Truly Telluride Volume 34

People. Places. Properties.

Covering Telluride, Mountain Village & Surrounding Areas

Volume 34

Wilkinson Public Library The Library, with its services, programs, collections and staff, is a perfect match for the stunning scenery and unique qualities of the region it serves.

Mountain Village The town that has historically played second fiddle to Telluride, now clearly has a claim on the spotlight too.

Joanie Schwarz & Don Rosenthal A gifted photographer & steadfast wealth manager, Joanie & Don found their "spiritual home" in Telluride through their lifelong friend, Albert Roer.

Telluride's Big Backyard The mountain hamlets and desert communities surrounding Telluride offer year-round enjoyment to suit everyone’s fancy.

Telluride Properties Recent Significant Sales 344 Basque Blvd

Element 52, East 6

522 W Columbia

Element 52, River B

Aldasoro

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Offered at: $6,600,000

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135 A.J. Dr

513 E Columbia

567A W Pacific

Tip Top Penthouse

Mountain Village

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Mountain Village

Offered at: $2,995,000

Offered at: $2,850,000

Offered at: $2,595,000

Offered at: $2,195,000

Offered at: $3,945,830

Telluride Properties Historic Sales

Elk Creek Reserve

Frazier Homestead

134 North Oak St

Eider Camp

$19,000,000

$14,550,000

$15,000,000 $12,900,000

Cresto Ranch

River Ranch 344 Basque Blvd

153 Vischer Drive

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WWelcome to Truly Telluride elcome to Truly Telluride

We at Telluride Properties understand the pioneering spirit of those who come to Telluride. We invite you to enjoy our community, its beauty and grandeur and all of the wonderful benefits of the Telluride way of life. Telluride Properties has earned a reputation as the premier award-winning real estate firm in Telluride, bringing buyers and sellers together since 1986. We understand every aspect of the market, including slopeside homes and condominiums, in-town pied-à-terres, land, ranches, horse properties and year-round residences. As a trusted advisor to our clients, we provide the most knowledgeable and effective real estate brokerage services available.

Broker Profiles 2 Featured Our brokers exhaust every opportunity to provide

Village 14 Mountain Situated mid-mountain on the ski area’s south side,

unmatched real estate service to our clients in an effort to create lasting relationships.

Public Library: No Institution More 4 Wilkinson Truly Telluride

by Susan Viebrock

The Library, with its services, programs, collections and staff, is a perfect match for the stunning scenery and unique qualities of the region it serves.

Village: How High is Up? 6 Mountain

by Susan Viebrock The town that has historically played second fiddle to Telluride, now clearly has a claim on the spotlight too.

Doesn't Get Better Than This: Joanie 8 Life Schwarz and Don Rosenthal

by Susan Viebrock

A gifted photographer & steadfast wealth manager, Joanie & Don found their "spiritual home" in Telluride through their lifelong friend, Albert Roer.

10 Telluride's Big Backyard

The mountain hamlets and desert communities surrounding Telluride offer year-round enjoyment to suit everyone’s fancy.

Developments 12 Area Grandeur, luxury and style characterize Telluride area developments, where lavish residences mingle amongst polished urbane condominiums.

Mountain Village offers privacy and ski access in a sophisticated European setting.

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Town of Telluride In the historic Town of Telluride, enjoy the convenience of slope side condominiums, charming Victorian homes with breathtaking views plus unique shops and restaurants.

Area Mesas 36 Surrounding Dramatic sweeping views with miles and miles of serenity.

Spectacular estates and historic ranches await buyers seeking a tranquil retreat.

Ski Ranches & Ophir Area 42 Telluride Revel in the privacy of rustling aspen and tall pines in the Ski Ranches or the awe-inspiring rock walls and wildflower fields of Ophir and its neighboring areas.

Areas 48 Outside Resplendent with charm, Telluride’s neighboring communities have a personality all their own - offering an alternative to the hustle and bustle of Telluride.

52 Maps Mountain Village, Town of Telluride, and Telluride Region.

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232 East Pandora Lane Town of Telluride

Sophisticated in design, this contemporary home brings Ingram and Bridal Veil Falls into your living room...

See page 30 for details and photos.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu)

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Eric Saunders

Featured Brokers Eric first discovered the incredible lifestyle of Colorado while living in Aspen for a summer in 1989 and upon graduating from N.C. State University, he quickly moved back for a life in the mountains. After moving to Telluride from Aspen in 1996 he realized that he had found his home.

Eric loves to help people discover the “mountain lifestyle” and magic of Telluride. He brings a high level of professionalism and integrity to each transaction; allowing you to relax and enjoy the buying/selling process.

He has been involved in over $100 million in real estate transactions and has guided clients through large scale and single-family developments, condo, commercial and land purchases.

Eric actively volunteers his time as a big brother in the One to One program; is a current board member of The Just for Kids Foundation; and a former 4 year member of San Miguel Search and Rescue. He has also recently served as the President of the Telluride Association of Realtors and was voted Realtor of the Year in 2009 by his peers.

Eric's hobbies include skiing, mountain/road biking, scuba diving, sailing, travelling and reading. He is married to Alyssa (the best yoga teacher in town) and they have a spirited 3 year old son named Dylan with another one on the way.

Allison Templ in

Allison Templin hails from Hickory, North Carolina and is a graduate of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Although she’s a Tar Heel at heart, it was her love of the San Juan Mountains that inspired her to make Telluride her home sixteen years ago. In 2002 she embarked on her real estate career with Telluride Properties, bringing her warm southern hospitality to the region’s premiere real estate company.

Allison is known amongst her clients and peers as someone who takes the time to listen and provide the best quality service with the utmost professionalism. Her southern upbringing taught her what she lends to her real estate career today, she’s hospitable, patient and conscientious in her work.

Allison’s clients have nothing but the best to say about working with her.

“From the beginning we knew we had a match with Allison as our agent, she was very professional and most importantly respectful of our timeline. She knew her property listings, listened to our wants. It was the easiest closing we have had. Not only is she our agent, we also consider her our friend.”

Allison married Telluride native Matt Templin and together they are raising daughter Cate Grace surrounded by family and the mountains they love. They are expecting their second child in September, 2012. When she’s not in her office on Oak Street at the base of the Gondola Allison can be found hiking Telluride’s extensive trail system or enjoying an afternoon at Town Park with her daughter.

Aric Maloy

Aric grew up skiing the icy slopes of Buffalo, NY. Following years of skiing the Rockies on vacation, he finally realized his dream of living in a ski town when he moved to Telluride in 1999.

Since joining Telluride Properties, Aric has been a consistent producer and a knowledgeable real estate asset to his clients and fellow brokers. "I specialize in finding my clients the best value in the region that fits their budget, lifestyle and desires."

Aric is also very passionate about volunteering his time to a cause very close to his heart, the Telluride Adaptive Ski Program. TASP is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people with disabilities. Aric finds his student's resolve to learn how to ski despite their permanent disabilities most inspiring - and a truly rewarding experience.

Aric loves to take advantage of the region's ample recreation opportunities.

You can catch him ripping down the mountain on any given powder day with a huge grin plastered across his face, or exploring one of Telluride's many trails with his mountain bike and yellow lab Cass (named after his hometown of Cassadaga, NY). The remote and rugged settings of southwest Colorado and southern Utah are also home to one of Aric's favorite pastimes, canyoneering. The photos to the left are of Aric in action at Zion National Park, Utah.

photo by Stephen Cieciuch

TOWN OF TELLURIDE Nestled in a box canyon surrounded by the majestic, 13,000+ foot peaks of the San Juan Mountains, the over a century-old Town of Telluride is filled with colorful legends and Rocky Mountain spirit. Just six blocks wide and twelve blocks long, the National Historic District is a window into the town’s illustrious past with its vibrant Victorian homes, clapboard storefronts, boutiques, art galleries, bookstores, and gourmet restaurants.

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE Perched at 9,500 feet mid-mountain on the south side of the ski area, the distinct beauty of Mountain Village entices the most discriminating guests with its luxury hotels and condos, stylish boutiques, innovative dining, world-class spa, and championship golf course. Enchanting everyone with its modern alpine elegance, Mountain Village is the ultimate mountain retreat, complementing the rustic charm of Telluride to create “the best of both worlds” for visitors to this spectacular area.

SURROUNDING AREAS Other opportunities for a gentler, more relaxed pace of life can be found in the areas surrounding Telluride and Mountain Village. Historic cattle ranches and century old Victorians coexist graciously with newer estates in the fertile valleys and mesas.

Nowhere else in the west will one find 50 to 2,000 acre parcels with more profound views, abundance of wildlife, all with proximity to culture and recreation.

Experiences you will find “Only in Telluride” are beyond the spectacular scenery - a fascinating mix of old and new, funky and sophisticated — culture and recreation, philanthropy and decadence.

• Our gondola is free, connecting the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village, it is quite possibly the most scenic 13-minute ride you will ever experience • Everything in town is within walking distance, and if you don’t feel like walking grab the free shuttle, “The Galloping Goose” • Summers in Telluride are like one big, 5-month long festival with every weekend featuring musical performances, bike races, four-wheeling rallies, air shows, wine

tastings and film screenings...just to name a few • Telluride Public Schools are known for exemplary K-12 education programs,

ranking among the highest in the state of Colorado

• There is free shopping for everyone at the “Free Box”, a Telluride tradition for over 20 years • Bridal Veil Falls, at the east end of Telluride, is Colorado’s tallest free-falling Telluride Preschool Ski Day

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• Telluride Regional Airport is the highest commercial airport in North America • Our mountain offers 2,000+ skiable acres, a mix of quality terrain from refined groomed runs to challenging moguls, even beginners and intermediate skiers can ride to the highest peaks and enjoy terrain and views typically reserved for the experts • The nearest stoplight is 45 miles away • Puppy parking - because there may very well be more dogs than people living here

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Wilkinson Public Library

No institution more "Tr u ly T el lur ide"

by Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside... and Out

The Wilkinson Public Library is a whole that is great because of the sum of its parts, one of which is the buzzing Children's Area.

