Just minutes from Steamboat, enjoy access to 1,100 acres, private trails, clubhouse and guest cabins.

$14,950,000 #S1058038

$12,450,000 #S1062629

Experience modern luxury and historic charm at the Heritage Creek Ranch—54 spectacular acres in Steamboat’s South Valley. This newly built estate features a custom home with sweeping views, a private pond, creek, guest house and barn. Just 5 minutes from downtown.

MAGNIFICENT HOME ON FISH CREEK

$9,900,000 #S1061491

A truly grand, well-crafted home located directly on Fish Creek offering 5 BD, 9 BA, privacy, exquisite custom details and a serene setting. Enjoy sounds of the creek throughout the home, 2 spacious primary suites, a carriage house and amazing backyard with a private beach.

SPECTACULAR HOME ALPINE MTN RANCH

$11,750,000 # S1050557

This 9,458 SF timber-frame home in Alpine Mountain Ranch offers 5 BD, 9 BA and exceptional craftsmanship with Douglas Fir timbers, mortise & tenon joinery. Features include a valley-view great room, gourmet kitchen, main-level primary suite and outdoor living with covered dining.

SERENITY RIDGE AT ALPINE MTN RANCH

$8,200,000 #S1056221

This 5,461 sf mtn contemporary home on 5 acres features 5 BD, 5.5 BA and striking views. Highlights include great room with vaulted ceilings, accordion glass doors, sleek kitchen with leathered granite, main-level primary suite with office, lower-level guest quarters with steam room and dry sauna.

MAD MOUNTAIN RANCH

$8,500,000 #S1055031

Rare 213-ac property with 1/2 mile Elk River frontage, private fishing, stocked 1.5-ac pond, barn, shop, trails, 2,707 SF home, stunning views, senior water rights & bordering Nat’l Forest.

701– $7,995,000 703– $7,525,000 702 & 704– pending

Experience luxury with small-town charm at The Residences at The Astrid—Steamboat’s newest ski-in/ski-out homes offering refined mountain living and premier services.

THE ASTRID – 2 RESIDENCES NOW AVAILABLE A SANCTUARY RETREAT

$6,600,000 #S1059833

Custom Sanctuary home offering 5 BD, 6 BA & stunning views on 1.72 acres. Quality construction and finishes, soaring ceilings, exposed trusses, stone fireplace & gourmet kitchen.

STUNNING DAKOTA RIDGE

$5,995,000 #S1062561

Exquisite 5 BD, 5,246 SF remodeled home with main-level primary suite, stunning Ski Area views and 8 private acres with trails.

VIEWS BEYOND COMPARE

$4,995,000 #S1062530

Expansive 8 BD retreat on 35 private acres with 360° views, stylish updates, furnishings and no HOA. Perfect for large groups.

SPACIOUS 5 BEDROOM AT THE PORCHES

$4,400,000 #S1061501

Convenient mountain location, Ponderosa floorplan with 5 BD, 5.5 BA, 5,083 SF of luxurious finishes and full-service amenities.

ENTERTAINER’S DREAM IN DAKOTA RIDGE

$5,695,000 # S1061998

Unbeatable Ski Area views from this updated 5 BD, 7 BA, 5,299 SF home on 3 acres with outdoor living, fire pit, wine cellar and theater room.

$4,995,000 #S1059847

Top-quality 6,220 SF custom build with thoughtful finishes, including a grand stone fireplace, on 35 acres offering views, privacy and space.

GREY HAWK RANCH

$3,795,000 #S1063869

35 acres, stunning views and spacious 4 BD, 5,090 SF home with updates, large barn, riding trails, fenced pastures and access to state land.

REMODELED FARMHOUSE

$3,775,000 #S1064217

Rare 10.5 acre ranchette, beautifully updated 4 BD home, remodeled bunkhouse, historic barn & pond with senior water rights. Close to town.

OLDTOWN TREASURE

$2,795,000 #S1064231

Prime location downtown. 3,306 SF, sweeping views, apartment and 1 BD carriage house.

REMODELED WHISTLER TOWNHOME

$625,000 #S1061426

Completely updated 2 BD, 1.5 BA, 968 SF. Mtn near core trail, large deck, W/D, pool/hot tub.

GIANT SKY RANCH

$3,749,000 # S1059839

Custom 6 BD, 5,920 SF home with chef’s kitchen, luxurious primary suite and media room. 35 private acres, stunning views and in/outdoor living.

TOWNHOME IN THE GREEN ZONE

$1,899,000 #S1057672

Short walk to the Ski Area, this 4 BD, 3.5 BA townhome is turnkey and nicely updated.

UPDATED AVIATOR GARAGE

$440,000 # S1056351

Heated, 20 ft custom counters, storage, professional finishes & more. Business ready.

CHARMING HAYDEN HOME

$725,000 # S1061557

Lake Village 3 BD, 2 BA open concept home, new trex deck and large fenced yard.

