Waterstone Way in Aspen, Colorado

Waterstone Way Woody Creek, CO

Pond & Bridge Entrance The driveway enters the property on the upper bench, threading through a verdant landscape of sparkling streams - highlighted with a dramatic waterfall and quiet pools, and manicured lawns and perennial gardens. The pond is perfect for that junior world-class fisherman.

Entry The front door opens into a gracious and light-filled twostory foyer, with views through the living room to the Roaring Fork River beyond. Drystack sandstone walls and dark wood complement the custom-designed John Pomp chandelier.

Dining Room The open living and dining area is surrounded by transparent walls of glass and sliding glass doors, revealing front and center views of the Roaring Fork River. Walnut floors and crisp stone complement the clean architectural lines in this seamless indoor outdoor living environment.

Waterstone On the market for the first time in 45 years, Waterstone Way is an iconic property in the upper Roaring Fork Valley - an exceptional find in an extraordinary setting.

Protected by a dense canopy of trees on a uniquely flat site right on the Roaring Fork River, this five-acre estate includes two custom homes and access to some of the best recreational opportunities in Colorado.

Originally owned by Doc Henry, Aspen’s first dentist, the property can only be accessed by a private driveway or via boat from the river. It was purchased in the 1970’s by Nick Coates, a realtor, developer and Aspen local. Coates recognized the unique beauty of living on the river and developed a vision for Waterstone Way to include two homesites, located just steps from the water. These lots are the last to be approved for new development adjacent to the Roaring Fork river in Pitkin County. Never again can a compound of this magnitude exist in such harmony with the surrounding river environment.

A compound like no other, Waterstone Way was developed with care and pride to invite tradition and legacy, encourage relaxation, and engender a love of place to last a lifetime. Each home in the Waterstone compound is a world unto itself, a private and luxurious retreat with unobstructed views and access to the Roaring Fork River. Just 10 minutes from the world-class resorts of Aspen and Snowmass, it’s the ultimate luxury legacy property.

Gourmet Kitchen Organized for cooking, entertaining and family gatherings, the spacious kitchen features sleek custom walnut flat-panel cabinets accented by a state-of-the-art Avento storage system in combination with stainless steel Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and Caesarstone and walnut butcher block countertops and kitchen island. A handsome hand-forged metal fireplace adds warmth to the cozy “hearth room� in all seasons. Sliding doors open on to a deck with lovely and private down-river views.

Master Suite The master suite features corner windows with pillow views of the river, a gas fireplace set in a travertine surround, generously sized his and hers closets, and a private deck with access to the hot tub. A custom wet bar, tucked into an alcove, is finished with walnut cabinets, Caesarstone and Ann Sacks glass tile.

Master Bathroom Hallmarks of the elegant master bath include high ceilings, travertine and walnut finishes, marble floor, two separate water closets, a double-entry shower, deep free-standing Victoria Albert tub, and a private river view.

Media Center The media room, located behind the living room features a double-opening drystack fireplace and upholstered walls. A Savant control system makes managing sound, climate and security a breeze!

Bar A wet bar, located in the media room, incorporates custom-designed floating glass shelves on a Irish moss marble backsplash.

Walnut flat-panel cabinetry is complemented

by Hansgrohe fittings and a Subzero undercounter refrigerator and icemaker

Office off Master Suite A private office is located in the master suite wing, and features built-in walnut cabinetry and a lovely river view.

Infrastructure for an elevator is located adjacent to the office.

Guest Suites Three private and luxurious guest suites are located on the home’s second level, each featuring wool carpet, high ceilings and custom en-suite bathrooms. A shared sitting room offers a central gathering space, and multiple doors open on to private decks with stunning river views.

Exterior Decks Designed by local architects Jamie Brewster and Gretchen Greenwood, the home reflects their distinctive flair for creating casually elegant living environments. Multiple decks wrap around the home offering infinite possibilities for seamless indooroutdoor entertaining, sunning or simply relaxing.

Waterstone Cabin The Cabin is a charming three-bedroom, three and one-half bath 3,286 s.f. retreat, clad in a distinguished silver-gray reclaimed wood and native stone and located 20’ from the river’s edge under a protective canopy of cottonwood trees.

High ceilings are accented by hand-hewn architectural trusses and white-washed floors, while decorative industrial lighting evokes a carefully considered ambiance that blends historic setting and contemporary uses. The country-style kitchen features custom paneled Wolf and Subzero appliances, deep farmhouse sink, Hansgrohe plumbing fixtures, Caesarstone countertops with a Carrara marble subway tile backsplash accent, and a hand-forged range hood clad in a rustic blackened steel.

