The Collection 2015 | Telluride Real Estate Corp. by Telluride Real Estate Corp./ Forbes Global Properties

telluriderealestatecorp.com searchrealestatetelluride.com thetelluridecollection.com Downtown Telluride 970.728.3111 232 West Colorado Avenue P.O. Box 1739 Telluride, CO 81435 Mountain Village 970.728.6655 567 Mountain Village Boulevard Suite 106A Mountain Village, CO 81435 Mountain Lodge 970.369.5000 457 Mountain Village Boulevard Mountain Village, CO 81435

THE COLLECTION Proper ties In The Telluride Region

TABLE OF CONTENTS Company Profile

Christie’s International Real Estate

Noteworthy Sales

The Telluride Region

PROPERTY LISTINGS

Mountain Village Introduction / Map

Homes

Condominiums / Townhomes /

Fractionals Vacant Land

TELLURIDE REAL ESTATE CORP.

Telluride Introduction / Map

Homes

Condominiums / Townhomes

Vacant Land

Regional Introduction / Map

Deep Creek Mesa

Ranches & Large Acreage

Ski Ranches

Telluride Region West

Telluride Region South

Broker Profiles

All information in this guide is deemed accurate but is not guaranteed.

Celebrating nearly 35 years as a company, Telluride Real Estate Corp. / Christie’s International Real Estate is pleased to be one of the most established real estate brokerages in the region, with a team that includes over 35 licensed brokers, assistants and staff members. Our organization is comprised of only experienced, successful and dedicated full-time real estate professionals. In addition to our flagship office located in the historic Examiner Building in the heart of downtown Telluride, TREC brokers and assistants are also located in Mountain Village on bustling Heritage Plaza in the Village Core, and in an office suite in the upscale Mountain Lodge.

Our partners are deeply embedded in the community, having been directly involved in the planned development of the Telluride area as a world-class ski resort. Our owners and the majority of our Telluride real estate agents are longtime Telluride locals who are passionate about their careers and about living in this spectacular mountain town. In a sense, they are ambassadors for this community, bringing Telluride to the rest of the world. In addition, the partners, brokers and assistants that make up the TREC team are some of the region’s most dynamic individuals – a group of people who share energy, enthusiasm, a sense of purpose, and an ability to get things going and get things done. Real estate is about personal relationships, and TREC strives to provide an unrivaled experience for buyers and sellers from beginning to end and beyond. Indeed, most TREC clients are clients for life. Our contacts with successful, high-net-worth clients run deep. And our longevity in the real estate business has placed us on a strong foundation for continued success. We are optimistic about both the future of real estate in Telluride and the broader health of our special resort community. We stand ready to ably guide both buyers and sellers toward their real estate goals in Telluride, Mountain Village, and the surrounding area.

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THE CHRISTIE’S DIFFERENCE GLOBAL REACH • 139 Affiliated brokerages, 1,350 offices • Affiliates in 46 countries • 32,000 sales associates • Network achieved US$113 billion in sales in 2014 • Total value of listed properties: $55B

As Telluride’s exclusive Affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate, Telluride Real Estate Corp. has access to a worldwide network of discriminating buyers, gaining maximum exposure for our Telluride listings. Christie’s International Real Estate, a wholly owned subsidiary of the world’s oldest fine art auction house, is synonymous with quality, integrity and customer satisfaction. The marketing efforts of Christie’s and Christie’s International Real Estate provide far-reaching exposure to a qualified and elite audience of homeowners and buyers. Christie’s International Real Estate is the world’s largest international network of real estate brokers specializing in the marketing and sale of luxury properties. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

GLOBAL MARKETING TREC holds its affiliation with CIRE in the highest regard and continuously utilizes the many resources and avenues an affiliation of this caliber affords. In doing so, TREC is able to make every client/broker experience that much better and that much more memorable. After all, both TREC and CIRE believe that elegant homes deserve elegant showcases. Through CIRE’s intensive and exclusive advertising system, property sellers are granted supreme exposure on an international basis, while buyers are made privy to the highest standards of properties available in the world. Each year, Christie’s International Real Estate hosts an annual conference, a highly successful work meeting that sets the stage for objectives in the year ahead. Focal points discussed at this annual event are branding strategies, web-based marketing approaches, and techniques in successfully targeting luxury consumers around the world.

THE COMPANY’S MARKETING POWER Christie’s International Real Estate website, a highly interactive and user-friendly digital forum where properties are automatically updated via a data feed directly from our MLS. The site, www.christiesrealestate.com, receives nearly 60,000,000 visits per year, and according to CIRE, more than one billion people make the internet an important part of their consumer experience, including more than 80% who are searching for a new home. Christie’s International Real Estate magazine, a full-color, custom-designed, display piece published four times a year. The recently redesigned award-winning flagship publication reaches approximately 1,000,000 readers annually and showcases fine homes and distinctive properties around the globe. The Christie’s International Real Estate Referral Network allows CIRE real estate brokers to refer clients to other CIRE affiliate brokers. This ensures a standard of professionalism and gives clients the confidence that their business matters will be attended to with the utmost level of meticulous service. Cooperative Advertising Program allows qualified advertisements in Christie’s International Real Estate magazine eligibility for added exposure in targeted, high-distribution newspapers and magazines, such as The Wall Street Journal and Robb Report. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

ABOVE THE COMPETITION The fabric of the Christie’s art auction house and its real estate network is woven quite differently than its competitor, Sotheby’s. The very foundation of ownership in the two entities is corporately and stylistically disparate. Christie’s is solely owned by one individual -- Francois Pinault -- who resides in Paris, is a multi-billionaire and whose portfolio also includes Gucci, Balenciaga and Stella McCartney, among others. He is known as possessing one of the finest art collections in the world, not to mention is a collector of some of the finest properties in Europe. Christie’s International Real Estate is fully supported by the auction house through joint marketing efforts with its chosen affiliates (not franchisees), allowing access to high net worth art collectors and property owners worldwide. The Sotheby’s trademark was acquired from the Sotheby’s Auction House and absorbed into a network of real estate, travel, hospitality and car rental companies by corporate conglomerate, Cendant. It was subsequently “spun off ” by Cendant resulting in the formation of the publicly traded company, Realogy. Apollo Management then acquired Realogy in 2007 and its franchised network now includes Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, Century 21, Coldwell Banker, ERA, and Sotheby’s. The major differences between these “brands” is that of privately versus corporately driven businesses, “affiliated” versus “franchised” networks, and the fact that CIRE is fully owned and operated by the world’s finest art auction house, with shared clientele and marketing venues. Sales volume* Total Sales Volume: US Sales Volume:

US$113B

Number of offices**

Number of agents**

Percentage of non US web visits***

US $95B

Annual website visits****

Annual web page views****

57 Million

490 Million

32,000

1,350 US$70B

57%

760

16,500

36%

11 Million

SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

75 Million

SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Source: “Sotheby’s International Realty Network Reports Significant Gains for 2014,” Realogy press release published February 26, 2015, https://www.realogy.com/media/pr/ show_release.cfm?id=1670, noting “in 2014 its affiliated brokers and sales professionals achieved $70 billion in U.S. home sale transaction volume”; Christie’s International Real Estate network (2014 annual sales volume as reported by affiliated brokerages); Sotheby’s International Realty Network worldwide sales volume for 2014 was not disclosed.

Source: “Sotheby’s International Realty Brand announces launch of 2015 marketing program,” Realogy press release dated March 30, 2015, https://www.realogy.com/media/pr/ show_release.cfm?id=1690; Christie’s International Real Estate network as reported by affiliated brokerages worldwide.

*** Source: similarweb.com comparison of traffic from visitors outside of the United States. **** Source: “Sotheby’s International Realty Brand announces launch of 2015 marketing program; Realogy press release dated March 30, 2015, https://www.realogy.com/ media/pr/show_release.cfm?id=1690, “Last year saw the most traffic in its history with 11 million visits and 75 million views.” Christiesrealestate.com web traffic aggregated with traffic data from the websites of affiliated brokerages from the Christie’s International Real Estate network as of October 2014.

