Brooktree Residence D304 | Vail, Colorado | Vail Board of Realtors

ST JAMES PENTHOUSE

Brooktree Residence D304

Brooktree Residence D304 Ideal locations for all seasons! Enjoy spectacular restaurants, shopping and all of the summer and winter activities the Vail Valley provides just out your front door.

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About The Home Inside the Home

2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1,088 +/ - Square Feet 2 Spacious Decks with Views of Vail Mountain And The Gore Range

Outside the Home

Walking Distance to Lionshead Village Close to Bus Route Quiet & Private with Expansive Views

Visit the Home Virtually

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Open your door to the calming sounds of Red Sandstone's flowing creek and scenic views of both Vail Mountain and the Gore Range, enhanced by the privacy and natural light of this end unit. This inviting 2 -bedroom residence in Brooktree offers a thoughtfully designed floor plan that balances comfort and functionality, featuring light filled living spaces that encourage relaxation after a day in the mountains. Enjoy morning coffee on your private deck overlooking the creek below, unwind beside a warm fireplace or dine in and savor quiet evenings at home —an authentic expression of the classic Vail lifestyle.

Unsurpassed Luxury Living The property provides convenient access to free town transportation, nearby trails, and the shops and dining of Vail Village just minutes away, all while maintaining a peaceful residential setting. This residence presents an outstanding option for qualified local buyers seeking a primary home in one of Colorado ’s most iconic resort towns. A harmonious blend of natural setting, comfort, and accessibility, this home captures the essence of Colorado mountain living.

Floor Plans 1,088 +/ - Square Feet

Lower Level

*NOT TO SCALE

Upper Level

*NOT TO SCALE

VAIL & BEAVER CREEK, COLORAD

Vail and Beaver Creek is the mecca of skiing and recreation, offering a lifestyle that no other resort can duplicate. Everyone in the family will find something to love in the 7,100 skiable acres and 3,340 vertical feet of diverse skiable terrain. Use five gondolas and abundant high-speed lifts to create an adventure in the nine bowls, world-class off-piste skiing and wide-open corduroy that Vail and Beaver Creek boasts. Surround yourself with the majestic scenery of the Rocky Mountains and finish your day shopping, ice skating, and enjoying all of the family activities here in the Vail Valley.

As the seasons change come right back to experience a wide array of golf, hiking, biking, fishing and numerous other activities in this amazing mountain climate and setting.

No matter the season, you will never struggle to find a concert, festival or restaurant to enjoy with your friends and family.

Allow us the privilege of helping you discover this incredible valley and the home base for all of the adventures ahead for you and your family.

VAIL VALLEY SIGNATURE CLUBS

ABOUT THE CLUBS All the Vail Resorts Signature Clubs are designed to make your time in the Vail Valley effortless, you can choose from a club that provides private on -mountain dining, in -village parking or world -class golf. Our members start each day in their home clubhouse with our Signature Club breakfast before hitting the slopes, playing a round of golf or exploring the Rocky Mountains any time of year. Join your fellow club members in the afternoon with one of our many social events.

Our eight Signature Clubs are a place for you to gather, relax and enjoy the surroundings, meet new friends and reunite with old. Each of the Signature Clubs provide a special and unique atmosphere in which to enjoy the mountains, whether it be a championship golf course and clubhouse, access to world -class skiing, on -mountain gourmet dining, tennis courts, swimming pool, ski storage and ski valet service, year -round social activities, valet parking, fitness, concierge services, special discounts and more. Our highly trained and dedicated staff is here to make your Signature Club the perfect home away from home.

Memberships are available in all of our Signature Clubs except the Passport Club. The Beaver Creek Club and Bachelor Gulch Club are dependent on property ownership in those areas. Membership at Game Creek Club, Vail Mountain Club, The Arrabelle Club, Arrowhead Alpine Club and Red Sky Ranch does not have a property ownership requirement. For a complete list of all our clubs please go to the 'Our Signature Clubs'.

To learn more about the Vail Valley Signature Clubs contact your local Vail and Beaver Creek Broker.

Winter Whether you are an expert snowboarder who appreciates “steep and deep ” runs, a moderate ski enthusiast attracted to groomed cruisers, or a first -timer signed up for your inaugural lesson on the bunny slopes, wintertime in the Vail Valley will excite your inner child and exceed expectations.

The varied landscape makes this area a favorite among families, and children love the kid -friendly activities found across the mountains.

Even if you have no interest in attaching the slender boards to your feet, you can still find plenty of entertainment off the ski trails.

Adventurous sorts tackle the multi -lane tubing hills for an adrenaline -filled ride downhill. When you ’re ready for more, you ’ll be whisked back to the top — no uphill tube hauling necessary!

Other outdoor activities include ice skating, snowshoeing and ski biking.

Summer As inviting as Colorado is in the winter months, summer bursts at the seams with activities. The arts reign supreme, with events such as music, dance, and jazz festivals — each featuring several performances throughout the season.

When the mountains call, lace up your hiking boots for some of the most beautiful trails in Colorado.

If you prefer to hike across manicured fairways and greens, enjoy a round of golf at one of the many fine courses.

If mountain biking is your passion, you ’ve come to the right place. Some areas accommodate mountain biking, with gondolas carrying bikes up the mountain to access a network of trails.

You can also take a ride to the top of the hill and hike back down to the base.

Activities such as horseback riding and ropes courses help ensure there is something for everyone.

GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATRE The Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail is a spectacular outdoor venue located just East of Golden Peak in Vail Village. With covered seating for 1,260 guests and the ability to accommodate another 1,300 guests on its expansive grassy hillside the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater provides the perfect setting to enjoy a variety of shows while enjoying breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and the Gore Range.

Each summer, the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater plays host to an array of cultural and entertainment offerings, ranging from internationally renowned dance and classical music presentations, courtesy of the Vail International Dance Festival and the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival, to the free weekly concerts of the Bud Light Hot Summer Nights series. Local chorale and theater presentations annually grace the Amphitheater stage, while headlining concerts round out the summer calendar.

Enjoy the company of both locals and vacationers alike.

We look forward to seeing you at one of our events!

To learn more about upcoming events visit www.vvf.org

VAIL & BEAVER CREEK MOUNTAIN RESOR

Squaw Creek House is just minutes away from the ever beautiful Vail and Beaver Creek Mountains. Vail mountain opened to the public with one gondola and two chairlifts. Today, 31 lifts have the capacity to transport more than 60,000 skiers uphill per hour. Beaver Creek is known as North America's World Cup mountain. Home to the annual "Birds of Prey" World Cup alpine ski race, and the 1989, 1999 and 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, These mountains are unique in that they have the power to bring people together in a beautiful luxury ski resort setting, removed from the outside world.

VAIL MOUNTAIN BASE ELEVATION

8,120 FT SUMMIT ELEVATION

11,570 FT NUMBER OF TRAILS

193 NUMBER OF LIFTS

31 SKIABLE ACREAGE

5,289 ACRES

Beaver Creek Mountain BASE ELEVATION

8,100 FT SUMMIT ELEVATION

11,440 FT VERTICAL RISE

3,340 FT NUMBER OF TRAILS

167 NUMBER OF LIFTS

24 SKIABLE ACREAGE

2,082 ACRES

Vail was founded by Pete Seibert and Earl Eaton in 1962, at the base of Vail Pass, which was named after Charles Vail, designer of the highway that passed through the valley.

HISTORY OF VAIL

During World War II, Seibert joined the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division which trained at Camp Hale, 14 miles south of Vail between Red Cliff and Leadville. During the training Seibert and Eaton became familiar with the surrounding terrain, areas of which would become resorts in later decades. They discovered a peak that believed to be well -located and with good snow, calling it No -name Mountain, which later became Vail. Construction of the resort began in 1962 in the uninhabited valley. It opened six months later on December 15th. There were three lifts: one gondola that ran from the base of the front side to mid -mountain, called Mid -Vail; a lift from Mid -Vail to the mountain peak; and a lift allowing access to the back bowls. Vail quickly grew to become a popular ski resort, a village formed at the base, near the gondola ski lift, which was taken down in the 1970s. By 1970 the mountain had greatly expanded, with a second gondola added in the Lionshead area, which also included residences and shops at the base of the slopes.

In 1989, Vail hosted the Alpine Skiing World Championships with great success. The championships were held in Vail/ Beaver Creek again a decade later in 1999, to even bigger fanfare. Vail/Beaver Creek will host the Alpine Skiing World Championships again in 2015. In the early 2000s, hundreds of millions of dollars were invested in the resort. In 2000, Vail opened Blue Sky Basin, an intermediate -expert back -country area with moguls, tree skiing, cliffs, and ridges. Vail has been the number one ski resort in the United States over 14 times and is always recognized as one of the top skiing destinations in the world.

In summer 2007, after seven years without a new chairlift, Vail undertook one of the biggest lift improvements at a Colorado ski area when it installed two high -speed quad chairlifts. A new plaza was opened at the bottom of the Vista Bahn Express ski lift in Vail Village in 2008. On February 27, 2010, one of the original black diamond trails, International, was renamed Lindsey's to honor Vail's Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn. The trail is next to "Giant Steps" and one of two flanking the original lift number one from the base of the mountain. On December 10, 2010, a new high -speed quad chairlift in the Sun Down Bowl, the High Noon Express opened.

On Opening day in 2011, Vail opened a new ski -in/out fine dining restaurant at Mid-Vail. The new restaurant, named "The Tenth" is named for the famed US Army division that trained nearby and several Vail founders once belonged.

History of Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes; a delight for the senses. The influence of renowned resorts such as Switzerland ’s St. Moritz, Italy ’s Cortina, and Spain ’s Val d ’Aran led to the creation of a unique mountain resort full of excitement and village luxury.

Originally designed to accommodate skiers of all abilities, Beaver Creek Mountain continues to welcome and challenge those who visit its slopes. From the gentle groomed runs of Strawberry Park to the rugged glades and bump runs of Grouse Mountain, Beaver Creek is enjoyed by a variety of Nordic Sports enthusiasts.

When George Townsend first settled in the Valley in 1881, he knew he ’d found something special, an exceptional mountain, lined with aspen groves and beautiful vistas that would become a world renowned destination. In 1972, Vail continued its vision by purchasing the land and began designing a resort that combined western hospitality and European charm. Obstacles delayed resort completion, but on December 15, 1980, Beaver Creek finally opened to the public.

Beaver Creek may be home to incredible corduroy and family -friendly terrain, but its Birds of Prey course also has a reputation for being a formidable stop on the Men ’s Alpine Ski World Cup —as Beaver Creek is the only mountain in the U.S. to regularly host the international race series.

At Beaver Creek, experience the refined side of winter. It

’s rare blend of premium experiences among natural Rocky Mountain splendor is why Beaver Creek continues to set the standard for a luxury vacation.