In 2006, the children’s area was completely redesigned with young people in mind, from its low face-front shelving and bins to the colorful displays that line the entryway. Notable features include the hand-carved storyteller’s chair, the “Tell Me a Story Mural," Sid’s Book Nook, a child-sized house, complete with kitchen, and an original Todd Parr painting. Its own very special collection is outstanding, containing over 14,000 items: books, DVD’s, audiobooks, MP3 players, activity and science packs, and magazines. (There are no fines on kid’s materials. Guests are encouraged to take home as many items as they like.)

The children's section of the WPL now averages 40-50 programs per month, entertaining and educating over 12,000 children – and adults – per year. One departmental goal is to reach every child before he or she attends kindergarten. To that end, library representatives visit all of the region's preschools once or twice each month so that every child can experience a story time before he or she heads off to school.

The children's area regularly provides five weekly story times at the library, plus after-school programs in science, music, and art.

There are author visits, movement story times, and parent education programs.

Libraries across the country are in a period of reinvention, with Telluride's Wilkinson Public Library, way ahead of the curve.

Telluride's five-star library is what Telluride itself is all about: small in size only. Big WOW! factor.

According to dynamic Library Director Barb Brattin, the numbers tell just a fraction of the story, but a compelling story nevertheless: "Were you to describe our library in terms of numbers alone, you would get just 1/10th of the picture," Barb explains. "Our use per capita ranked us the busiest library in Colorado in 2010."

(The state is just now collecting 2011 data.)

In the budget category of $1 – 5 million, Telluride's library is the busiest in the nation for computer use and the 7th highest in the country for program attendance per capita: "We serve twice as many people as the population in our district and we check out 300,000 items to 11,000 cardholders each year, 5X as much as an average library, Barb continues. "Library Journal has awarded us five stars, its highest ranking, four years in a row."

But the real success of the Wilkinson Public Library lies in the way the institution builds community: "Ask anyone in town and they will describe the library as the 'heart' of Telluride,' a true community center," Barb adds. "Our new service plan is entitled 'Building Common Ground,' something we do every day. We are focused on developing 21st-century learning skills, challenging the community through civic engagement, fostering civility, and inspiring individual discovery in a compassionate, inviting, comfortable environment.

Our mission boils down to four words: Challenge, Inspire, Engage, Transform."

Each year the children's area hosts an array of special programs designed to delight people of all ages. They include: The Telluride Farmer’s Market Performance Series, Young People’s Literature Celebration, Dia de Los Niño’s, and Holiday Pajamarama.

Elizabeth Tracy, the Youth Services Manager, runs the children's section: "Our children’s area is a unique learning center environment complete with materials, toys, computers, and didactics. The community loves us not only for our warmth, but also for the lively exuberance that makes us distinctly Telluride. When you visit us, you may wind up asking yourself, 'Is this really a library?'

Well, I suggest you think of us more as a window on the future:

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evenings after the library has closed, which gives teens the chance to experience the institution in a new and fun way.

Teen Services staff also actively encourages its patrons to design their own programs and over the past couple years have hosted a number of noteworthy teen-run activities. Currently, a local teen runs a weekly creative writing club, while another is in charge of a weekly video game club. The library also has a Teen Advisory Board which provides input on ways how better to serve them better.

Oh, and the video collection, housed in the teen department, gets a lot of attention from patrons young and old and contains a wide variety of games for XBox, Wii, Nintendo DS, and Playstation 3.

Scott Doser, program coordinator of Adult Programming, asks a provocative question: "In what creative ways does adult programming at the library influence home buyers to choose Telluride? The short answer is WPL programs offer new-comers an opportunity to meet the community and stay connected: there's loads of energy from the kiddos, (supplemented by a snack table), and very little shh’ing. That all adds up to a developmentally friendly place designed to accommodate the needs of Telluride’s children and families."

Patrons gush: “Telluride also has an amazing library, including the best children’s library I have ever seen, with so many activities and reading nooks. The library has fabulous adult areas too. We spent lots of time at the library,” said Heidi Ahrens.

"WPL adult programs offer and encourage opportunities to socialize," Scott says. "Most evenings begin with a reception where we break bread to create an atmosphere that encourages mixing and mingling."

And the programming itself is among the most diverse, vibrant, and prolific in the country:

"Every month, the WPL offers multiple opportunities for adults to meet and enjoy films, lectures, workshops, literature, music, poetry, theater, and lively civil discourse on a variety of local, regional, national, and international topics. We embrace the “Having two preschoolers, we are particularly fond of youth opportunity to explore social and political issues, the services. Elizabeth Tracy, Paula Ciberay and Megan Heller are environment, geography, science, the arts, business, health, warm, generous souls who supervise the most high-energy and current events, history, extreme sports, the culinary arts, demanding littlest and youngest patrons of the Wilkinson Public spirituality and religion, economics and other topics of interest Library with patience, grace, and a smile," raved Melissa Luca, to the community."

Anna and Sami Ramponi.

AND “The children’s area of the WPL has become the place for children and parents to build community and make literacy a natural part of their lives," concluded Kristin Redd.

Moving chronologically through sections and stacks, Teen Services, run by Elissa Dickson, is at the forefront of library programming for young adults. Its collection boasts all of the latest in teen fiction with fresh titles coming in each month and an emphasis on popular genres such as dystopian sci-fi and Steampunk.

Because of the close relationships the staff has built with its patrons, everyone has a nuanced understanding of local teens' passions and interests. That understanding informs the programming, which seeks to introduce this quirky and demanding population to new skills and literacies.

Current after-school programs include a Monday Cooking Club, Tuesday Clown Theatre Class, Thursday Director’s Club (documentary filmmaking), and Friday Hip Hop Dance Class, among many other targeted initiatives. These programs have all run for multiple months offering teen patrons sustained exposure to new disciplines.

The upcoming “Your Summer” program allows teens to set all kinds of goals for their summer season, and not just reading goals. These new initiatives are a great way for teen visitors to get involved at the library. And they can participate online from anywhere. Teens are encouraged to sign up even if they plan to spend only one week in the region.

After Hours events have proven to be another big hit with the teen community. As the name suggests, they take place in the

Sarah Laneryou, the library's Public Services Manager, concludes: "The Wilkinson Public Library, with its services, programs, collections and staff, is a perfect match for the stunning scenery and unique qualities of the region it serves. Come be delighted when finding a new book, magazine, or movie, making a new connection, attending a program or a workshop, or just plain getting some work done. You'll see why so many visitors remark about the fact they wish their library at home was as nice as the library in Telluride."

Nice, world class, and unique. Truly Telluride. www.telluridelibrary.org • 100 West Pacific Avenue - Telluride

About the Writer: Susan Viebrock is the founder and editor-in-chief of Telluride Inside… and Out, a webzine that focuses on the unique Telluride lifestyle, people, places and things to do. As the first writer hired by the local daily in 1993, she has covered Telluride's cultural economy for 19+ years. Read more great articles from Susan. www.tellurideinside.com

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Mountain Vill age How h ig h is up?

by Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside... and Out

Shakespeare opened a can of worms when he asked a simple (For a full list of on-mountain dining options, go question, “What’s in a name?" (Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, scene to tellurideskiresort.com/TellSki/info/on-mountain-dining.

2.) In fact, the Bard started an industry. What's in a name? As it aspx. For information about other great places to eat including turns out, plenty. The name game is big business. Corporations off mountain around the core, go to www.visittelluride.com/ spend mega bucks to find the best way to brand themselves and things-to-do/dining-nightlife) the products they make, everything from cars to perfume to "Par" with top tier global resorts also demanded that Mountain sporting goods and cereals – even townships.

Village ramp up the retail scene.

Mountain Village. The somewhat generic handle allows our "Ski shops were a given," explained Riley, "but our research told imaginations to fill in the blanks, but it does suggest a sleepy us we needed to offer a diversity of high-quality shopping as place lost in the mists of time. "Sound of Music" meets well as dining."

Shangri-La. The reality is something altogether different, though The Telluride region in general has a laid back, come-to-theno less appealing. Telluride's sister town, Mountain Village, is at neighborhood feel and is chain-phobic. The Prada brigade an all-time high and still climbing, with plenty of juice in reserve. tends to go elsewhere. High-end brand name designer shops Who knows how high is up. aside, as with the skiing, Telski made it part of its mission to In 1968, entrepreneur Joe Zoline began to assemble the land ensure the fact there is something in store for everyone in needed to build a resort. In 1972, the first lifts and ski runs Mountain Village, from trendy women's apparel (Swanky Buckle) opened for business. In 1978, Ron Allred and Jim Wells to specialty fashion accessories (Swiss and fashion watch brands, purchased the Telluride Ski Resort from Zoline, determined to sunglasses and more at Mountain Standard Time) to locally develop their property – 3.5 square miles of land on what was made products (Telluride Naturals). A brand new spa, once sheep ranches –based on the look and feel of ski resorts in Alpenglow Beauty, offers skin, body, hair and nail care. the Alps, iconic places such as Zermatt, Megeve, and Chamonix.