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REDEFINING LUXURY ‘Trophy’ has become the new buzz-word in luxury real estate. According to a just-released study by Christie’s International Real Estate, more properties than ever before were both sold and listed for sale at US$100 million or higher in 2014. As the number of billionaires globally reached new heights, so too did the price benchmarks for their trophy homes, as the world’s most affluent focused more and more on acquiring “collectable” residential assets in prized locations across the globe. US$100 million is now firmly established as the billionaire benchmark for ultra-prime property. At the more traditional luxury residential real estate price segments, the overall market experienced steady growth in 2014, with US$1 million plus home sales up by an average of 16 percent over 2013 in the 80 luxury residential markets surveyed for the report. Titled Luxury Defined, the third annual edition of the research paper not only examines the world’s top 10 cities for prime property, but also analyzes an additional 70 key regional markets, exploring the dynamics and drivers shaping the globe’s high-end real estate market. Key findings from the white paper revealed that second home resort markets were red hot in 2014, leading the growth in luxury property sales. Because CIRE remains under common ownership with the Christie’s art auction house, their experts are uniquely qualified to understand the shifts and trends impacting high value | | asset classes, from fine art to fine homes, alongside the motivations of the affluent individuals who purchase , , , CO | BARNBROOK REALTY BERKSHIRES, UNITED STATES | BAYLEYS REALTY GROUP AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND | BRANTS REA | | BROWN HARRIS STEVEN FORK EAST HAMPTON, NEW YORK BROWN HARRIS STEVENS OF PALM BEACH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA them – a distinction that sets CIRE apart from major competitors. This paper captures the collective wisdom and ARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, CALIFORNIA | CDR BIENES RAICES SAN MIGUEL GUANAJUATO, MEXICO | CHESTNUT PARK REAL ESTATE LIM K | COASTAL PROPERTIES GROUP CLEARWATER BEACH, FLORIDA | COMEY & SHEPHERD REALTORS CINCINNATI, OHIO | CONLON insights of our global network and specialists from the broader Christie’s luxury goods world. The experts you will L IMMOBILIER PARIS, FRANCE | DAVID OGILVY & ASSOCIATES, INC. GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT | DILBECK ESTATES LA CAÑAD NDS MALÉ, MALDIVES | ENNIK ESTATES JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA | ETEN REAL ESTATE COSTA ADEJE, TENERIFE, SPAIN hear from in this report are the leaders in their local property markets and are recognized as authorities on the ESTATES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA | FRENCH QUARTER REALTY NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA | FRIEDBERG PROPERTIES & AS STATE PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY | GREAT POINT PROPERTIES, INC. NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS | GREEFF PROPERTIES CAP MMER DRAFF GREAT PROPERTIES MONTE CARLO, MONACO | HARRY NORMAN, REALTORS ATLANTA, GEORGIA | HIGGINS GROU world real estate stage. RT, CALIFORNIA | HOULIHAN LAWRENCE BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK | HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES PITTSBURGH, PENN Highlights of this year’s study include: • Second home resort markets led the growth of high-value sales in 2014, with ‘jet set destinations’ recording on average a 28 percent year on year increase, fueled by attractive investment opportunities, below market-peak prices, and a confidence that a market recovery is well under way. • At the more traditional luxury residential real estate price segments, the worldwide market experienced steady growth in 2014, with US$1 million-plus home sales up by an average of 16 percent over 2013 in the more than 80 markets surveyed for the report. • London topped the list of the world’s most “luxurious” real estate markets worldside. Toronto ranked as the “hottest” luxury property market. • “Trophy” has become the new buzz-word in luxury real estate. More properties than ever before were both sold and listed for sale at US$100 million or higher in 2014. • Most major cities saw a return to normality with growth showing signs of stabilizing in locations such as Paris and New York. • The average starting price for a ‘luxury home’ worldwide is US$2 million. London and Beverly Hills have the highest price entry points at US$6 million and US$8 million, respectively. “More than ever before, we are focusing on the purchasing patterns of ultra-affluent individuals – as well as what’s driving their investments across the globe -- and why the acquisition of luxury real estate has become increasingly important to their portfolios,” said Dan Conn, CEO, Christie’s International Real Estate. “Whether for safe storage of wealth, lifestyle upgrades or the pure passion of the investment, the intrinsic recognition of the sheer value of prime property ownership could not be stronger among these consumers.” www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

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UNMATCHED INTERNET PRESENCE Our website, www.telluriderealestatecorp.com, is fully optimized for use on all devices - tablets, smartphones, laptops, desktops. We put everything you need to know about Telluride real estate at your fingertips, and our listings and property searches feed directly from Telluride’s MLS, so you can be certain you always have access to the most up-to-date information. Our companion website, www.searchrealestatetelluride.com, provides user-friendly access to Telluride’s MLS, along with features such as the ability to share listings via email or social media, and to mark favorite listings for future reference. The new and improved Christie’s International Real Estate website, www.christiesrealestate.com, is unrivaled in its ability to promote exceptional properties on a worldwide basis. The platform includes several new features that are designed to both improve the user experience and establish Christie’s International Real Estate as the web destination of choice for those searching for luxury residential properties. The new website has been redesigned with a sleek interface, user-friendly navigation, and a look and feel reminiscent of www.christies.com, in order to achieve a visual connection between art and real estate under the Christie’s brand. With nearly 500,000,000 page views per year, the exposure to the global market truly is unmatched. EXCLUSIVELY FOR HIGH-VALUE HOMES Properties by price (number of properties)

EXCLUSIVELY FOR HIGH-VALUE HOMES Number of properties by region 31%

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* As of January 10, 2015

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NOTEWORTHY SALES A highly regarded international brand commands the attention of sophisticated buyers and sellers. This gallery of sales represents a sampling of TRECâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most noteworthy sales in the Telluride region over the last 12 months, demonstrating our commanding market presence.

40 Granite Ridge $9,300,000

West San Juan Avenue Vacant $9,000,000

1422 Wagner Way $4,550,000

187 Aldasoro Boulevard $4,295,000

128 Victoria Drive $4,250,000

145 Russell Drive $3,649,000

Red Dog Ranch $3,500,000

323 North Oak Street $2,900,000

Riverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Edge D $2,375,000

Lorian III Unit 2 $2,250,000

140 Polecat Lane $2,175,000

335 Old Toll Road $2,135,000

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525 E. Columbia Avenue $2,050,000

433 West Galena Avenue $2,000,000

2045 West Anderson Road $1,900,000

226 North Oak Street $1,875,000

Heritage Crossing Unit 3 $1,820,000

221 West Colorado Avenue $1,800,000

128 Double Eagle Drive $1,775,000

Elkstone 21 Unit 102 $1,575,000

Element 52 Unit A11 $1,489,000

153 Wapiti Drive $1,425,000

798 Prospect Avenue $1,400,000

Elkstone 21 Unit 304 $1,390,000

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WELCOME HOME TO THE MOUNTAINS The Telluride region is a place one must see to believe. As a small, twinkling jewel, situated off the beaten path and marked by intimate communities tucked amid massive peaks, the entire area could easily be overlooked on a map, in a plane, or on a road trip. That is why those who come here do so because they want to be here, because they have intentionally stumbled upon the towns and mesas that comprise this slice of southwestern Colorado. As the alpine sovereign over its surroundings, the town of Telluride is only about one square mile in size, with its nearest traffic light 37 miles away. It’s an inherently spectacular place, paired with an entirely genuine demeanor. Telluride’s picture-perfect, protected Victorian architecture is unassumingly hidden at 8,750 feet beneath the jagged and precipitous San Juan Mountains. Its sophistication as a world-class ski resort, threaded with internationally-renowned cultural festivals and events, is disguised behind a casual, informal persona that even famous personalities love to escape to. And its overzealous enthusiasm for the outdoors and close-knit, progressive and conscientious community are both fronted by a small-town charm where familiar faces constitute virtually everyone. Although Telluride’s resident population is only about 2,500, those who visit once, or live here part time, could likely attest that hundreds, even thousands, more would love to call it home. On the other side of the ski area and connected by the free 13-minute Gondola ride, Mountain Village is Telluride’s younger sibling and a community all its own. Incorporated as a town in 1995 and abutting the mountain’s ski runs and four lifts, Mountain Village is considered the true ski area base. It’s also home to the Telluride Ski & Golf Company’s headquarters, the Telluride Golf Course, Telluride Ski & Snowboard School and most of the region’s large resort hotels. At 9,545 feet, Mountain Village takes the term ‘ski town’ to new heights with its youthful grace and rapidly evolving infrastructure that includes new government offices and a 14,000-square-foot grocery store, as well as several new luxury development projects. It is the quintessential mountain escape, where sunlight bathes its nooks and crannies all day long and panoramic vistas dominate nearly every vantage point. Large homes sit “Out of the 90 different countries along the golf course and border the ski area, while a pedestrian Village Center evokes a feel I’ve been to, I’ve never seen similar to European resorts. And with a refined anything more beautiful than elegance that offers decadent spa treatments, fine restaurants and stylish boutiques, Mountain what you have here.” Village is still a place where jeans with sneakers are acceptable any day of the week, and the - B.B. King state-of-the-art Telluride Conference Center is just steps from a hot dog stand.