Master Suite The master suite features quarter-sawn, wide-plank oak floors, high ceilings accented with architectural trusses, hand-crafted woodwork, and a double-sided gas fireplace set in a forged steel surround that opens on to the master bath.

Master Bathroom The master bath is a lovely, light and very private respite, finished with rustic touches of wood, detailed architectural trusses, and big windows that open on to the river environment.

Guest Suites Light and airy glass hallways connect the main living area with the ensuite bedrooms, each with French doors that open to private patios. High ceilings are accented with architectural trusses, and windows frame views to the river and surrounding mountains.

Woody Creek Neighborhood Located west of Aspen is beautiful Woody Creek, where the Roaring Fork River meanders the area and ranch property is prominent. Home, also, to past and present artists, writers, ambassadors, and world leaders in business - Woody Creek properties offer inspiring views of the river and multi-layered mountain ranges. Take a beautiful bike ride into Aspen along the Rio Grande Trail, or drive to town only 15 minutes away.

Here life is filled with charm and character, and ample wildlife including elk herds that frequent nearby meadows and pastures.

Homes in the Woody Creek Neighborhood are minutes from the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport making transportation to and from Aspen easy and convenient.

ACTIVITIES & RECREATION Amazing hiking and biking trails, Gold Medal fly fishing and more are all minutes away. Other exciting activities include: Horseback riding Paragliding Hot Air Balloon Rides Fly Fishing Whitewater Rafting Rock & Ice Climbing Cross Country Skiing Backcountry Hut Trips Jeep Tours Golf Tennis ENTERTAINMENT The excitement doesn’t stop even after the lifts are closed for the day. Aspen is well known for its nightlife, whether you are looking for a sports bar, a trendy club, or the hottest live musical act.

ART GALLERIES If you love art, you’ll have plenty to enjoy—head out on a nice summer evening and take in all the beautiful creations.

RESTAURANTS Aspen has an incredible variety of restaurants to choose from, no matter what you are in the mood for.

EDUCATION The Aspen School District includes several day care centers and pre-schools in the area. According to US News and World Report in 2012, Aspen High School was the top ranked high school in Colorado. Private schools in Aspen include The Aspen Country Day School and Aspen Community School.

SKI AREAS With four incredible mountains to choose from, each extremely different. Plan on an incredible day of skiing at Aspen Mountain/Ajax, Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS The twin peaks of the Maroon Bells, Colorado’s most recognizable scene and fourth largest wilderness, is a major attraction for hikers from all over Colorado.

Another attraction near Aspen is the breathtaking, 12,095-foot high Independence Pass. The road is the second-highest paved mountain pass in Colorado.

HISTORY Aspen, which originally was named Ute City, was erected as a mining town in the mid 1800s, and was renamed in 1880 after the abundance of aspen trees in the area. The first inhabitants of Aspen were a group of headstrong miners who, in 1879, ignored the pleas of Frederick Pitkin, then governor of Colorado, to return across the Continental Divide due to an uprising of the Ute Indians.

Silver was discovered soon after Aspen was founded, and by 1891, it was considered the largest silver mining district in the US. What was once a small mountain town of 300 residents had exploded into a busy populous of 12,000 people, six newspapers, two theaters, an opera house, and, an old-west tradition, a small brothel district.

Between 1891 and 1893, Aspen was at its peak both in terms of riches and people, but the good times weren’t meant to last. In 1893 the Sherman Silver Act was repealed which demonetized silver, with significant repercussions for the town’s economy.

Aspen almost became a ghost town as most of the mines closed, thus putting thousands of people out of work.

A few remained open, but wages were cut, and by 1930 only 705 people chose to stay. Ironically, one year after the Sherman act was repealed, one of the largest nuggets of silver ever mined was pulled from the Smuggler mine, weighing in at 2,350 pounds!

Following World War II, Aspen had a re-animation when the visionary Chicago industrialist Walter Paepcke arrived. In 1949, Paepcke started the Goethe Bicentennial Convocation, attracting 2,000 musicians and humanitarians to Aspen. In 1946, Paepcke and Friedl Pfeifer, a member of the 10th Mountain Division, started the Aspen Skiing Co., thus transforming the town into what would become an international resort destination.

In 1950, Paepcke also started the Aspen Institute, driven by his desire to have a “utopian community for the mind and body.”

Exclusive Listing Agents Kim Coates Brian Hazen 970.948.5310 kcoates@masonmorse.com

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