(Alpenglow joins two other spas in town: The Spa at Hotel Like them, Mountain Village would have a pedestrian-friendly Madeline and The Spa at The Peaks.) core, its business center, surrounded by a network of winter and (For a complete list of retail outlets in Mountain Village go summer trails, walking paths, and single-family estates tucked to www.visittelluride.com/community-directory/ into the landscape. business-directory/154) When Dave Riley, the present CEO of Telluride Ski & Golf, (aka, Telski is the undisputed Top Dog of the region in winter, Telski), took over in 2007, he was determined to help bring the because Telski runs the mountain and when the snow flies, the Holy Graill of a thriving European-style village to fruition. mountain gets everyone's full attention. But rest assured, even Mountain Village, heretofore regarded as "quiet," would one then, the company is never flying solo. Partnering with Telski to day become a renowned cultural and retail mecca much like the keep improving the lifestyle in and around Mountain Village and neighboring Town of Telluride. Goal set in stone, it became the region in general is the aforementioned Town of Mountain crucial for Telski to join forces with the Town of Mountain Village Village, plus Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association, and to decide what steps had to be taken to complete the the two major hotels, Hotel Madeline Telluride and The Peaks experience. Once Riley had the answers in hand, he rolled up his Resort & Spa. sleeves and got to work: "Over two years, I just went down the to-do list we generated and checked off items one at a time."

Though no one plans to rest on laurels any time soon, the team work paid off. Everyone involved is justified in taking considerable satisfaction with what has been accomplished to date, particularly with regard to the dining and retail opportunities that have opened up. New restaurants and shops conspire to enhance the all caps on-mountain experience, which includes 2,000+ acres (810+ hectares) of skiable terrain.

"We are getting closer and closer each year to an experience similar to what patrons find in the greatest resorts in the Alps, but to be truly on par, I don't think we're finished, " stated Riley.

"Par" means turning Mountain Village (and the Telluride region in general) into a culinary destination, as well as one of the greatest places on earth to rip and shred. It means taking the lead from Zermatt in particular and focusing on a greater number of smaller venues for dining. Restaurants such as the new on-mountain Bon Viviant are the result.

Bon Vivant offers a dining experience unique in North America.

Start with the fact it's easy to become thoroughly intoxicated at Bon Vivant – by the views. Located at the top of the Polar Queen Express (Lift 5), tables line up with the base of Gold Hill.

Palmyra Peak, in the near background, also commands attention.

The menu is classic French country. C'est vachement formidable.

Telski is the first to acknowledge the importance of Hotel Madeline. Until the hotel was completed about four years ago, much like the Tinman in "The Wizard of Oz," there was a hole where a heart should be. Under the new General Manager Jim Mikula, Madeline's plans for improvement are ambitious, though it is still too early under his management to describe the particulars in detail. What can be said is that they include working with Telski, TMVOA, and the Town of Mountain Village to continually buff up public spaces such a Reflection Plaza, which runs from the hotel's entrance all the way to Heritage Plaza. Madeline's BAR M, which spills out onto the plaza, adds to the list of great places to meet and eat year-round. The hotel's higher end "M's," is designed for long-glance looks over leisurely romantic dinners. (It is also open for breakfast.) The thread that unites both restaurants is excellent farm-to-table cuisine and constantly changing menus designed to incorporate the freshest ingredients available.

The Peaks is a world within the world of Mountain Village and the region's only full-service hotel. For starters, its spa is world class: the 42,000-square-foot facility is the largest in Colorado.

Named by Conde Nast Traveler one of the "top 15 resort spas in the country," it includes 32 treatment rooms boasting the latest and greatest in massage and aesthetic services, a full-service salon, and doctor-run Medi-Spa offering cosmetic

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enhancements. The fully-equipped fitness center includes yoga and Pilates instruction. The indoor-outdoor pool is a major hang for families and guests.

Onsite dining at The Peaks includes the signature Palmyra restaurant, like the Spa, recently overhauled to rustic elegance under the new and very grand Grand Heritage management.

The spectacular deck off Palmyra runs the length of the hotel's Great Room features music year-round (4 – 9 p.m.).

The Peaks complex offers ski-in/ski out access in winter and is home to the local heli-ski and board outfitter, Helitrax. In summer, the hotel is central ops for the Pro Shop for Telluride Ski & Golf Company’s par 70, 6,574-yard, 18-hole championship course, which serves as the regional course and offers a private club for Telluride Ski & Golf members. Joining in the efforts to turn up the volume on the golf scene in Mountain Village, through its new affiliation with Leading Hotels of the World, Madeline plans to heavily market golf packages worldwide starting this summer.

photo by Laura Murray

In addition to heli-skiing and golf, The Peaks is also the heart of the tennis program in Mountain Village, offering "camps" throughout the summer season. (The five courts are also open to the general public on a first-come, first-served – no pun intended– basis when not in use by club members.)

With 38 miles of trails, 18 trails in all, Mountain Village is considered a world-class biking destination.

Mountain Village Bike Park has increased in size by 25 percent with the addition of a new series of braided trails between the World Cup and No Brainer trails for expert riders. And the World Cup Trail was recently realigned to add a twist to the original design. (Free and open daily from mid June, 7 a.m. to sunset. For a map, go to www.townofmountainvillage. com/downhillbiking).

photo by Doug Berry

Competitive biking events in Mountain Village include Full Tilt, Fall Tilt, and the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. (For more, go to www.townofmountainvillage.com and www. usaprocyclingchallenge.com/city/telluride) Prefer feet to wheels? Mountain Village also boasts 39 miles of hiking trails, 16 trails in all, beginner to advanced.

You are also in luck if you are a culture vulture.

Summer in the Telluride region is defined by weekly festivals, bookended by Mountainfilm in Telluride (Memorial weekend) and the Telluride Film Festival ( Labor Day weekend).

Sandwiched between the two is everything from all kinds of music to wine, with Mountain Village playing host to a number of related events, including the Telluride Bluegrass Festival's FirstGrass Concert and the Sunset Blues & Brews Concert.

Festivals that take place "downtown" in the box canyon tend to concentrate their activities over long weekends. Mid-week the action shifts "uptown" to Mountain Village, where every summer Wednesday night, 6 p.m. rain or shine, TMVOA presents its Summer Sunset Concert Series. Entering its 13th year, the popular program draws on average 1,500 – 2,000 music lovers to the grassy slope known as Sunset Plaza at the top of the Chondola (Lift 1), where crowds gather to enjoy the opportunity to catch up with one another as much as revel in the sounds.

photo by Telluride Inside... and Out

Co-produced by TMVOA and the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, the Telluride Festival of the Arts takes place mid-August. The highlight of the event is the Grand Tasting, a culinary and social celebration, plus a nationally juried art show showcasing artists working in various mediums, everything from painting and sculpture to ceramics and jewelry.

All of the above activities – dining, retail, sports, concerts, festivals – take place in a verdant context that is also very green: Mountain Village and Telski are proud to wave their sustainable flags on high.

Telluride is one of only seven resorts in the country to have joined the National Ski Areas Association's sustainability initiatives, including reducing power and fuel consumption through best practices.

photo by Peaks Resort

"We have set goals for reduction and plan to implement them all and continually measure results," said Riley.

In 2008, Mountain Village adopted a resolution to establish the goal of zero waste (or darn close) for the community by the year 2025. Its Green Gondola Project is designed to operate the gondola, the link between the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village, by obtaining a larger percentage of its electricity from efficient and renewable sources.

Mountain Village: a great place for an adrenaline rush or where to underachieve in hedonistic bliss. Either way, the town that has historically played second fiddle to Telluride, now clearly has a claim on the spotlight too.

Read more from Susan Viebrock, founder/editor-in-chief, Telluride Inside… and Out, www. telluridenside.com. photo by Doug Berry

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Joanie Schwarz and Don Rosenthal

by Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside... and Out

THREE. LOOK IT UP. THE NUMBER IS ASSOCIATED WITH GOOD FORTUNE, HARMONY, WISDOM, AND UNDERSTANDING. THREE IS THE NUMBER OF MAGIC TOO: HEROES AND HEROINES OF FAIRY TALES ARE OFTEN OFFERED THREE CHOICES OR TESTS AND OVERCOME DIFFICULTIES ON THE THIRD TRY. THIS IS THE STORY OF THREE FRIENDS WHO TOGETHER HAVE EXPERIENCED ALL OF THE ABOVE: GOOD FORTUNE, HARMONY, WISDOM, UNDERSTANDING – AND MAGIC. THEY ARE SPECIAL PEOPLE WHO WHOLEHEARTEDLY EMBRACE THEIR PRESENT, BUT ALSO SHARE A PAST THAT BEGAN DECADES AGO BACK IN WILKES BARRE, PA, AND IS STILL UNFOLDING.

Don Rosenthal and Joanie Schwarz live in Westfield, New Jersey, one of a number of towns in the Garden State that serve as bedroom communities to New York. It's a picture postcard of an address with tree-lined streets, good schools, the requisite Starbucks and a downtown that was once a sleepy village, first settled in 1720. That's exactly 168 years before the Town of Telluride, originally named Columbia, was founded. We are talking some serious historical bona fides.

"We love Westfield, says Joanie. "Our family is close by and we have a wonderful community of friends. However, I often catch Donnie walking out the front door, mumbling loud enough for me to hear: “Where are the mountains? '" Don and Joanie are avid skiers. You need mountains to ski. The bigger, the bolder, the better. Asked where they come from today, the couple has a stock answer: “Westfield and Telluride.

Telluride is our spiritual home.”