A BRIEF HISTORY Telluride’s towering and youthful San Juan Mountains create some of the wildest and most rugged terrain in the Lower 48. But the phrase “wild and rugged” doesn’t just describe Telluride’s mountains, it accurately describes its colorful past. Used by the Ute Indians as a summer camp for centuries, Telluride started receiving recognition between the 1800s and mid-1900s because of its deep pockets of silver and gold. Miners came in hordes to seek their fortune, and most were of the rowdy, woolly and free-thinking variety. In 1878, Telluride, previously called Columbia, became a town. Its name stemmed from “tellurium,” a nonmetallic element associated with heavy mineral deposits of silver and gold, but many think the name really came from the conductor bellowing “To-hell-you-ride,” as his train wound through the approaching valley. Regardless, Telluride’s true past is highlighted by tales of lawlessness, prostitution, saloon fights and above all, mountains of riches.

Just beyond Telluride and Mountain Village are several mesas, as well as mining and agricultural communities like Ophir, Rico, Placerville and Norwood. Each of these outlying areas possesses a distinct character formed by the land and people who live there.

During the 50s and 60s mining ground to a halt, but the community was revitalized with the birth of the ski area in 1972. Once again, the woolly free-thinkers returned but this time for different mountains of riches … deep powder snow.

On the mesas, massive views, vibrant sunsets, roaming wildlife, and alpine tranquility reside. In just a short drive, a different world suddenly emerges, one where the mountains burst from the foreground and night skies are ignited by fistfuls of stars. Paying homage to the ranchers of the Old West, the mesas are where both hectic lifestyles and homesteads take a sigh of relief and stretch out — home is truly away from it all. A sincere love for big backyards with lots of room, relationships with four-legged neighbors, and a peacefulness transcend all seasons. Particularly unique to the Telluride region are 35-acre mesa parcels that are only 10 minutes from the ski area and the amenities of Telluride and Mountain Village. These ranch properties are not only convenient for folks desiring space as well as proximity, they preserve the region’s open space landscape, helping to eliminate the sprawling feel experienced by other resorts. Whether in a breathtaking box canyon, a sophisticated village, or on a high-altitude mesa, the Telluride region is a place of diverse landscape and personality. The Telluride community, however, shares a common ground, coming together on ball fields, ice rinks, at an array of restaurants, summer festivals, and on the slopes. No matter how long you’ve lived here or how many times you’ve visited, the intellectual, spiritual and cultural bond that flourishes in these mountains is forever inspiring. As for that dynamic spirit that follows dreams and never takes its surroundings for granted… be warned, it’s contagious. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TELLURIDE SKI RESORT Skiable acres: 2,000+ Ski trails: 127 Vertical drop: 4,425 feet Beginner runs: 23 percent Intermediate runs: 36 percent Expert runs: 41 percent Ski lifts: 18 Air Garden/Terrain parks: 3

The world-class Telluride Ski Resort, commonly coined “the most beautiful place you’ll ever ski,” is unique for its out-thefront-door access from both Telluride and Mountain Village. Two chair lifts and the Gondola are within walking distance (or a shuttle bus ride) from anywhere in the Town of Telluride, while three chair lifts and the Gondola can be accessed from the Mountain Village Center. In addition, many homes and condominiums are slopeside, offering unrivaled ski-in/ski-out access to several ski runs, and other residential developments feature exclusive private lift service. In 2008, the Telluride ski area opened Revelation Bowl— located directly off the backside of the infamous Gold Hill Chair 14—served by a new, locally manufactured Leitner-Poma quad lift. Situated above treeline, the natural wide-open bowl offers advanced and expert skiing in an unbelievably scenic setting. The Ski Resort has also recently opened hike-to terrain in Black Iron Bowl and the Gold Hill Chutes. Other improvements include high-mountain restaurants Alpino Vino and Bon Vivant, increased snowmaking, and upgrades of existing amenities. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

Runs range from the steep and thrilling chutes of Gold Hill, to gentle cruisers off breathtaking Prospect Ridge, to wide beginner trails on Lift 10, to the mogul fields of Lift 9. The ski resort is serviced by two high-speed gondolas, seven highspeed quads, one fixed quad, two triples, two doubles, two surface lifts and two magic carpets with the summit of the resort topping out on Revelation at 13,150 feet. There are also three air garden/terrain parks (for beginner, intermediate and expert jibbers), a Nastar course for speed demons, backcountry terrain on Palmyra Peak for adrenaline junkies, and the Topaten Touring Center for Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. The ski area has an excellent ski and snowboard school and boasts several unique on-mountain dining spots like the historic Gorrono Ranch located mid-mountain, Giuseppe’s, an intimate local’s favorite at the top of Lift 9, and Allred’s Restaurant, a fine dining establishment at the summit of the Gondola. On the average, the Telluride Ski Resort receives 309 inches of snow per season, which translates to lots of deep and dry, pure Colorado powder.

SUMMER ACTIVITIES Warm weather attracts more than just golfers to the mountains as these hills come alive with fields of wildflowers, double rainbows, golden aspen foliage and outdoor enthusiasts of all varieties. Trail Running and Hiking: Numerous trail options are accessible from downtown Telluride and Mountain Village; dozens of others are within a short driving distance. Mountain Biking: Off-road trails are abundant and close by, including the well-maintained Galloping Goose, a 17-mile former railroad grade, which runs from Society Turn to Lizard Head. Kayaking and Rafting: Thrills never cease on the rapids of Colorado’s prime waterways.

WINTER ACTIVITIES If downhill skiing isn’t your thing, which for some it isn’t (and really, that’s okay), Telluride is a winter haven for many other cold weather sports. Ice Skating and Hockey: Both are very popular in Telluride, particularly since the NHL regulationsized Hanley Ice Rink opened in Telluride’s Town Park in 2005 and the Madeline Hotel’s outdoor skating rink opened in the Mountain Village Core in 2009. There is also an outdoor rink in Town Park. Snowmobiling: From snow-cruising to more extreme riding, opportunities are numerous; popular spots include Alta Lakes and the mesas.

Rock Climbing: Mellow pitches and sheer cliff walls are scattered about the region, beckoning sinewy climbers to defy gravity. Jeeping: An intricate web of former mining, now 4x4, roads wind through these mountains, with hundreds of miles of driveable terrain. Fly-Fishing: The Gold Medal waters of the San Miguel, Dolores and Gunnison rivers provide a myriad of options for catching trout. Flying: Paragliding, hang-gliding, hot air ballooning, and glider rides, with or without a guide, satisfy the need to soar with the birds. Horseback Riding: Horses are always eager and willing to cruise around on the numerous trails and 4x4 roads the region offers.

Nordic Skiing: For those looking to stay in shape, cross-country and skate skiing are fantastic workouts; popular places include Telluride Town Park, the Telluride Golf Course, the Valley Floor, and Priest Lake/Trout Lake. The Ski Resort offers Nordic skiing for a nominal fee, utilizing trails at the top of Lift 10. The Nordic Center is located in Telluride Town Park. Ice Climbing: Crystal blue walls are scattered about the region; the biggest is the internationally recognized Ouray Ice Park. Helicopter Skiing: Telluride is home to Colorado’s only heliskiing company – Telluride Helitrax; the outfit has escorted thousands of clients down millions of vertical feet of fresh snow since 1983 and uses an A-star chopper.

FOOTPATHS

TELLURIDE GOLF COURSE

In Telluride and Mountain Village, people will use any excuse to be outside, which has resulted in two extremely pedestrian-friendly communities. Whether it’s for exercise or to run errands, residents commonly use the many trails and paths dedicated to walking, running and biking.

Spring, summer and fall are dictated by the green of the Telluride Golf Course. From May to mid-October, golfers play from dawn to dusk on the 18-hole, 6,719-yard, par-71 course in Mountain Village. Surrounded by a peakstudded horizon from its 9,300-foot perch atop Turkey Creek Mesa, the Telluride Golf Club is often dubbed “the most beautiful place you’ll ever tee” – a catch-phrase adapted from its winter sibling.

The River Trail connects Telluride to the Valley Floor on its western edge and to the old Idarado mine on its eastern end. Recently remodeled, re-routed and re-vegetated, the River Trail, surfaced with a reddish clay/ dirt, meanders along the San Miguel River corridor and is a popular spot. The Bike Path is paved and stretches from Telluride High School to Society Turn alongside Highway 145. Used by everyone from baby joggers to commuters, the 3-mile blacktop path is a very busy thoroughfare and is usually plowed in winter. The Village Trail in Mountain Village starts at the Village Center and extends approximately 2.5 miles to Highway 145, running adjacent to Mountain Village Boulevard and passing Station Village Parking, the Gondola parking station. The trail is packed dirt in summer and a groomed Nordic track in winter.