STEAMBOAT GRAND 1/8 FRACTIONAL

$127,000 #S1055813

Freestyle 1 BD, 2 BA floorplan with lock-off primary, parlor, full kitchen & hotel amenities.

Marabou Ranch offers owners an unrivaled range of recreational opportunities, amenities & services at this shared ranch ownership property. The Ranch is situated on over 1,700 acres with dedicated open space, including 2-miles of the famed Elk River with world-class fishing. Owners also enjoy miles of trails, owner cabins, the Lodge and the Mountain Camp at the base of Steamboat Ski Resort.

Homestead E1

Homestead A3

Homestead F6

Homestead C6

7.25 ac

$1,800,000

6 .18 ac $1,700,000

6 .35 ac $1,695,000

6 .05 ac $1,500,000

Homestead F5 5 .99 ac $1,500,000

Homestead C9

Homestead G6

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7.47 ac $1,500,000

6 .70 ac $1,350,000

$3,150,000 # S1061208

5.02 ac homesite w/expansive views. Includes architectural plans. Exclusive AMR amenities.

$10,000,000 #S1050407

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$2,500,000 #S1063925

$1,325,000 #S1053131

50.3 ac, private building envelope, amazing views amenities & trails in gated community. In the Green Zone, permits approved, plans for a triplex, utilities ready and STRs allowed.

Exceptional income potential with a grandfathered STR license and high-performing ADU. This Old Town home + ADU blends timeless Steamboat character with modern updates. Corner of Park and Grand—steps to downtown, schools, dining and trails. Live in one, rent the other... or both.

STRAWBERRY HIGHLANDS ESTATE

$9,950,000 #S1059873

Luxury 9,024 sq ft estate on 18.5 acres in Strawberry Park, just 2 miles from downtown. Creek, trails, barn, sports court, pond, and sweeping views create the ultimate year-round mountain retreat.

STUNNING HOME IN OLD TOWN

$1,775,000 #S1059949

Downtown Steamboat 3 BD, 3 BA, 2,085 sq ft home blends comfort and convenience. Remodeled with radiant heat, wood floors, natural light, private decks, landscaped yard, garage and off-street parking.

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COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

$7,495,000 #S1056762

One of the last remaining commercial lots in downtown Steamboat, situated along the scenic Yampa River. PUD zoning for a maximum building height of 48 ft and a wide range of development possibilities.

TERRACES AT EAGLERIDGE

$1,125,000 #S1059618

Furnished 2BD, 2BA at The Terraces in the Green Zone. Walk to the Steamboat Ski Resort. Features hardwood floors, fireplace, patio, pool, hot tub, fitness center, garage, storage and shuttle. Pets allowed.

SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT ONE STEAMBOAT PLACE

$4,850,000 # S1055307

Nestled at the base of Steamboat Ski Resort, this ground floor, 2,384 SF, 4BD, 4BA residence boasts a spacious open floorplan, perfect for bringing family and friends together. 5-star ameities.

$899,500 #S1064157

South Shore at Stagecoach: 3 BD, 2BA, 1,792 sq ft, off-grid with solar and wind, panoramic lake views, wraparound deck, luxury finishes, privacy, and direct access to Stagecoach, BLM and public lands.

$3,549,000 #S1060057

340-acre family retreat in NW Colorado. Custom barn with heated shop, kitchen, fireplace, ponds, private deck, big game hunting, US Forest Service access, trails and year-round adventure for all ages.

SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT SKI INN

$975,000 # S1061416

Fully furnished 2 BD, 2 BA Ski Inn condo with ski-in/ski-out via groomed trail, gondola views, private entrance, mudroom, covered patio, ski lockers, hot tubs, sauna and winter shuttle.

This 1 BD, 1 BA condo has a tastefully updated interior. Offering slopeside access, incredible nightly rental income producer.

CONTEMPORARY LUXURY DESIGN

$2,995,000 #S1056078

Stunning 5 BD, 5.5 BA, estate on 35 acres in very private location. Newly built, this home is a true sanctuary with incredible panoramic views in all directions.

/ SKI-OUT AT STORM MEADOWS IDEAL LOCATION

$694,000 #S1055278 SOLD FOR $1,500,000

$575,000 # S1062111

A true ski-in/ski-out with incredible mtn and valley views. Charming 1 BD, 1 BA condo blends cozy mtn style and excellent rental income.

Nestled in a desirable mtn neighborhood, this 3 BD, 3 BA single-family home on a prime lot that combines privacy, natural beauty & convenience. SOLD FOR $1,855,000

Top floor 4 BD 4 BA that is beautifully appointed with high-end finishes and furninshings. Exeptional amenities and great rental income.

WALK TO SKI

$520,000 # S1055952

This well-appointed 1BD condo located in the Green Zone is steps from the slopes. Enjoy vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace and fully equipped kitchen with in-unit washer/dryer. Enjoy a hot tub, private parking, ski lockers and bike storage.