"From our very first visit, I thought Telluride had to be the prettiest place on the planet," said Don. "Even more important, there appears to be a real sense of gratitude around town: locals don’t ever seem to take their amazing surroundings for granted. Like us, they stand in awe at everything they see around them."

very good friend when she first met him in the third grade back in their hometown of Wilkes-Barre, PA. "Albert exuded joy. Way before we knew anything about the teachings of yoga or Buddhism and the idea of cultivating personal contentment for the sake of oneself and others, Albert intuitively understood those ideas. He has always had a positive attitude."

Don met Albert their very first day at Skidmore College, where they lucked into a freshman course called – no joke – American Teaching Methods in Skiing. Then they taught together at Gore Mountain in upstate New York.

"For the last 30 years, some of the most fun I’ve had skiing has been just following Albert down a mountain," explained Don. "After 20 years in Telluride, Al knows just about every line. There is nothing better than staying with him through the trees. And now our two boys enjoy doing the same thing, flying through Log Pile or Mak-M trees, whooping at the top of their lungs behind Albert."

Off the slopes, performing their day jobs, Don Rosenthal and Joanie Schwarz are equally but differently talented.

Don's father and brother Mark are both doctors. (Mark Rosenthal, a cardiologist, is affiliated with the Telluride Medical Center.) Don's dad always said his son had the bedside manner to follow in the family tradition. Instead Don leads a Wealth Management Team at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in Short Hills, New Jersey.

"Ironically in the tough economic environment of the past 10 years, my alleged bedside manner has not gone to waste," "I love the yoga community in Telluride. My favorite place to explained Don. "People come to us for help with managing their practice is the Telluride Yoga Center. I love the fact that you investments, but where we earn our keep is by helping our rarely see a fur coat. There are no stop lights. There is no need clients stay focused on the big picture and helping them stay on to dress up," declared Joanie. "I also love the fact that once we plan during what can be some crazy highs and lows. It’s park our car, we don’t have to get in it again until we (reluctantly) important to know how to structure a portfolio, but the joy from leave. The town is not about excess. Telluride has everything my work comes from the relationships I develop with my clients anyone could ever need, but no more. Except an Indian and when I see them achieve their goals.” restaurant. We would love to see an Indian restaurant in town!"

When Don and Joanie first visited Telluride in the mid-1990s, skiing was no doubt top of mind, but the aforementioned Albert was the real draw: Don, Joanie and Albert form a trinity.

Albert is Albert Roer, the man with the mile-wide smile permanently tattooed across his face. Ask anyone fortunate enough to know him: that broad, toothy curve seems to set the whole world straight. Albert is a managing partner of Telluride Properties. He is also co-owner, with Kristin Taylor, of the Telluride Yoga Center and an avid practitioner. Albert seems to embody what the yoga tradition is all about, ananda, happiness.

And that's the vibe – which permeates the company he runs , infecting all the brokers – Joanie Schwarz picked up on from her

As different as they appear to be on the surface, Don's and Joanie's careers are united by a common thread: a focus on people and a desire to bring out the best from their relationships.

Joanie Schwarz is an artist, the right brain to Don's left-brainedness.

Joanie attended Syracuse University, where she majored in illustration and photography. After graduating in 1986, she made a living as a freelance illustrator creating book covers for companies such as Scholastic, Penguin and Dutton. She has also had three of her own illustrated children's books published.

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Joanie, asking if she would photograph their families in her spare time. After 20 years meeting the demands of art directors, she realized it might be refreshing to create her own art for people with whom she had a real connection.

"Being an independent portrait photographer is very different from working for art directors of magazines and books. I wanted to take pictures of real children for real reasons, document their lives. I wanted to make artful images families would cherish for generations."

Back home among her regular clients in New Jersey, Joanie is not just Joanie. She is "Oh My God Joanie," the usual exclamation she hears once they receive their prints. (OMG Joanie is now a family joke.)

Don sums up: “Not only does Joanie have an eye for beauty, during long photo sessions, she also captures the warmth family members feel for one another. And I have to say my wife is the hardest working person I know. She won't quit until she has captured the exact image she’s looking for.”

Though Don and Joanie kept returning to Telluride year after year, Albert never encouraged his friends to buy. Au contraire.

He suggested the family was fine staying with him (or with brother Mark). The comfortable space in the Telluride Properties Oak Street office became a frequent resting spot.

One day, while hanging out, Albert told his friends about a short sale around the corner. He suggested they check it out, but cautioned short sales are generally hassles. When they walked in, they both let Albert know, hassles aside…“this is the place.”

How good is Joanie Schwarz really? Every image I saw bore the It's a long story, but one with a happy ending: the light-filled imprint of what I believe to be her true nature: penetrating smart, triplex at 232 Pacific Street is now the Rosenthal's second empathic, focused. Joanie seeks and finds magic – her goal – address. with every being she captures in her lens: mostly babies, moms, and dogs.

"Now that we have our own place, it is so fun to arrive with little more than what’s in our backpacks," explained Don. "It's so Does OMG Joanie work in Telluride? relaxing to be able to make it through a visit with my ski clothes, Do bears trash our trash cans every summer? a few t-shirts, and a pair of jeans. No one notices I am wearing the same thing over and over. And no one would care if they "I love working in town. The light here is phenomenal. I enjoy the did." people because they so clearly enjoy their lives, especially their lives outdoors. No matter who and no matter where I take "Our kids really love it here," added Joanie. "Within minutes after photographs, what I enjoy most is interacting with my subjects arriving, Dean, our 14-year-old, is out the door walking to the and the challenge of bringing out the love they have for one nearby skateboard park or to Gravity Works to climb." another through my work."

Life doesn't get better than that.

(Visit Joanie Schwarz’s website/Facebook page to see for yourself just how well she succeeds joanieschwarzphotography.

Read more from Susan Viebrock, founder/editor-in-chief, com. In Telluride her work adorns the walls of Scarpe and Fuel.

Telluride Inside… and Out, www.telluridenside.com.

Some of you will recognize the heart-warming and beautiful images of your friends and neighbors.)

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Porcupine Rim Trail Moab, UT

Ouray Ice Park Ouray, CO

Dolores River Near Uravan, CO

The Taylor River Near Gunnison, CO

Ice Lake Silverton, CO

TELLURIDE’S Silverton Mountain Ski Area Silverton, CO

Enchanted Towers New Mexico

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Canyonlands National Park Utah

San Miguel River Near Norwood, CO

Conquistador Golf Course Cortez, CO

Arches National Park Utah

Wetterhorn Basin Between Ouray & Lake City, CO

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Let us begin in Telluride’s immediate vicinity. As scenic vistas go, a drive through the San Miguel River Canyon and alongside the breathtaking Sneffels Mountain Range, is unsurpassed in its physical beauty. This scenic traverse takes one through Ridgway and lands you in Ouray, the Switzerland of America. Ouray, a hamlet surrounded by towering cliffs, is home to the world’s premier ice climbing event, the Ouray Ice Festival, as well as incredible natural hot springs and world class four wheeling. Continuing south along the Million Dollar Highway, up and over Red Mountain pass, leads you to the town of Silverton. This sleepy mountain town comes alive in winter as home of Silverton Ski Mountain, featuring one chairlift that takes you into the highest and steepest ski terrain in North America - entirely for the advanced and expert skier. There is gold medal trout fishing and whitewater rafting to be had on the Gunnison River that flows through the Black Canyon of the Gunnison, a newly named National Park, its sheer walls plummeting as much as 2,700 ft.

Heading west out of Telluride are the dynamic desert landscapes of southern Utah, with red rock canyons, domes and spires, offering a dramatic contrast to Telluride’s massive and mighty San Juan Mountains. Within a three

hour drive is Moab Utah, a Mecca for Telluride locals and home to the National Parks of Canyonlands and Arches, which provide some of the most visually satisfying landscapes on earth! Moab offers the comforts of a charming small town community with the adventure of world-renown mountain biking and National Park exploration. Beyond Moab are the gems of the National Park service embodied by Zion, Bryce and Capitol Reef, all of which offer superb hiking, canyoneering and truly mind boggling panoramas. It does not get any better than this as the highest example of the simple majesty of mother nature in her wildest display of geologic perfection. Further exploration south and west from Telluride leads you to the spectacular regions of Cedar Mesa and the legendary Grand Gulch, where the “Ancient Ones” created spectacular architecture and petroglyphs, its beauty surrounds you in every canyon you explore. Additionally, Lake Powell (Glen Canyon), is a controversial wonderland brought about by the intentional creation of the Glen Canyon dam. The access into Lake Powell via its waterways and canyons is otherworldly and beautiful! A short distance further west leads to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the majestic and imposing Grand Canyon. Simply gazing into its abyss is pleasure enough, yet access into and across the canyon is possible either by boat or foot.

The above list only scratches the surface, there is so much more to see and explore. Telluride provides a remarkable platform from which to leap into some of the most astounding and inspiring landscapes in the world and yet most people, new to the Telluride community, have the barest inkling of what lay’s beyond the ski slopes that beckoned them here. Telluride possesses all the ingredients that provide for the ultimate lifestyle, both within our happy valley and further afield in our BIG backyard. What are you waiting for?

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Gaze out the window of your Cassidy Ridge mountain retreat and you’ll be rewarded with an incredible 270° panorama of the Sneffels Mountain Range. Cassidy Ridge combines top-of-the-world views with equally impressive amenities, courtesy of one of the region’s most luxurious destination hotels—The Peaks Resort & Spa. With maximum views and spacious floor plans, you’ll feel right at home inside your cozy Cassidy Ridge getaway. Every penthouse, townhome and flat exudes a blend of elegance, comfort and contemporary mountain style that is so very Telluride.

Choose from flats, townhomes and penthouses ranging from 1,600 to 4,100 sq ft.

Sixteen unique floor plans offer two, three and four-bedroom retreats.