Golf carts, equipped with Global Positioning Systems (GPS), assist with navigation of the terrain, while a full practice range, complete with chipping and putting greens, is available. The course also features: electronic tournament scoring; clinics and lessons; a halfway house grill restaurant; an on-green beverage and snack cart; and a full-service pro shop. And as one of the country’s highest courses in elevation, the ball travels significantly farther at the Telluride Golf Course (average golfers can drive an estimated 15-25% farther than on a lowlander course). Why? Same reason it’s tougher to breathe; the thin mountain air hosts less oxygen and therefore imposes less resistance on the ball. Tee times and shotgun starts are available as is catering for special events. The Telluride Golf Club was constructed in 1992 and serves as a private club for its members, as well as a public course for locals and guests. The course meanders from Mountain Village’s entrance to the back door of the Peaks Resort, where the pro shop is located.

AIRPORTS

TRANSPORTATION

Telluride Regional Airport is the highest commercial airport in the country and flying into and out of it is a unique treat. The setting, with breathtaking 360-degree views, is unparalleled as is the convenience of being within a six-mile drive from Telluride and Mountain Village. Several charter companies offer private and convenient flights, as well as fractional ownership opportunities.

The Gondola, which climbs and descends the front face of the ski resort, is free. No money changes hands when boarding with a bike, skis, even a dog, for the 13-minute trip between the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village (although if riding to ski or snowboard, a lift ticket is required). Locals use the Gondola to get to work, children use it to get to school and skiers use it to access the slopes. The Gondola, completed by the ski company in November 1996 in order to diminish traffic and vehicular pollution, is a one-of-a-kind transportation link owned and operated by the Mountain Village Metropolitan District. Traveling from Station Telluride, at the south end of Oak Street, the Gondola makes three stops: the first is Station St. Sophia, the ridgeline atop the ski area; next is the Mountain Village Center; and last is the multi-level parking structure in Mountain Village, also the location of the grocery store, post office and Mountain Village government offices. The Gondola has pet and handicap-accessible cabins.

Montrose Regional Airport is 60 miles from Telluride and boasts flights with airlines such as American, Continental, Delta, United, United Express and Allegiant Air. Nonstop service to and from Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and Newark is available. Regional Airports also include Cortez, Durango and Grand Junction.

The Galloping Goose is Telluride’s bus transit service. Named for Telluride’s ingenious gasoline-engine “rail bus” system used between the 1930s and 1950s, the Goose offers a free town loop as well as shuttles to Lawson Hill, Down Valley and Norwood. In Mountain Village, a free shuttle makes a loop between the Mountain Village Center and the Meadows businesses/residential neighborhood. Dial-A-Ride is another free service that provides transportation for residents and guests in and around Mountain Village. Passengers simply call from their home or cell phone to arrange a ride anywhere in Mountain Village.

MEDICAL

SCHOOLS & KIDS

Telluride Medical Center, located on Pacific Avenue, provides 24-hour medical emergency care. The facility has four doctors on staff and 25 nurses, physician assistants, radiology techs and administrative personnel. In addition, several visiting specialists provide office hours on a monthly basis.

The Telluride R-1 School District is consistently recognized by the state for its excellence and progressive learning environment and was recently noted for superior standardized test scores, far above the Colorado state average. The district, which serves more than 585 students and boasts a staff of more than 80 full- and part-time professionals, is comprised of an elementary school and a middle/high school. Both schools recently underwent sizeable renovations and additions.

Nine years ago, Telluride Hospital District (THD) officials and administrators began their search for a new site for the region’s health care needs, driven by the aim to find a site that could accommodate the area’s projected growth and before the region’s limited buildable sites were developed. In 2014, a site in the Mountain Village was selected and plans were set in motion. Community benefits of the new facility will include overnight hospital beds; a procedure room for minor surgery, such as colonoscopies; new imaging technology; expanded primary and urgent care; room to expand in the future; and financial stability from new revenues. In 2015, the THD took one step closer to bringing that vision to fruition when they closed Phase One of a new facility’s pre-design phase and voted on a conceptual plan.

Area resident and renowned high-altitude physician, Dr. Peter Hackett, started the Institute for High Altitude Medicine in Telluride to improve the quality of life for residents/tourists in the region.

Telluride Mountain School and Montessori is an independent school for preschool through 12th grade. In 2006, the school was accredited by the Colorado Association of Independent Schools, and has approximately 100 students and 20 teachers and staff members.

Telluride is also a “Heart-Safe” community, with the installation of 30-plus automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) throughout Telluride, Mountain Village and their immediate surroundings.

Preschool and Daycare programs are numerous in the region, all with great reputations.

In addition to two full-service pharmacies, the region also offers healthcare services including: Alternative Medicine Acupuncture Chiropractic Care Dentistry Family Practice Massage Therapy Mental Health Care Occupational and Physical Therapy Optometry

Outdoor Programs for kids are abundant. During the school year, programs like Ski P.E. are available, while in the summer, Telluride Academy is an adventure camp that offers everything from rock climbing and backpacking to theater and rocket building. It is the largest outdoor enrichment and adventure program in Western Colorado with over 100 camp programs offered.

LIFESTYLE AND THE ARTS The Telluride lifestyle goes far beyond its myriad of outdoor activities. For being so small in size, Telluride is big on personality when it comes to its culture and entertainment scene, leaving oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s social calendar busting at the seams. Holiday parties, music concerts, theater and dance performances, fundraising galas and art openings are just a few of the gatherings that happen at three main performing arts venues: Michael D. Palm Theater is a state-of-the-art performing arts center in the town of Telluride. The 30,000-square-foot facility is a grand acoustically-engineered venue with a stage, wing spaces, proscenium, fly space and 650-plus seats. Telluride Conference Center, located in the Mountain Village Center, is an integral part of the business community, as well as an entertainment/special events hub. Built in 1999, the 10,000-square-foot sophisticated facility includes meeting and gathering space, high-speed communications systems, top-of-the-line audiovisual equipment and catering services.

in downtown Telluride, the quaint theater has 240 seats and is managed by the nonprofit Sheridan Arts Foundation. Summer festivals occur virtually every weekend. Some are music-oriented, like Bluegrass, Jazz, Chamber Music and Blues & Brews, bringing such headliners as the late B.B. King, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Herbie Hancock, The Allman Brothers and James Brown to the Town Park Stage and local venues. A few are film-obsessed, like Mountainfilm and Telluride Film Fest, attracting Hollywood stars like George Clooney, Ben Affleck, Meryl Streep, Annette Benning, Sean Penn and Philip Seymour Hoffman to the cinematic premieres of big screen blockbusters. Others are focused on food and libation, like Culinary Arts and Wine, where chefs and aficionados gather to taste and indulge. And still there are more as the list goes on.

Ah Haa School is Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s homegrown art school, offering a number of courses for kids and adults such as ceramics, creative writing, papermaking, photography, silk dyeing, jewelry, metalwork, languages, cooking, salsa dancing, and more.

Cuisine is taken rather seriously in Telluride and with more than 40 restaurants and bars, there is a vast selection. Just about every type of cuisine is represented from Japanese to Thai, French to Italian, Latin to eclectic American. There are upscale menus, reserve wine lists and world-renowned chefs at the fine dining restaurants, as well as comfy, casual atmospheres to grab a simple burger and a beer. There are also a multitude of private chefs and catering companies willing to come and cook, or deliver hot fresh meals to your home.

Sheridan Opera House, Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s historic vaudeville stage, provides an intimate setting for live performances and films. It was originally built in 1913, restored during the mid-1990s and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Located

Shopping: The latest in fashion, studio jewelry, fine art, classic Western garb and elegant home furnishings are all neatly packaged behind classy storefronts that line downtown Telluride and the Mountain Village Core.