EQUESTRIAN ESCAPE MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN

$2,650,000 #S1064164

The ultimate horse property 8 minutes to town. Enjoy views of the ski area, Flattops and Elk River from your private deck. This 4 BD, 4BA, 2,500 SF home sits on a fully fenced 35 acres. The property has a 6-stall barn, outdoor riding arena, and a 40' x 50' storage shed for all your equipment and toys.

4 BD | 5 BA | 4,467 SF Near Base of the Ski Area Represented the Seller 2600 EAGLERIDGE DR #26 SOLD FOR $2,805,000

5 BD | 6 BA | 5,959 SF 3.43 Acre Lot Represented the Buyer 42237 DEER ROAD SOLD FOR $3,433,000

Working with a knowledgeable resort broker ensures you understand local market trends, rental potential, and regulations—helping you navigate the process smoothly and secure the right investment at the best value.

Sold at full price, this modern 4BD home in Flat Tops at Wildhorse was fully furnished and turn-key, featuring A/C, a rooftop patio, fire pit, and folding doors opening to a pergola-covered deck. Enjoy resort-style amenities and a private gondola—true mountain luxury near the slopes.

Unobstructed ski area views in Steamboat’s premier gated ranch community. Minutes from the slopes with private trails, top-tier equestrian facilities and utilities at lot line.

$2,100,000 #S1064230

3 BD, 3 BA, 2,032 SF with attached 2 car garage, steps away from the ski slopes. Resort-style amenities include outdoor pool, hot tub, tennis courts and heated driveway.

ICONIC DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL

$3,240,000 #S1056248

Sitting at the entry to town on the corner of Lincoln and 4th Street, welcome to a one-of-akind corner building in Old Town Steamboat Springs. Redevelopers and Investors have an opportunity to make it their own—6,334 sq ft, sitting on 0.32 acres including rare abundant parking, high visibility, and strong redevelopment potential.

Backing to open space with gorgeous finishes, views and privacy. With 4,400 SF and oversize 3 car garage Thoughtfully landscaped for privacy.

SOLD FOR $3,200,000 represented seller

Beautiful 5 BD, 7 BA, 5,176 SF modern, open-concept home conveniently located between the ski area and downtown, on a quiet cul-de-sac with sweeping views in all directions.

2 BD, 2 BA, 1,164 SF fully furnished condo, located between downtown and the Steamboat Ski Area, in a quiet and well maintained complex. SOLD FOR $2,400,000

FOR $982,000

1/4 SHARE AT THE STEAMBOAT GRAND

$299,000 #S1064153

Oversized Alpenglow unit, offers tons of flexibility, with 3 entry doors and multiple options to rent. This 2 BD 3 BA sleeps up to 10 guests with big views of the Ski Mountain.

$45,000 #S1064152

Claim your own slice of CO high country. This beautiful half-acre property offers year-round access and serene mountain setting that’s ready for your dream cabin or retreat.

5 BD, 5.5 BA, 5,676 SF Privately nestled on an elevated lot in downtown, this custom-built home offers a rare blend of sleek design, natural materials, and sweeping views. With close access to trails and hot springs, this design-forward home is a true downtown retreat. represented buyer

$399,000 #S1061493

5.31 acre lot bordering Routt National Forest with river access, trails and countless recreational opportunities. representing seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #510

SOLD FOR $700,000

3 BD, 2 BA, 1,120 SF condo. represented seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #111

SOLD FOR $470,000

1 BD, 1 BA, 824 SF condo. represented seller

$2,750,000 #SS8025361

2.32-acre development parcel in the Green Zone, near the base of the ski area, offering endless possibilities. representing seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #307

SOLD FOR $607,000

2 BD, 2 BA, 1,056 SF condo. represented seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #109

SOLD FOR $485,000

1 BD, 1 BA, 824 SF condo. represented seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #212

SOLD FOR $485,000

1 BD, 1 BA, 824 SF condo. represented seller

SKI TIME SQUARE CONDO #107

SOLD FOR $450,000

1 BD, 1 BA, 824 SF condo. represented seller

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UPGRADED TOP-FLOOR WITH SKI ACCESS

$870,000 #S1064098

Upgraded 2BD, 2BA Ski Inn with breathtaking views, gas fireplace, fully furnished & in-unit washer/dryer. Private ski locker, great amenities & rental history.

$812,500 #S1057716

2BD, 2BA with 1,032 SF featuring open floorplan, vaulted ceilings, new quartz countertops, stainless appliances & upgraded flooring. Heated 1 car garage.

$850,000 #S1062578

Fully furnished 2BD, 2BA condo has been carefully maintained with a great location within the complex. A vacation retreat, investment or primary residence.

AMAZING VIEWS ON GLACIER RIDGE

$3,995,000 #S1050921

On a private road with amazing views of the Steamboat Ski Area and the entire valley. Spectacular hand-made custom log staircase, vaulted ceiling and wood beams. Gourmet kitchen with Wolf Range, Subzero refrigerator and two dishwashers. 5 bedrooms including a 1 bedroom apartment for guests or a caretaker.

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