Amenities: • Full access at the nearby Peaks Resort & Spa with its exercise facilities, pools, tennis courts, paddle ball courts, spa, salon, many restaurants, and concierge services • Free dial-a-ride transportation to and from The Peaks Resort & Spa and Mountain Village • VIP transportation via private car provided by The Peaks Resort & Spa • Ski-in/ski-out accommodations, plus ski valet from The Peaks Resort & Spa • Individual heated storage areas for skis and other items • Secure underground parking • Elevators from parking garage to residences Represented by Patrick Pelisson

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Tucked in majestic spruce and aspen at the end of secluded Victoria Drive resides Knightsbridge, one of the most impressive homes ever constructed in Mountain Village. Capturing dramatic views of the Sneffels Range, this elegant 7-bedroom, 11,359 sq ft residence leaves no stone unturned. Ceiling to floor windows in the great room bring the stunning outdoors in and the master suite provides a lavish living experience with his and her baths plus a one-of-a-kind lower level dressing room sure to exceed your expectations. Uniquely styled bedrooms, all en suite, warmly accommodate family and guests. Hand-crafted metal work, clerestory trusses, walnut floors and trim plus exquisite European alpine design touches add an element of sophistication, unmatched in today’s market place. Unfurnished.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $9,200,000

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101 Autumn Lane Mountain Village Beautifully appointed log home directly slopeside with dramatic views of the San Juan Mountains. This 5,480 sq ft home has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and is located on a private half acre lot. This timeless home offers an incredible welcoming, family feel that will delight for generations.

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Benchmark, Lot 304 Mountain Village

Purchased for its high alpine privacy, dramatic San Sophia views, direct ski access off of the Marmot ski run and close proximity to the vibrancy of the Mountain Village core. A meandering path through a peaceful pine forest leads to expansive mountain views on this exclusive estate-sized 2-acre parcel.

Never before on the market, this elegantly appointed, 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home affords unobstructed views of the Sneffels and Wilson Ranges. Located in the sunny Adams Ranch subdivision with private tennis court, this attractively designed timberframe home with contemporary alpine lines, enjoys close proximity to the Mountain Village Golf Course and Nordic track.

Located in the highly regarded Elkstone Complex, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom unit provides easy ski access and great proximity to the Village Market, fishing pond and Mountain Village core. Fully furnished with high end appliances, Unit 2 provides beautiful northern views, ample trees that provide a privacy screen and spacious decks.

Lot 304 is a half acre lot located on prestigious Benchmark Drive and the Double Cabins ski run. It has tremendous views, sunshine and ski access. A perfect opportunity to build the perfect, slopeside mountain getaway.

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143 Adams Ranch Road Mountain Village

Located on one of the premier ski-in/out lots, this elegant log and stone home represents the epitome of rustic mountain living.

Comprised of 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, features include 22’’ Douglas fir logs, wide plank hemlock floors, custom built cherry cabinetry, trim and doors, granite countertops and spacious outdoor decks with built-in grill plus hot tub.

Located just steps from the Gondola and fishing on Elk Lake, this 3+ bedroom residence provides tremendous convenience and privacy. Exceptionally tasteful décor and thoughtful space planning make this home a perfect mountain retreat.

This is one of Mountain Village’s finest lots, accessed via a private drive offering supreme seclusion with great views of the Sneffels Range to the north. Lot 912R is 1.73 acres with a mixture of aspen, spruce and fir with easy ski-in/ out access. Take a close look at this ideal lot with convenient location!

Beautiful, new 5-bedroom home designed by Tommy Hein Architects. Located on the Telluride Golf Course, this home boasts 360° dramatic views, abundant sunshine, adjacent open space and a premiere finish level. Copious architectural and design features that will not disappoint.

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12 See Forever 112 Mountain Village This 3-bedroom, 3 and one-half bathroom luxury flat is beautifully appointed, featuring dramatic northern views plus a large heated patio with an outdoor fireplace. Enjoy heated parking, ski lockers, private elevator, and the amenities of the Peaks Resort and Spa. Represented by Patrick Pelisson $3,400,000

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Lot 364R represents a unique opportunity to build in the exclusive neighborhood of Hood Park. The property has easy ski access to Lower Galloping Goose Ski Trail plus excellent tree coverage and dramatic northern views.

Enjoy 30 acres of open space to the north and west.

Located trailside on the Galloping Goose Ski Run with remarkable views, this true ski-in/out home is one of the last of the great Dave Gibson designs. The home offers 5 bedrooms with 2 master suites, as well as some unique features that include an indoor/outdoor great room and a waterfall flowing into the outdoor jacuzzi tub. This special home was designed for entertaining guests and for aprĂŠs ski.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $1,295,000

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15 23 Trails Edge Lane Mountain Village At 3,000 efficient sq ft, this ski-in/out retreat consists of superior finishes, including Wolf and Viking appliances, granite countertops, Alder trim/cabinets and doors, distressed hickory floors, security system, wired for sound and home theater.

Walk to lifts, Gondola, & Mountain Village Market.

Represented by Aric Maloy $1,995,000

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155 Adam Ranch Road Lot 719 Mountain Village

Granita Unit 203 embodies a rare combination of south facing views, abundant sunlight and a ski-in/out location.

Comprised of 1,232 sq ft, this easy living one-level, 2-bedroom residence showcases spectacular views in 3 directions of Wilson, Palmyra and Campbell Peaks. The open floorplan encompasses the kitchen, dining and living areas which are enriched by a custom fireplace and two decks, one a spacious covered porch featuring Wilson and Down Valley views. Just steps from Lifts 1, 4 and the Gondola, this elegant condominium includes a ski locker as well as a deeded underground parking space with storage closet.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $980,000 fully furnished

Located on the 8th fairway of the breathtaking Telluride Golf Course, this .75-acre lot is one of the best! Build your dream home from this ideal setting where views of the Wilson and San Sophia ranges are incomparable and sunshine is abundant!

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Stargazer Peaks Penthouse Mountain Village

Cortina 14 has direct and effortless ski access to and from Sundance ski run. The vacant land parcel overlooks acres of active open space while luxuriating in all day sun and has nice southern views up the ski run to Palmyra Peak. This steeply discounted price represents a significant bargain for the right ski oriented buyer. You will not find a true ski-in/out gem like this at anything close to this price.

Spectacular corner penthouse steps to skiing, and the Gondola. Private terrace, exquisite furnishings and magnificent views.

Hotel amenities include the Golden Door Spa with heated pool, treatment and workout rooms. Fully prepped for families to enjoy and rent.

This offering is beautifully finished with a stacked fireplace, contemporary lighting, fresh flooring, window coverings and state of the art entertainment system. Granita 201 is comprised of 1,107 generous sq ft, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a pure ski-in/ out location. Just steps away from Lift 4, Gondola and Mountain Village core, unit 201 has a ski locker as well as underground parking.

This super sunny, almost half-acre parcel provides exceptional views of the San Sophia Range, the ski area and easy access to skiing, the market and Gondola. A family haven for generations, this is the perfect place to launch your Rocky Mountain memories.

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Mountain Lodge Unit 2317 Mountain Village

Westermere 312 Mountain Village

Benchmark Drive, Lot 230B Mountain Village

Northwest-facing, elevated parcel in Mountain Village at Adams Ranch. Tap fee of $10,000 already paid. Seller will consider an owner carry on 80% of the purchase price.

Currently the least expensive 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom in Mountain Village. Enjoy full hotel services; concierge, front desk, shuttle service, pool, hot tub and ski-in/out access. On site management with excellent rental history and worry free ownership.

2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo in the Mountain Village core next to the pond. Steps away from the Gondola and Lift 4. This unit comfortably sleeps 8 people and has a nice sized living, dining and kitchen area. Enjoy views of the Telluride Ski Area from the balcony. A deeded storage room and parking space are included with this property.

Located on Benchmark Drive with easy ski-out access to Galloping Goose with ski return access from Bridges ski trail, this lot features sweeping views of Iron Mountain, Campbell Peak, Dallas, Emma and the San Sophia Ridge.

This lot represents a clear cut opportunity in a neighborhood with proven value.

Represented by Mike Shimkonis $325,000

Represented by Eric Saunders $305,000

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26 Mountain Lodge Unit 4207-4209 Mountain Village Upgraded 3-bedroom, ski-in/ out condo. Corner, top floor residence. Hear and see Little Prospect Creek below.

Overlooking Double Cabins ski trail & open space.

Consistent performer with rental income. mountainlodge4207.com Represented by Mike Shimkonis $475,000

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Mountain Lodge, Unit 3015-3017 Mountain Village

Income producing ski chalet at Telluride Mountain Lodge. Turn-key. 50 yards to skiing. Walk to gondola and Mountain Village Market. Deluxe services include concierge, ski valet, spa/pool, restaurant. Single-level.

Extra large bathroom. Handicap equipped unit. The best big view condo for the price at Mountain Lodge.

This garden level 2-bedroom with over 1,100 sq ft enjoys a spacious layout with full-kitchen, living and dining room.

Turn key, ski-in/out with hotel amenities including concierge, ski valet, restaurant, spa/pool, shuttle service, and a beautiful great room for entertaining. Enjoy “no hassle� ownership with on-site management that produces annual net income to owners after all fees are paid. Walk to Gondola, core and grocery store.

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Fairway Four, Unit 10 Mountain Village

With a flat building area bordering open space plus beautiful views to the Sneffels Range, this is a tremendous value for a 1+ acre lot.

Located in the very exclusive neighborhood of San Joaquin Village, the price of this lot leaves a developer or end user excellent upside when evaluated with sold and listed improved properties.