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Prior to earning its very own spot on the map, the town underwent a significant research, development and design phase, having been conceptualized as a ski resort village for more than a dozen years. From there, a cobblestone pedestrian plaza at the base of the ski resort became the bustling Village Core, lined with boutiques, restaurants, hotels, spas, fire pits, bouldering area and skating rink. In addition, the Village Core is home to the state-of-the-art Telluride Conference Center, Telluride Ski & Golf Company’s headquarters, the Ski & Snowboard School, three chair lifts, and the Gondola Altitude: 9,545 feet — the transportation system Population: 1,150 linking Telluride and Mountain Annual Snowfall: 300-plus inches Village together in a stunning Average Winter Temperature: 39 high / 22 low 13-minute ride. Surrounding the core of town is the 18-hole Telluride Average Summer Temperature: 68 high / 44 low Championship Golf Course, as well as beautiful alpine residences that abut both the golf course and ski area. Mountain Village is renowned for its panoramic vistas and elegant sophistication with new developments and amenities popping up constantly, the most recent of which includes a new grocery store, post office and several new hotels. Some of the amenities the town of Mountain Village has to offer include:

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Homes

184 BUTCH CASSIDY DRIVE ................................................................

5 Bedrooms • 6.5 Baths • 8,706 Square Feet 1.79 Acres • $13,750,000 • MLS: 31479

With unparalleled privacy, character and dramatic design, this slope-side home on a forested lot adjacent to open space has spectacular unimpeded views, a ski funicular, spa/exercise wing, wine tunnel, tower room, theater, glass walkway, 2 wood-burning fireplaces, smart systems, tree deck, guest house and oversized 3-car garage on a private cul-de-sac. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Homes

109 POLECAT LANE

140 HIGH COUNTRY ROAD

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5 Bedrooms • 5 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 7,923 Square Feet 0.75 Acres • $9,000,000 • MLS: 31628

5 Bedrooms • 6 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 10,618 Square Feet 1.11 Acres • $8,400,000 • MLS: 31474

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Homes

301 BENCHMARK DRIVE

104 BENCHMARK DRIVE

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,036 Square Feet 0.56 Acres • $2,295,000 • MLS: 31648

6 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 5,498 Square Feet 0.5 Acres • $2,795,000 • MLS: 31466

260 DOUBLE EAGLE DRIVE

245 ADAMS RANCH ROAD

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 3,987 Square Feet 0.39 Acres • $1,950,000 • MLS: 23083

4 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 4,967 Square Feet 0.48 Acres • $2.495,000 • MLS: 32660 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Homes

230 SAN JOAQUIN ROAD

130 HIGHLANDS WAY

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,000 Square Feet 2.7 Acres • $5,950,000 • MLS: 32691

7 Bedrooms • 7 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 9,000 Square Feet 3 Acres • $6,250,000 • MLS: 32067 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Homes

131 VISCHER DRIVE

247 ADAMS RANCH ROAD

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4 Bedrooms • 3.5 • 3,958 Square Feet 0.43 Acres • $2,355,000 • MLS: 32763

5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 4,787 Square Feet 0.47 Acres • $2,550,000 • MLS: 31978

204 WILSON PEAK DRIVE

202 BENCHMARK DRIVE

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5 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,439 Square Feet 1.58 Acres • $2,900,000 • MLS: 23659

6 Bedrooms • 6.5 Baths • 3,492 Square Feet 0.96 Acres • $3,000,000 • MLS: 30926 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

741 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE BOULEVARD

SEE FOREVER VILLAGE UNIT 120

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5 Bedrooms • 8 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 8,861 Square Feet 0.6 Acres • $7,250,000 • MLS: 32692

4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,452 Square Feet $6,499,000 • MLS: 32132

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

ASPEN RIDGE UNIT 29

VILLAGE CREEK UNIT 7

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5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 3,745 Square Feet $2,900,000 • MLS: 32202

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 2,206 Square Feet $1,160,000 • MLS: 30923

LUMIERE UNIT 504

CRYSTAL UNIT 24

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1 Bedroom • 1.5 Baths • 1,137 Square Feet $849,000 • MLS: 31910

5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 3,565 Square Feet $2,150,000 • MLS: 31430 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

OUTLAWS UNIT 1B

WESTERMERE UNIT 411

TERRACES UNIT 1401

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3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,420 Square Feet $615,000 • MLS: 31656

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,369 Square Feet $668,000 • MLS: 32228

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,038 Square Feet $549,000 • MLS: 32135

BEAR CREEK LODGE PENTHOUSE 403

SHIRANA UNIT 2

MOUNTAIN LODGE 3206/3208

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4 Bedrooms • 4 Baths • 2,540 Square Feet $719,000 • MLS: 31755

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,081 Square Feet $475,000 • MLS: 32921

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,024 Square Feet $499,000 • MLS: 32850

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

LUXURY RESIDENCES AT LORIAN III ................................................................

3,851 - 6,540 Square Feet • $3,499,000 - $4,450,000 • Newly finished one-level luxury residences • Adjacent to Double Cabins Ski Run • Amenities: hot tub, heated pool, game room, garage parking, gym and ski lockers • Views from every room • Granite and marble counters, walnut floors, mahogany cabinets, Sub Zero refrigerators, Wolf ranges, wine coolers and wet bars • Walk to gondola and grocery • 3 flats sold / 3 flats to choose from

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

VILLAS AT TRISTANT UNIT 221

DAKOTA PLACE UNIT 3

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 2,885 Square Feet $1,695,000 • MLS: 28632

3 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • 1,915 Square Feet $2,100,000 • MLS: 31991

DAKOTA PLACE UNIT 5

LODGES ON SUNDANCE UNIT 3

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 2,401 Square Feet $2,740,000 • MLS: 31980

3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 2,735 Square Feet $1,245,000 • MLS: 28050 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

SEE FOREVER UNIT 104 ................................................................

3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 1,850 Square Feet $1,295,000 • MLS: 32917

ASPEN RIDGE UNIT 30

HERITAGE CROSSING UNIT 7

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5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 3,745 Square Feet $3,200,000 • MLS: 32206

4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 3,556 Square Feet $3,650,000 • MLS: 32035 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Condos

VILLAS AT TRISTANT UNIT 205

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE CORE COMMERCIAL

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3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 2,677 Square Feet $1,600,000 • MLS: 32832

Heritage Crossing C-5R/Telluride Base Club • 1.5 Baths • 3,344 Square Feet $990,000 • MLS: 32006

BEAR CREEK LODGE 107AB

MOUNTAIN LODGE 2215

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BEAR CREEK LODGE 105AB ................................................................

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,241 Square Feet $397,000 • MLS: 32786

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 493 Square Feet $195,000 • MLS: 31631

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,241 Square Feet $385,000 • MLS: 32059

MOUNTAIN LODGE 3215

PEAKS UNIT 325

MOUNTAIN LODGE 4217

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2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 790 Square Feet $275,000 • MLS: 32482

Studio • 1 Bath • 432 Square Feet $180,000 • MLS: 31152

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 790 Square Feet $410,000 • MLS: 30988

MOUNTAIN LODGE 3018/3020

MOUNTAIN LODGE 3107/3109

BEAR CREEK LODGE 311

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2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 756 Square Feet $360,000 • MLS: 31200

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 756 Square Feet $345,000 • MLS: 32518

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 882 Square Feet $399,000 • MLS: 32167

MOUNTAIN LODGE 3213

MOUNTAIN LODGE 2116

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2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 790 Square Feet $349,500 • MLS: 32351

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 560 Square Feet $310,000 • MLS: 32493

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Land

LOT 503

LOT 401A

LOT 5

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TBD Lone Fir Lane • 0.74 Acres $549,000 • MLS: 32633

112 Snowdrift Lane • 0.89 Acres $895,000 • MLS: 28654

137 Vischer Drive • 0.39 Acres $750,000 • MLS: 29381

LOT 508

KNOLL ESTATES LOT 31

LOT 147B

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125 Russell Drive • 0.63 Acres $599,000 • MLS: 32279

Fairway Drive • 0.11 Acres $575,000 • MLS: 32061

262 Country Club Drive • 1.2 Acres $975,000 • MLS: 32581

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Land

LOT 416A

LOT 311

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206 Wilson Peak Drive • 1.39 Acres $1,850,000 • MLS: 23660

320 Benchmark Drive • 0.66 Acres $885,000 • MLS: 27990

LOTS 219B & 220B

LOT 89-2B

LOT 89-2C

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TBD Palmyra Drive • 1.32 Acres $2,350,000 • MLS: 31863

669 MV Boulevard • 0.64 Acres $1,050,000 • MLS: 27437

667 MV Boulevard • 0.48 Acres $995,000 • MLS: 27436

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Land

B 259B

62B

260

261

338R

LOT 5

LOT 7

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0.43 Acres • $525,000 • MLS: 28789

0.42 Acres • $650,000 • MLS: 28292

LOT 8

LOT 11

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0.21 Acres • $575,000 • MLS: 28293

0.2 Acres • $699,000 • MLS: 28791

LOT 21

LOT 12

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0.39 Acres • $1,116,500

0.2 Acres • $699,000 • MLS: 28792

LOT 22 ................................................................

