The Residence
This custom, European Alps style mountain home features four bedrooms + den, four spa bathrooms and two half baths. Every room has spectacular views from this corner aspen tree covered lot. This estate property has all the highest-end finishes, a gourmet commercial kitchen and expansive heated decks. Located on the fourth fairway of the Telluride Golf Course, the property basks in all day sun.

The Experience
Named for the 90-mile-long San Miguel River, San Miguel County is home to some of southwest Colorado’s most amazing natural sites. From Bridal Veil Falls, the longest free-falling waterfall in Colorado, to the Old Spanish Trail, a 1,200-mile historic trail route that started in Santa Fe, New Mexican, touched the Telluride region, and continued on to Los Angeles, California.

Encompassing a diverse geographic region ranging from rugged mountain plateaus to arid ranching communities, San Miguel County is a combination of unsurpassed scenic beauty, colorful heritage and modern development. Over twenty unique towns call San Miguel County home, as well as portions of the Uncompahgre National Forest and the recreational havens of the Lizard Head Wilderness and Mount Sneffels Wilderness. Two scenic byways meander through the county—the San Juan Skyway and Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway.

At the heart of San Miguel County are two unique communities: Telluride and Mountain Village. Each with its own charms, the two towns are connected by a free gondola, the only transportation system of its kind in North America. Rooted in history, Telluride is both a bustling ski town and historic jewel. Clapboard storefronts house independent art galleries, old-time bars and delectable eateries. Neighboring Mountain Village offers a modern take on nature featuring expansive views and world-class accomodations. During the winter season, Mountain Village is the place to be featuring convenient access to the slopes of Telluride Ski Resort.