This beautiful 1-acre lot enjoys tremendous views and sunshine on the end of a private drive in Mountain Village. A great value for an estate lot with excellent characteristics. There is a complete set of approved drawings ready to begin construction on a dramatic home designed by Tom Conyers.

Well situated half-acre+ golf course lot directly adjacent to the tee box of the 15th hole at the Telluride Golf Club. In winter, the golf cart path serves as the town’s Nordic ski course. Five minutes to skiing. A nub of land rises on the lot to create the best building site.

Plenty of mountain views too. Tap fees have been paid for a home up to 3,000 sq ft.

Remodeled 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom townhome.

Enjoy brand new hardwood floors and big views adjacent to the 4th tee-box of the Telluride Golf Club. Golf, hike, cross-country ski right out of your back door. Short walk to the chair lifts and free gondola transportation.

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Palmyra, Unit 4G Mountain Village

Large, knoll-top lot overlooking all major ranges in Telluride’s San Juan Mountains. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this property provides a commanding homesite in an excellent setting. Private tennis court nearby.

Represented by Mike Shimkonis

Upgraded, corner, sunny residence with private, larger front yard for gardening or hanging out. Three levels, two decks and solid mountain views from practically every room.

Floors have been upgraded with custom wood and tiles.

Nice place for a growing local family! Easy walk to skiing, hiking and shuttle stops.

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Only steps to the Telluride Ski Resort, golf course, restaurants, Peak’s Spa and Gondola to Telluride. Enjoy huge protected mountain views from this spacious 814 sq ft, 1-bedroom condo.

Includes a deeded parking space, private storage closet & personal ski locker in the lobby entrance. A great rental revenue producer in a highly sought after complex.

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Located on a quiet cul-desac adjacent to open space, one minute to ski lifts and Telluride’s Golf Course.

Easily hike, bike, snowshoe and Nordic ski onto the Mountain Village trail network. Gently sloping building site on land that feels much larger than it is because of adjacent open space. Seller financing available at 15% down, 5 year note at 5%.

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This spectacular new home has incredible attention to detail and unmatched finishes creating one of the finest homes in Telluride.

Master craftsmanship, tremendous sun exposure, dramatic views and a stately location are only a few of the exceptional characteristics this gorgeous 4-bedroom home plus guesthouse possess. Live high atop the Historic Town of Telluride in consummate mountain modern comfort and enjoy the beauty below!

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Designed by renowned architect, Henry Smith-Miller, Plunge Landing offers a rare opportunity to own a dynamic building with 2 luxury condominiums plus a high visibility commercial space within 2 blocks of the Gondola and Lift 8. The penthouse and roof top deck offer some of the most spectacular views in the entire region. Floor to ceiling glass adorns both units and Smith-Miller’s creative design will inspire the most astute buyer searching for one-of-a-kind architecture in the region. The condo plat reflects 1,088 sq ft in the 2-bedroom east unit; 2,466 sq ft in the 4-bedroom west unit; and 1,936 sq ft in the commercial space. Maple floors and paneling provide a timeless contemporary feel while Hopes Glazed windows bring the outside in. Virtually impossible to replicate in today’s market.

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39 501 East Colorado Avenue Telluride Ideally located across from Telluride’s Town Park and the San Miguel River, this Victorian-styled home resides on two lots. With 5 bedrooms in the main residence and a 1-bedroom studio with kitchen above the 2-car garage, this elegant remodeled residence is unique for its size and location.

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Charming, remodeled Victorian just one block off Colorado Avenue and Telluride’s historic downtown commercial core. Warm antique fir kitchen and flooring, custom built-ins, and abundant natural light. Southfacing decks with hot tub and expansive views. Intimate front porch overlooks lush gardens and quiet neighborhood. High level of finish on adjacent homes tops off the overall appeal and value of this outstanding home.

Perched high above the historic Town of Telluride on North Willow Street, this classic Victorian home enjoy’s the finest views you will find in the region. Unencumbered wide open views toward the ENTIRE box canyon, Ingram Falls, Bear Creek & ski resort. Built in 1984, this home has excellent curb appeal, a 1-car garage, large deck and patio. The owner is completing an interior renovation that includes new paint, wood flooring, carpet, kitchen counters and more.

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Sophisticated in design, this contemporary home brings Ingram and Bridal Veil Falls into your living room.

Privately situated among the majestic cliff bands of Telluride’s Box Canyon, with ski area views, only a 10 minute walk to town, this superbly executed home features a comfortable floorplan with bright spaces, a sleek efficiently designed kitchen plus elegant finishes sure to please the most discerning taste.

Located in the unbeatable location of Depot Subdivision, within a block of the Gondola, this charming Victorian-style residence offers 6 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms including a 1 bedroom/1 bathroom caretaker unit above the 3-car garage. Newly upgraded, the home offers exciting interior design plus a wonderfully efficient floorplan.

East Gregory Lots 7 & 11A Telluride

232 East Pacific Street Unit B Telluride

One of the most unique combination of lots in the Town of Telluride today.

Enjoy commanding views of Bear Creek, Wasatch, Ballard, Town and the ski area from this exceptional vantage point. Located at the end of East Gregory, these special parcels beckon creativity to maximize their true potential.

Incredible mountain modern penthouse in an ideal downtown location.

This remodeled condo offers amazing views, 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms, a newly expanded private office off the master plus a sleeping loft. Master Bathroom has an extra deep 6ft jacuzzi tub, steam shower, plus a huge walk in closet. 2 decks, 1 covered parking space, and a newly remodeled kitchen.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $4,900,000 furnished

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239 North Fir Street Telluride

210 South Oak Street Telluride

Element 52, Unit A10 Telluride

Dramatic riverfront estate parcel in premiere Telluride enclave, Idarado Legacy.

Less than one mile from the historic Town of Telluride, Idarado offers the best in privacy and convenience to downtown Telluride. This property enjoys exclusive box canyon views, tranquility and easy access to world class skiing at Telluride.

Located on Telluride’s sunnyside, with a stunning Box Canyon and Ingram Falls views, this Neo-Victorian is a classic family ski home. Craftsmen carefully replicated a masterpiece of exotic woods, marble fireplaces, granite counters, stain glass windows and custom built-ins, while accommodating 5 bedrooms, plus a deedrestricted detached and lofted studio. The exterior has lovely mature landscaping complimenting this beautiful home on a superb corner lot.

A superb bank-owned opportunity! The Montana Placer Inn consists of 4 brightly finished hotel rooms, a recently remodeled 1-bedroom apartment, a 2-bedroom lower level apartment with a steam shower plus a well appointed caretaker apartment with separate entrance. A unique opportunity to garner rental income, located only 1/2 block from the Gondola and Chair 8, 1.5 blocks from Main Street.

A unique, easy ski-in/out location on the San Miguel River with private ski lift and luxurious amenities. The spacious penthouse residence offers several distinct living spaces including 3 large bedrooms each with their own bathroom and 2 large decks with views of the stunning Box Canyon.

Element 52 features heated, stone soaking pools, workout facilities, private owners’ spa, lobby/bar area, private concierge service, ski valet and private funicular railway.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu)

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504 West Colorado Avenue Telluride

759 Prospect Avenue Telluride

Double Diamond, Unit 4 Telluride

Exceptional value for this remodeled, historic, single family home. Situated on a sunny, corner lot on main street, the house has over 1,800 sq ft of liveable space on 2 levels: there are two living areas, 2 bedrooms and 2 flex rooms (could be converted into legal bedrooms with the addition of window wells).

Located on the west-end of town in the quiet Backman Village neighborhood. 3 bedroom, 2-bathroom home with a large deck across the front of the home & a stone patio in the backyard.

Off-street parking. Views of the ski area, Ballard Mountain & the red rock cliffs to the north. Zoned for shortterm rental. Less than a 5 minute walk to Lift 7.

Represented by Kiki Froberg

Represented by Tom Hess

Ski-in/out 2-bedroom & 2.5-bathroom residence boasts a unique floorplan that feels extremely spacious with generous views of the ski mountain and west valley. This opportunity has an extra sleeping loft for additional living area and a 1-car heated garage.

Excellent rental potential or ideal for an end user.

Located by Lift 7, the River Trail, Valley Floor and Town of Telluride bus route.

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This 3-bedroom, 2.5- bathroom townhome is conveniently located in a small complex in a residential area of West Pacific Street. The unit overlooks a small grassy courtyard and boasts tremendous views in all directions, as well as great solar exposure. The common hot tub is just a few steps out the front door.

Total sq ft is 1,659 which includes 470 sq ft of unfinished basement/storage space.

Represented by Kiki Froberg $846,000

Represented by Aric Maloy / Albert Roer $449,000

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54 123 South Oak Street Telluride Located in the heart of Telluride with newly created sketch plans by architect Ron Bercovitz contemplating a transformation of the current multi-use configuration into a phenomenal single family residence of approximately 4,800 sq ft.

Represented by Damon Demas $3,995,000

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Tomboy Lodge, Unit E133 Telluride

An incredible value for a direct ski-in/out 3-bedroom condo on the river. This unit has tons of potential, with quiet commercial under the unit and no one above, 2 decks with fantastic views and a great floor plan.

This studio is well situated with sunny, south-facing views, looking over green space to ski area. Low HOA dues include electric, trash, water, sewer, and a great hot tub.

Private door to unit on the exterior of the southwest corner.

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Plunge, Unit K Telluride

450 South Pine Street Telluride

River Club Telluride

Remodeled, single-level on the ground floor. Located directly at the base of lift 7 and offering views of the valley floor. On the bus route and within easy walking distance to the market and center of town.