0.44 Acres • $1,186,500

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380

174B

174A 173

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162B

337R

340

172

171

162A

Pro spec t Cree

339

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0.2 Acres • $599,000 • MLS: 28790

259A

255B

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0.3 Acres • $425,000 • MLS: 28291

255A

1700

Jo San

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258

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LOT 10

R 7A 25 257B

SSS165A S165A Cortina

ina Cort s at Villatina Ln

0.27 Acres • $599,000 • MLS: 28290

LOT 4

L BR 256 256AR

0.33 Acres • $399,000 • MLS: 28788

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LAG

VIL SS165B

San J oaqu i n

239B

LOT 6

Townhomes on the Creek

Double Cabins

240A

LOT 3

23R

0.2 Acres • $550,000 • MLS: 28294

0.28 Acres • $399,000 • MLS: 28787

239A

Bear Creek Lodge

The Lorian

23E

21 2

Vil l a

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23B

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lvd

M ountain

LOT 9

23D

Market Town Hall Plaza P.O.

LOT 2

18 19

CORTINA HOMESITES

Village Parking

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | Land

DEVELOPMENT LOT 27A / 3R

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE CORE COMMERCIAL

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112 Lost Lane • 0.94 Acres $4,950,000 • MLS: 23385

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Franz Klammer 106B • 3,020 SF 2 Baths • $1,500,000 • MLS: 30629

Franz Klammer 106C • 780 SF 1 Bath • $350,000 • MLS: 30630

LOT 628N

BOULDERS LOT 11

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TBD Double Eagle Way • 0.4 Acres $265,000 • MLS: 31151

11 Boulders Way • 0.1 Acres $114,000 • MLS: 31983

BOULDERS LOT 10

LOT BC513E

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10 Boulders Way • 0.05 Acres $120,000 • MLS: 30794

104 Lawson Overlook • 0.6 Acres $295,000 • MLS: 31511

LOT 10 THE RIDGE

LOT BC110RR

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0.17 Acres $350,000 • MLS: 32348

TBD Lawson Overlook • 0.79 Acres $395,000 • MLS: 31806

ADAMS RANCH

LOT 351

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5 Lots • .01 Acres Each $255,000-$269,000

TBD San Sophia Drive • 2.68 Acres $1,650,000 • MLS: 32130 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

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SNEFFLES RANGE & SAN SOPHIA RIDGE VIEWS

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HISTORICAL

West Willows

Elks Park

Mendota Visitor Boomerang Services Village Boomerang Lodge Cornet White House Creek

DISTRICT River Edge S an M ig u el R iv e r

Mountainside Inn

The Cascades

Plunge Plun Landing Land

TRA

T 7 LIF

River Watch

Element 52

Etta II Etta Place

Fir St.

San Juan Ave. RIV

L DO

GONDOLA PLAZA

Gondola Station Telluride

Pacific Place

Fall Line

Camel’s Garden

Ice House

Willows 1&2

River View

Spiral Stairs

Hotel el mbia Columbia

Depot

LIBRARY

Ballard House

RIV ER TR AIL

Ghost Rivercrown Riders nd

Gold Dust ust Crossing Crosssing

Cimarron Lod

Carhenge

GONDOLA atition C O R R I D O R Ore Station

Graysill

MEDICAL EDICAL AL ENTER ERR D E P O T CENTER

R I VER TRA IL

Free Parking

POST OFFICE

Livery

Pacific Ave.

Viking Lodge

Double Diamond

Winter Crown

TREC

Diamond Tooth

LIFT

ive

Lulu City

Tomboy St.

Mahoney Dr

wl Owl dows Meadows

ACCOMMODATIONS DISTRICT

HISTORICAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT

Colorado Avenue / Main Street

Av e

Park

COURT HOUSE

Clark’s Market Village Leasehold

Telluride Lodge

Black Bear Rd.

Oak St.

Cornet Ln.

TREC

Sundancee

Free Parking

Aspen St.

Townsend St.

Davis St. Columbia Ave.

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Hotel Telluride

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Bac Villahman ge W. Sm

Park

Av e

Cornet St.

BIK

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Miners Union

Willow St.

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DISTRICT

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Park

ery R

RESIDENTIAL

Galena Ave.

W. Pr

VALLEY FLOOR OPEN SPACE

Spruce St.

Cor

Pine St.

Redcliff St.

Curtis Dr.

Tomboy Lodge

Coonskin Ct.

GGrego r ry Ave.

MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL

Brew

To Lawson Hill, Society Turn, Eider Creek & Hillside

Shandoka

T RA

Rd.

PATH

BIKE

W I E BE

MUSEUM

ery

Butcher Creek Dr.

JU D

Manitou Lodge

River Side River Side

TOW N BOU NDA RY BEA

R C RE

EK T RAIL

Muscatel Flats

TOWN OF TELLURIDE

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The town of Telluride is like a small urban environment living in the body of a charming alpine village. Nestled below striking vertical peaks, the magnificent valley is comprised of a quaint 16-block-long by six-block-wide grid where streets are typically a blizzard of activity. Children walk to and from school, dogs accompany owners to the bank and post office, friends bump into each other on virtually every corner, and anything can be tackled on foot or by bicycle. In Telluride, a cup of coffee and the morning paper are never more than a five-minute jaunt away; and neither is the ski resort, as two lifts and the Gondola — the innovative people-mover connecting Telluride and Mountain Village — rise up right from town. Additionally, whether one needs an ATM, the Internet, a quick snack, or a birthday card, just about everything Altitude: 8,750 feet is available on, or adjacent to, main street, town’s lively epicenter. Population: 2,300

% 3

to Imogene Pass

1/8 mile

1/4 mile

(200 meters)

(400 meters)

Annual Snowfall: 200-plus inches Average Winter Temperature: 39 high / 22 low Average Summer Temperature: 68 high / 44 low

Cir.

Hemlcok St.

Maple St.

Pandora Ave.

CEM

San

Migu

Laurel St.

Shadow Lane

Columbine St.

Piñon St.

Alder St.

TOWN BOUNDA RY

R IVER TRAIL

el Riv e

r Bea r

ICE ARENA PAVILION

MUSIC STAGE

Cr e ek

TOW N PA R K

Wilkin’s Way

to Idarado Legacy & Bridal Veil Falls

Telluride was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 1964 and takes its architectural standards very seriously — old structures are meticulously preserved, while new construction is monitored by strict and careful guidelines. As a result, Telluride’s residential homes all share a Victorian trend that’s traditional for some, contemporary for others, and its commercial district is a colorful display of restored and recreated western storefronts. And through this thoughtfully laid out floor plan, Telluride captures the bustling energy of any city neighborhood, yet pads it in a safe and neatly packaged, friendly little town. In fact, some might even go as far as to say that the cozy Telluride valley resembles a large family as homes are lined closely together, neighbors chat across balconies and the mountains above serve as a communal backyard enjoyed by everyone. Some of the amenities the Town of Telluride has to offer include: San Miguel County Courthouse U.S. Post Office Telluride Elementary School Telluride Middle/High School Wilkinson Public Library Michael D. Palm Performing Arts Center Historic Sheridan Opera House Nugget Movie Theater Telluride Elks Club Two Full-Service Grocery Stores

Telluride Historical Museum Town Park Pavilion Hockey Arena / Ice Rink Elks Park Gondola Base Lift 7 and Lift 8 Bases River Trail Paved Bike Path Bear Creek Trailhead Jud Wiebe Trailhead

TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Homes

THE GRANDE DAME OF GALENA

459 WEST DAKOTA AVENUE

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 6,219 Square Feet 0.43 Acres • $5,500,000 • MLS: 29820

5 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 6,661 Square Feet 0.34 Acres • $5,650,000 • MLS: 28249 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

MAIN STREET PENTHOUSE

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4 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 3,214 Square Feet 0.13 Acres • $1,450,000 • MLS: 20410

5 Bedrooms • 6.5 Baths • 6,462 Square Feet $7,500,000 • MLS: 30953

3 OLD BREWERY ROAD

507 WEST COLORADO AVENUE

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4 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 3,653 Square Feet 0.15 Acres • $2,775,000 • MLS: 28157

4 Bedrooms • 4 Baths • 3,000 Square Feet 0.07 Acres • $1,950,000 • MLS: 31717

TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Homes

200 SOUTH SUNSET RIDGE DRIVE

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TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Homes

431 WEST GALENA AVENUE

495 CURTIS DRIVE

233 SOUTH OAK STREET

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5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 4,677 Square Feet 0.05 Acres • $3,350,000 • MLS: 32693

5 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 3,056 Square Feet 0.17 Acres • $3,750,000 • MLS: 30594

4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 3,578 Square Feet 0.06 Acres • $3,995,000 • MLS: 29925

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TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Condos

BALLARD HOUSE NORTH UNIT 102

CHARLIE’S PLACE UNIT C ................................................................