This commercial/residential condominium stands out as one of the best values in Telluride today! Located only 1.5 blocks from Lift 7, directly across from the bus stop, providing easy access to Chair 8 and the Gondola.

Recent upgrades include fresh interior paint plus sanded and refinished floors. A common patio uniquely accessed only by Plunge K provides a pleasant outdoor living experience with views of the ski area.

A very comfortable 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom property with a generous 1,036 sq ft of enjoyable living area. Recently remodeled with new appliances, countertops and bathrooms.

Enjoy the massive patio overlooking beautifully preserved open space. This offering has excellent rental history and borders River Trail, Bear Creek trail. Ski to Gondola/ Chair 8 and ski Bear Creek home.

3 week Gold unit: 1 prime winter week, 1 prime summer week, 1 float week and unlimited space available. Fully furnished unit with all the amenities of a full service luxury hotel. Steps from Gondola and downtown Telluride. Free skiing and golf while in residence.

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Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $675,000

Represented by Aric Maloy $775,000 fully furnished

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Tomboy Lodge, Unit 301 Telluride

Telluride Lodge, Unit 506 Telluride

546 Society Drive Lawson Hill

A tremendous value for this highly visible, south and east facing, 1,412 sq ft commercial space located across from Alpine Bank and the Library with views of Ballard Peak and the ski area.

Top floor, end-unit, with vaulted ceilings, private deck, great views, granite counters in the kitchen, slate in entry & bathroom, custom metal stair railing and also has a private washer & dryer inside the unit. The large double glass doors open up to the deck with incredible views to the northern red rock cliffs. The northern location also provides ample light and passive solar heating.

Beautifully remodeled and move-in ready, this 1,239 sq ft condo has a great layout with large bedrooms and gorgeous bathrooms.

Thoughtful upgrades include radiant heat and two private entrances from your personal patio and terrace.

Stunning sunset views resonate from the living room and outdoor spaces.

This unit has a unique location that is a must see.

A rare opportunity to live in an original Bob Newman timberframe home in Lawson Hill. Perched high on a knoll top on the sunniest lot in Lawson, the ‘’Emma House’’ has many of the same million dollar views and craftsmanship of a free market home. 1,995 liveable sq ft on an oversized beautifully landscaped lot allows for a 1000+ sq ft expansion.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $595,000

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1723 West Anderson Road Wilson Mesa

Located on prestigious Wilson Mesa this custom built luxury home was designed for entertaining from 4 to 40. Completely remodeled by Ludwig Construction with high quality materials and finishes, this 6,500 sq ft timberframe masterpiece features 5 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, a hot tub & sauna room and is encompassed with a wrap-around deck plus a 3-car garage. Spectacular unobstructed mountain views from every room. Looking over old and expansive ranch parcels, entertain outside by the stone fire pit surrounded by majestic Wilson and Dolores Peaks, Little Cone, Sneffels Range & views of the ski area. Only 25 minutes from Telluride.

Represented by Polly Leach-Lychee $3,950,000

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66 Wild Skies Ranch Wilson Mesa This stunning Douglas-fir and stone home offers 5,921 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 3 full & 1 half bathrooms plus a separate, 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom guest apartment plus 3-car heated garage. Located on 14.14 acres, the ranch offers easy USFS access and incomparable mountain views.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $2,950,000

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Lot 136 Aldasoro Ranch

Lots 2R, 7R & 9R Hastings Mesa

Enjoy unbeatable views of the Sneffels Range, Cimarrons and Wilsons from this knoll homesite.

Comprised of 133.5 acres in gated San Juan Ranch, this expansive parcel includes year-round access, a driveway plus grid power. Only 35 minutes from Telluride.

This private site is a hidden gem among the aspens in the Aldasoro Ranch Subdivision. Comprised of 2.77 acres, the gently sloped building site encompasses exquisite views of Wilson Peak and Deep Creek Mesa.

Rare combination of 3 adjacent 35-acre tracts only 20 minutes from Telluride.

Enjoy superb Hayden and Wilson views with open meadows and beautiful aspens. Go solar or access grid power nearby.

Hughes Reserve Parcels 1&2 Wilson Mesa

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu)

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu)

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Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $595,000

Owned by one family for generations, two parcels consisting of 43.68 acres (Parcel 1) and 35.1 acres (Parcel 2) are now available for purchase jointly or individually. Only 16 miles from Telluride, both parcels have stunning views of the Wilson Range, Dolores Peak and the Sneffels Range.

Parcel 2 also affords superb Little Cone views. Both parcels offer an excellent mix of aspen and open meadows.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) Parcel 1: $1,095,000 Parcel 2: $895,000

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71 Elk Creek Meadows Wilson Mesa Consisting of 565+/- acres with lush open meadows and canyons of aspen and spruce, to a knoll offering 360° views. The largest private pond on Wilson Mesa attracts huge herds of elk and waterfowl. Only 16.5 miles from Telluride, with year-round access, power and water rights.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $12,900,000

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Little Cone Ranch Lots 17 & 18 Specie Mesa

One Love Ranch Deep Creek Mesa

Muddy Creek Meadows Tract I Wilson Mesa

$2,750,000 furnished

Represented by Albert Roer

This beautiful 111-acre ranch parcel affords breathtaking views in two different directions of the magnificent Wilson and Sneffels Mountain ranges. The land is comprised of flat to rolling terrain with significant stands of mature aspens mixed with open meadows and dark timber.

Located 16 miles from Telluride, this unique property includes a domestic well, easy access to national forest and borders a seasonal creek.

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Simplistic elegance and 74.56 acres are adorned with sweeping views create the a trout pond that overlooks Idyllic mountain cabin on the iconic Wilson Range, this 2.63-acre rustic hideindigenous snake fencing away. Bordering USFS land and adjacency to the national and open space, you’ll feel forest. Enjoy fly fishing in like you have the mountains your pond, peaceful hikes to all to yourself. At 750 sq ft, the national forest and the the 1-bedroom and 1-bathopportunity to commune room cabin lives like a home with nature on a higher level. twice its size. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Represented by Wilsons, Little Cone & Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) Whipple Mountain from the $1,400,000 comfort of your deck hot tub.

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Situated amongst serene aspen, a 4-bedroom main residence and 1-bedroom guest house are part of 7,753 sq ft of total improvements.

Enjoy work-outs in the exercise room, tending your garden in the green house, and saddling up the horses to explore 104 gorgeous acres. Adjacent two lots, totaling 141 acres, are available for purchase at $1,100,000.

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76 Running Horse Ranch Hastings Mesa Comprised of 159 pristine acres adorned with 8 ponds, and superb water rights, this unique ranch features a 3,567 sq ft 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home with warm living areas offering grand mountain views. The property also includes a historic caretaker residence and barn, several corrals and a high alpine garden.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $3,950,000

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312 Basque, Lot 125 Aldasoro Ranch

This dramatic ranch boasts stunning 360° views of the San Juans with all day sun and mature aspen trees.

Easy access to the Town of Telluride, numerous trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding along with the highest concentration of 14,000 ft peaks in Colorado, make this an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The perfect site to build a spectacular home.

Represented by Brian O’Neill $350,000

Looking for a reasonably priced mini-ranch less than 25 minutes to Telluride, with over 400 acres of common lands and national forest access? Look at this timberframe mountain lodge with cozy wood-burning stoves, mountain views, wood fenced pastures, and convenient tack barn. Set up as 2 units, both rentals, this classic mountain home could easily be reconnected as a 5-bedroom home, or live in the main 3 bedroom unit, and rent out the lower for extra income, or ranch help.

Represented by Polly Leach-Lychee $640,000

Superlatives abound when describing the character and aesthetics of this 7-acre property. The views from the Wilson’s to the San Sophia ridgeline are magnificent in their breadth and panoramic splendor.

The property abuts two large ranches, each with significant conservation easements in place, creating an implied site of enormous proportions. All day sunshine makes for a very compelling homesite.

Represented by Damon Demas / Tom Hess $400,000

Perched above most of Aldasoro Ranch and offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, this property is nearly 3 acres and borders abundant open space. Located on a cul-desac and with patches of aspen, the building site slopes gently downward and provides abundant sun and southern exposure. Seller will provide owner financing to the right buyer. lot125aldasoro.com Represented by Mike Shimkonis $625,000

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81 Little Cone Ranch, Lot 7 Specie Mesa The Telluride retreat you’ve been searching for. Over 35 private acres, bordering BLM land with a lovely building site, 180º panoramic views of the Telluride Ski Area, Wilson and the San Sophias. Aspen and wildflowers abound on this amazing lot on top of the world.

Represented by Albert Roer $599,000

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Top of the World, Lot M Specie Mesa

766 Golden Eagle Drive Horsefly Mesa

Hughes Family Parcels Wilson Mesa

An idyllic 40 acres of flat, usable terrain featuring dramatic 180 degree views of the Sneffels Range. A great mix of dark timber and aspen round out this superb value.

Top of the World subdivision is a remarkably diverse and beautiful assemblage of low density parcels. Lot M, with 50 acres, is perhaps the finest site within the subdivision. Its location at the end of the road insures absolute privacy. The parcels topography transitions from beautiful meadows down to the designated homesite circled by aspen trees and overlooking a nice pond below. The homesite has excellent vistas across the mesa and mountains. A truly compelling property!

Located approximately 40 minutes to Telluride and 25 minutes to Ridgway, this 2,256 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom custom built, solar powered residence features dramatic views of the Sneffels Range.

Surrounded by majestic aspen and Ponderosa pine, covered porches and open decks take in majestic views. Other outside amenities include an idyllic pond, a detached, cedar wood-fired sauna, a geodesic green house, a log sided equipment shed and a larger storage/garage.

5 parcels ranging in size from 35 to 47 acres includes flat to sloping topography with canyons, steep hillsides and knoll tops. Enjoy 360° views of the Wilson and Dolores Ranges to the Sneffels Range and Palmyra Peak. Yearround access only 16 miles to Telluride.

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $275,000

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Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) Priced from $850,000

Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $515,000

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This timberframe and barnwood home in Ski Ranches is situated on one of the best lots in the area -- a large, aspen-filled parcel offering panoramic views of Telluride’s iconic mountains from almost every room. Well placed windows allow plenty of natural light to filter throughout the home. Antique oak floors along with solid pine doors, alder cabinetry, antique barnwood siding and trim, and dry stack stone masonry create an ideal farmhouse-style compound. There’s also a horse corral to round out the vibe. One section of the home serves as a fun bunk room for kids or guests. The lower-level family room spills out to a walkout flagstone patio with sunken hot tub. Very private setting with seemingly endless views of mesas, meadows and mountains. Five minutes to skiing & the Mountain Village.

241quakeylane.com Represented by Mike Shimkonis $1,650,000

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Prospect & Refuge Elk Run

This newly completed 6-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom custom home perched on 4.82 private acres features exceptional architectural details, with views of Wilson and Sunshine Peaks. The property features a main house, master suite, cabin and garage with caretaker’s unit above. A hand-hewn log cabin has been relocated to the site and set back into the woods to provide the ultimate private guest house experience. Designed by renowned architect Tommy Hein, the property reflects the mining history of the San Juan Mountains. It offers a dining room that sits amongst the towering pine trees, dramatic trusses soar above the kitchen cabinets, tying the space to the living and dining areas behind. The dark recycled oak wood floors meet the light filled space revealing an intimate experience within.

Four separate and distinct structures complete the property, allowing for multiple family and friends to have their own private areas.

Represented by Patrick Pelisson $7,450,000

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88 300 Old Butterfly Road Matterhorn This grand 5-bedroom log home is handsomely furnished on a private knoll-top, 10 minutes from skiing. Surrounded by views from Bald Mountain, to the San Sophias, to stunning Sheep Mountain, this mountain residence has all the finishes one expects in a new home.

Represented by Polly Leach-Lychee $2,995,000

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Warner Placer Alta Lakes

Ideally located at the highest point within the Ski Ranches, this land possesses all of the characteristics that position it as one of the “top ten” lots within the subdivision. This large 2-acre site with gently sloping topography and mature tree coverage provides a perfect canvas for an architectural masterpiece. A very private location with stupendous views!

Extremely rare and unique parcel located in the much coveted Alta Lakes area. This property offers a spectacular homesite with majestic views of the Wilson range, Ophir Needles, Sunshine and Palmyra Peaks. Incredible access to fishing, hiking, mountain biking, as well as back-country and Nordic skiing. Close proximity to Gold King Basin, Wild Boy Lake and all Alta Lakes.

Represented by Tom Hess / Damon Demas

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902 Two Rivers Drive Ilium

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Avalanche Ranch Ophir

Almost 1-acre, this parcel is perfectly suited for your mountain home. Located in the Ski Ranches on Turkey Creek Mesa, find yourself in close proximity to Telluride, Mountain Village, the Telluride Ski Area and Golf Course. Heavily treed with mature spruce, fir and aspen, this gently sloping building site also has views of Wilson Peak and San Sophia Ridge.

Remodeled in 2005 with new countertops, stainless cabinets, appliances, stained concrete flooring with radiant heat downstairs & wood floors upstairs, custom iron work and many more fine touches throughout. The location of this property give it excellent solar exposure, while also capturing amazing views of Sunshine Peak, the northern cliffs and down valley sunsets. Walk out your door and fish the river, hike or bike the Galloping Goose trail and rock climb.

This home sits upon one of the finest lots within the Ski Ranches. The site is oriented to the west with enormous views of the Wilson range and ranch lands to the west.

The 1.69 acres are sloping to the west and adjacent to and overlooking acres of open space below. The subject home, built in 1981, has 3 bedrooms, two of which have an additional sleeping loft above, and 3 full bathrooms. The views and solar gain are wonderful, both from the home’s interior as well as from the sheltered exterior patio area.

This unique 35-acre ranch borders national forest and showcases spectacular views of the Ophir Valley. Tucked among a grove of aspen trees, the main house features 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Enjoy the great outdoors with 2 south-facing decks and a spring-fed pond.

Represented by Albert Roer $425,000

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Diana Falls Ames

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1 Raspberry Patch Road Raspberry Patch

Surrounded on all sides by national forest, this 42.9-acre in-holding offers barn-style architecture and timberframe construction that provide a rustic feel while expansive glass captures stunning views of Wilson Peak and Sunshine Mountain. This is one of the region’s finest 40-acre parcels.

Located just 20 minutes from Telluride, replete with its own historic gold and silver veins and graced by “The Eternal Spring”. Comprised of up to 2 separate building sites on 33 acres, Diana Falls is unmatched in beauty and privacy -- its centerpiece, a 50ft waterfall plummeting through the center of the property. Homesites provide commanding views of the waterfall and overlooks of the surrounding valleys and mountain peaks.

This custom-built, antique timberframe home, sits on a fully usable site with great views. The home is composed entirely of antique woods consisting of hand hewn oak and pine beams, century old Longleaf Pine and white oak. Other finishes include full plaster throughout, soapstone counters in kitchen and master bath, slate floors in kitchen and limestone and travertine bath counters throughout.

17 acres with commanding views of Mt. Wilson, Sunshine Peak and the San Sophia mountain range.

Conveniently located 5 minutes from world-class skiing and golf at the Telluride Ski & Golf Resort.

The property includes miles of private cross-country skiing and hiking trails that border thousands of acres of national forest. Completely remodeled 3,200 sq ft, 5-bedroom home with large decks.

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Represented by Stephen Cieciuch (Chet-chu) $5,850,000

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Unlike any other ranch in Colorado, the secluded 2,000¹acre Powder Basin Ranch offers a private ski area that boasts more than 30 high-elevation ski runs and enjoys boundless terrain ranging from groomed runs to expert trails, steep chutes, open bowls and vast glades—all accessible by a luxury heated Snowcat. The ranch offers exclusive road access to thousands of acres of public lands and boasts natural features and views worthy of a national park with mountain meadows, commanding cliffs and free-standing rock spires. A network of extensive trails provides four seasons of recreation from alpine and Nordic skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing to horseback riding, climbing and mountain biking. The forest, a healthy mix of mature aspen, spruce, pine and fir, offers world-class hunting.

There are fourteen fishing ponds and a 20-acre lake stocked with full-bodied rainbow and cutthroat trout. Powder Basin Ranch is simply an unparalleled opportunity.

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100 Dalwhinnie Ranch Ridgway A stunning family compound and horse ranch located just 45 minutes from Telluride.

On 60+ rare acres adjoining the Uncompahgre River. A comfortably rustic 10,000 sq ft main house was expanded from a reclaimed historic barn. Adjoining to the north is an elegant stable with a 2-bedroom plus loft caretaker unit. Water rights.

Represented by Polly Leach-Lychee $4,995,000

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22031 Highway 145 Fall Creek

Lowest priced, best value, convenient downtown location!

Seller is ready to move these lots and has priced them to sell! Located creekside, lots 2-8 have the ability to be separated into two homesites or utilized as one large affordable estate parcel. A total of 11,412 sq ft.

This Down Valley river home, has very little highway noise or exposure, with the San Miguel River flowing steps from the house. Manicured lawns and gardens highlight a well-kept house and single this property out from the rest of the Down Valley offerings. Two gas-burning stove inserts in moss rock and brick surrounds make this home extra cozy and utility efficient. Your guests will appreciate the 1,500 ft altitude drop from Telluride to the ‘’Banana Belt’’.

Represented by Allison Templin $65,000

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17101 Highway 550 Ouray Valley

388 Juniper Village Drive Placer Valley Village

339 Silverglance Rico

Perched high above the Dolores River with expansive and beautiful 280° mountain views, this vacant parcel is the ideal setting for a mountain retreat. Situated on the cul-de-sac of a private road with a healthy stand of aspen trees, this 7500 sq ft easy to build on lot represents a great value for the price. Build your mountain getaway in charming Rico, only 25 miles to Telluride.

This special waterfront home on the banks of the Uncompahgre River exudes comfort while uniquely offering 3.38 irrigated acres for the equestrian lover.

Recycled beams, hardwood floors, country tile, handpicked granites and expansive glass accentuate this magnificent setting with stunning red rock and river views from virtually every room in the home. A well crafted loafing shed, custom workshop, and water rights from the Ward Ditch make this an impressive offering.

Just west of Telluride, these pristine 3.45 sunny acres include substantial San Miguel River frontage and adjoin BLM land. The property offers a quaint 784 sq ft, fully-equipped, 1-bedroom, 3/4-bathroom cabin with a new shower and tile, a washer/dryer and a new wood-burning stove.

Live in the cabin, or convert it to a shop, garage or any alternate out building after you build your dream home.

Newly constructed in 2004 and thoughtfully upgraded with custom finishes reflecting owner’s quality craftsmanship. This 2,000 sq ft residence features 3 bedrooms, 2 & 1 half bathrooms, custom built-ins, a beautiful masonry fireplace, concrete countertops, maple flooring, and antique long leaf pine trim. A detached garage and fenced yard complete this exceptional residence. Tremendous views, abundant sunshine, and less than 25 miles from the Telluride Ski Resort.

Represented by Allison Templin $64,400

Represented by Steve Cieciuch (Chet-chu)

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