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3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,908 Square Feet $1,125,000 • MLS: 32848

2 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • 1,480 Square Feet $1,110,000 • MLS: 31689

BALLARD HOUSE NORTH UNIT 201

LIFTSIDE VILLAS UNIT B

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2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,146 Square Feet $1,020,000 • MLS: 31510

3 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • 1,550 Square Feet $1,295,000 • MLS: 32806 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Condos

SMUGGLER UNIT C

TELLURIDE LODGE UNIT 504

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3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,672 Square Feet $790,000 • MLS: 32855

3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,346 Square Feet $695,000 • MLS: 31960

FRACTIONAL OFFERINGS RIVER CLUB UNIT 203 ................................................................

3 Beds • 3 Baths • 1,478 Square Feet $55,000 • MLS: 32576

S T O R A G E S PA C E TOMBOY LODGE UNIT 156 ................................................................

Includes Parking • 646 Square Feet $60,000 • MLS: 30404

BOOMERANG LODGE UNIT 8 ................................................................

4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,670 Square Feet $925,000 • MLS: 32230 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Commercial

215 EAST COLORADO AVENUE 2 ................................................................

1 Powder Room • 1,033 Square Feet $1,100,000 • MLS: 32734

398 WEST COLORADO AVENUE

124 EAST COLORADO AVENUE

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8,496 Square Feet $5,440,000 • MLS: 32013

2 Baths • 4,095 Square Feet 0.04 Acres • $2,500,000 • MLS: 32628 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TOWN OF TELLURIDE | Land

DAKOTA ADDITION LOTS 8, 9 & 10

369 EAST GALENA AVENUE

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TBD West Dakota Avenue • 0.2 Acres $2,400,000 • MLS: 30406

Lot 2, Block 37 • 0.17 Acres $2,500,000 • MLS: 32176

LOT C EAST GREGORY AVENUE

SUNSET RIDGE

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153 East Gregory Avenue • 0.12 Acres $1,700,000 • MLS: 29393

Lot 15 • 0.1 Acres $215,000 • MLS: 20860 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

Lot 4 • 0.07 Acres $265,000 • MLS: 32040

Lot 13 • 0.07 Acres $285,000 • MLS: 32039

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DEPOT LOT 8C ................................................................

TBD Depot Avenue • 0.07 Acres $2,475,000 • MLS: 32574

Te l l u r i d e R e a l E s t ate Co r p. i s Te l l u r i d e’s exclusive affiliate of Christie’s I nternational R e a l E s t ate, t h e o n l y re a l e s t ate n e t wo r k ow n e d by a f i n e a r t a u c t i o n h o u s e.

McKenzie Springs The Frontier Brown Ranch The Lakes Hastings Brown Dog Mesa Ranch Estates

IRON SPRINGS MESA Sa n

Mig

The Bluffs

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145

Top of the World

SPECIE Specie M E S A Mesa Ranch

SAWPIT DollarLastMtn.

Fall Fall Creek Creek Village

Gray Head Peak

WILSON Wilson M E S A

5 miles

145

Mesa Ranches

(8 kilometers)

Little Cone

Little Cone Ranch

Ruffne Mtn.

Whipple Mtn. Hawn Mtn.

Gray Head Wilderness Preserve Diamond Ranch

Alda Ra

AIRPORT

Two Rivers Lawso Hill

Diamond Hill

Wilson Mesa Ranches

LEY

The Peninsula

Hayden Peak

Ptarmigan Ranch

M V AL

2.5 miles

North Pole Peak

LAST DOLLAR PASS

PLACERVILLE

(4 kilometers)

Alder Canyon

West Meadows

ILIU

HASTINGS MESA

Old Elam Ranch

. 3

DALLAS DIVIDE

San Juan Vista

Telluride Pines

Gurley Reservoir

NORWOOD

Flat Top Peak

Woods Lake

WILSON

DOLORES RANGE

Dunn Peak

Middle Peak Dolores Peak

The Preserve

SUNSHINE MESA

Navajo Lake

RANGE Wilson Peak Gladstone

El Diente Mt. Wilson

Sunshine Mtn.

Lake Fork Junction / Ames

LIZARD HEAD WILDERNESS Lizard Head

San Bernardo

SAN MIGUEL COUNTY

Trout Lake

DOLORES COUNTY

LIZARD

550

TELLURIDE REGION

nc p om r Ri v e gre ah

The Telluride region has diverse areas that appeal to different types of people. The numerous mesas are about as close as one can get to living away from it all, without being away from it all. The vast expanses of sun-kissed stretches of land sit at the base of the area’s most dramatic peaks, meaning days are longer and views seem no more than an arm’s length away. Wildlife roams freely and property lines reach out to mingle among wilderness areas and national forests, suiting equestrians as well as those who love their space. Yet once in the car, all the mesas are less than 40 minutes from Telluride and Mountain Village, with certain 35-acre tracts uniquely positioned only 10 minutes away from the action.

OURAY M T. S N E F F E L S WILDERNESS

Blue Lakes

Dallas Peak

Campbell Peak

Sunnyside asoro Ranch nch EiderCreek Hillside Brown Homestead

Mt. Ridgway

Mt. Sneffels Gilpin SNEFFELS Peak RANGE

Some of the many regional highlights include:

TELLURIDE Ajax Peak

MOUNTAIN Ski Ranches VILLAGE

Raspberry Patch

Potosi Peak

Stony Mt. Mtn Emma Greenback Mtn

Elk Run

Alta Lakes

Ophir Needles

La Junta Peak Wasatch Mtn.

Palmyra Peak

Telluride Regional Airport Deep Creek Mesa

IMOGENE PASS

Telluride Peak

Down Valley Park and River Trail Down Valley

Ptarmigan Lake

Ingram Peak Mud Lake

Bald Mtn.

Then there are the numerous outlying towns, which boast community living that’s a little quieter than Telluride and Mountain Village. Heading south, residents actually go up in altitude to the old mining/mountain communities of Ophir, San Bernardo, Trout Lake and Rico, where neighbors live close to each other and to the mountains outside their doors. Heading north and west, residents go down to the slightly warmer and more agricultural towns of Placerville, Ridgway and Norwood, where homesteads come in all sizes and communities have social calendars all their own. And like the mesas, all the outlying communities are no more than 20 to 40 minutes from Telluride and Mountain Village.

San Miguel County Fairgrounds

RED MOUNTAIN PASS

Wilderness Areas / National Forests Gray Head Wilderness Preserve Lizard Head Wilderness Mount Sneffels Wilderness San Juan National Forest Uncompahgre National Forest

11,075’ Blue Lake

Silver Mtn. Lookout Peak

OPHIR

Yellow

Trout Lake Mtn. Subdivision

Columbine Lake

OPHIR PASS

Fourteeners El Diente Peak 14,159 ft. Mount Sneffels 14,150 ft. Mount Wilson 14,246 ft. Wilson Peak 14,017 ft.

S. Lookout Peak U.S. Grant Peak Island Lake

Pilot Knob

Ice Lake

Vermilion

Fuller Lake

Clear Lake

SILVERT

Rivers / Water Alta Lakes Dolores River Gurley Reservoir McPhee Reservoir Miramonte Reservoir Ridgway Reservoir San Miguel River Trout Lake Woods Lake Popular Trails Blaine Basin Trail Cross Mountain Trail Deep Creek Trail Galloping Goose Lake Hope Trail Sneffels Highline Trail Waterfall Canyon Wilson Mesa Trail

ALDASORO RANCH LOT 26 ................................................................

TELLURIDE REGION | Deep Creek Mesa

105 Cristina’s Way • 2.09 Acres $725,000 • MLS: 32418

195 OLD TOLL ROAD

113 JOAQUIN ROAD

ALDASORO RANCH LOT 51

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 6,837 Square Feet 3 Acres • $3,945,000 • MLS: 31464

5 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,644 Square Feet 2.81 Acres • $6,495,000 • MLS: 30924

109 Aguirre Road • 2.77 Acres $599,000 • MLS: 30981

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5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 11,729 Square Feet 35.11 Acres • $10,250,000 • MLS: 31471

TELLURIDE REGION | Deep Creek Mesa

585 WILSON WAY ................................................................

Located on 35 acres, Catmando is unsurpassed in craftsmanship and setting. Perched on a mesa overlooking the ski area, and surrounded by 13,000-14,000+ foot peaks, this owner/developer historic renovation is one of a kind. The back yard is a private resort with pond, water falls, Bhutanese-inspired bridge, fire-pit, Palapa, hot tub and multi-tiered patios. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

SUNNYSIDE WEST LOT 5 ................................................................

TELLURIDE REGION | Deep Creek Mesa

816 Elk Ridge Road • 35.09 Acres $2,750,000 • MLS: 27617

SUNNYSIDE WEST LOT 6

THE MORGAN RANCH

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820 Elk Ridge Road • 35.09 Acres $2,750,000 • MLS: 25579

6 Bedrooms • 6 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 8,362 Square Feet 70.1 Acres • $5,800,000 • MLS: 29991 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

GRAY HEAD LOT 16A

GRAY HEAD LOT 15B

DIAMOND RANCH LOT 2

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35.2 Acres $2,500,000 • MLS: 30374

35 Acres $1,800,000 • MLS: 30000

35.02 Acres $2,250,000 • MLS: 30951

GRAY HEAD LOT 15C-1 ................................................................

35.09 Acres $2,500,000 • MLS: 30373

35.12 Acres $2,600,000 • MLS: 30375

TELLURIDE REGION | Deep Creek Mesa

GRAY HEAD LOT 16B ................................................................

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TELLURIDE REGION | Ranches

7X AND ALVEY RANCHES ................................................................

1,400 Acres $9,000,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS: 32359

2,450 Acres $8,800,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS: 32817

Can also be purchased together for a total of 3,850 acres. The 7X is one of the premier historic ranches in the North Fork of the Gunnison Valley. Beautiful Victorian Era home, carriage house, and historic guest cabin set on a manicured estate, amid beautiful ranch land, pastures, forest, and mountain-fed streams. The Alvey Ranch is a true working cattle ranch located in the Leroux Creek Valley. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TELLURIDE REGION | Ranches

The Sound of Music—the perfect name for one of the west’s most scenic ranches, just 13 miles from Telluride via year round maintained roads. Rolling topography is blanketed with Aspen and old growth Evergreen, surrounding lush meadows with high mountain grasses. Excellent water and ditch rights insure hundreds of acres of lowlands will remain green.

SOUND OF MUSIC RANCH ................................................................

2,385 Acres $29,500,000 • MLS: 28231

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TELLURIDE REGION | Cimarron Club

CIMARRON MOUNTAIN CLUB ................................................................

45-205 Acres $2,500,000-$3,850,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS: 32231-32242

A private ski resort larger than Aspen Mountain between Telluride and Crested Butte. Only 12 ranches averaging 100 acres 45 minutes from the Telluride / Montrose Airport. Miles of biking, hiking, equestrian trails with superb fly-fishing and hunting in vast surrounding wilderness. Ski mountain is fully operational with luxury, heated snowcats. www.CimarronClub.com www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

259 ELK PARK ROAD

232 PARK LANE

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4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,400 Square Feet 1.18 Acres • $1,450,000 • MLS: 31848

4 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 3,760 Square Feet 3.52 Acres • $2,100,000 • MLS: 32636

TELLURIDE REGION | Ski Ranches

99 ELK PARK ROAD

249 ELK PARK ROAD

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1.69 Acres $1,200,000 • MLS: 31693

3 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • 3,160 Square Feet 1.94 Acres • $1,525,000 • MLS: 30180 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

PORTION OF THE FAYETTE PLACER ................................................................

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 2,430 Square Feet 8.5 Acres • $950,000 • MLS: 31150

Placerville • 16.8 Acres $1,230,000 • MLS: 32813

TELLURIDE REGION | West

GURLEY LAKE RETREAT ................................................................

STALLION RANCH

M&M RIVER RANCH

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2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,500 Square Feet 140+/- Acres • $1,395,000 • MLS: 31738

3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 2,643 Square Feet 13.15 Acres • $1,950,000 • MLS: 31568 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

100 3RD STREET, PLACERVILLE

141 BLUFF VIEW DRIVE

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4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 2,730 Square Feet 0.22 Acres • $480,000 • MLS: 31427

4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 2,124 Square Feet 35.27 Acres • $748,500 • MLS: 32625

TELLURIDE REGION | West

R-BAR-D RANCH

3257 46X ROAD, NORWOOD

SAN JUAN RANCH LOT 2B

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5 Bedrooms • 6.5 Baths • 9,700 Square Feet 41 Acres • $2,995,000 • MLS: 32737

140 Acres $450,000 • MLS: 31486

68 Acres $545,000 • MLS: 31556

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ELK MEADOWS ................................................................

3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 5,702 Square Feet 35.08 Acres • $1,295,000 • MLS: 32369

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 2,550 Square Feet 92.3 Acres • $1,995,000 • MLS: 31929

TELLURIDE REGION | West

260 WILSON VISTA DRIVE ................................................................

535 BLUFF VIEW

220 ELK WALLOW

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4 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 4,467 Square Feet 41 Acres • $1,495,000 • MLS: 31557

4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 3,128 Square Feet 8.62 Acres • $995,000 • MLS: 32498 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TOP OF THE WORLD LOT G

PLACERVILLE ACREAGE

TOP OF THE WORLD LOT H

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52.5 Acres $359,000 • MLS: 30518

107.15 Acres $325,000 • MLS: 31018

46.33 Acres $349,000 • MLS: 31345

THE BLUFFS VACANT LAND

55501 II ROAD

LOT 19 GURLEY LAKE RANCH

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High Bluff Drive • 50 Acres $485,000 • MLS: 29122

40 Acres $355,000 • MLS: 31886

9.49 Acres $245,000 • MLS: 31937

MCKENZIE SPRINGS LOT 12

35125 42ZN ROAD, NORWOOD

RIVER PARK LOT 302

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39 Acres $275,000 • MLS: 32358

40 Acres $200,000 • MLS: 31917

0.48 Acres $200,000 • MLS: 26784

TBD PONDEROSA DRIVE

TELLURIDE PINES

TBD DAVE WOOD ROAD

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37.26 Acres $210,000 • MLS: 32381

5.02 Acres $230,000 • MLS: 32524

193 Acres $680,000 • MLS: 31854

MCKENZIE SPRINGS LOT 7B

D’ANGELO SUBDIVISION LOTS

SITE 1 TROUT LAKE

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35.13 Acres $244,500 • MLS: 32594

Lot B1 • 2.04 Acres $265,000 • MLS: 32910

Lot B2 • 29.34 Acres $299,000 • MLS: 32911

0.05 Acres $210,000 • MLS: 32682

TELLURIDE REGION | West

LITTLE CONE RANCH LOT 3

SPECIE MESA RANCHES TRACT 14

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36 Acres $560,000 • MLS: 32539

Lot 14 Laughing Dog Road • 144 Acres $849,000 • MLS: 29216 www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

TELLURIDE REGION | South

RASPBERRY PATCH ESTATE

8071 PRESERVE DRIVE, THE PRESERVE

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7 Bedrooms • 8 Baths • 2 Powder Rooms • 10,063 Square Feet 25.61 Acres • $8,500,000 • MLS: 31540

5 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 4,900 Square Feet 12.39 Acres • $3,450,000 • MLS: 29374

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300 OLD BUTTERFLY ROAD ................................................................

5 Bedrooms • 5.5 Baths • 6,150 Square Feet $2,495,000 • MLS: 332019

TELLURIDE REGION | South

27343 HIGHWAY 145

421 SOUTH TROUT LAKE ROAD

SPRUCE CREEK LOTS 2, 3 & 4

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3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 1,952 Square Feet $465,000 • MLS: 31954

4 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 2,052 Square Feet $575,000 • MLS: 30532

3.54-5.03 Acres $150,000-$225,000 • MLS: 32504-32506

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MANAGING DIRECTORS

T.D. Smith 970.728.1606 td@tdsmith.com Hometown: Telluride, CO since 1971 Family: Wife Page is a local interior designer; son Alex joined T.D.’s team The Start: With a diploma from Purdue University in hand, T.D. landed in Telluride in 1971 and a year later, the beginning of his career in real estate collided with the birth of the ski area First Sales: Mining shacks and vacant land, a far cry from the upscale, multi-million dollar properties he brokers today The Team: Broker Associates Chris Sommers and Alex Smith complete T.D.’s team Contributions: Director on numerous local boards including Mountain Village Metro District, Telluride Board of Realtors, Affordable Housing Task Force, and Telluride Alpine Race Team Honors: Presented with the Telluride Association of Realtors’ Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007, acknowledging his long-term and gracious commitment to his career and community “The best thing about Telluride is that we are still a town first and a resort second. We have managed to maintain a sense of community where waiters and ski instructors are your neighbors. We’ve done the best job of any resort in the state of keeping our workforce a viable part of the community.”

Steve Catsman 970.728.1605 steve@catsman.com Hometown: Telluride, CO since 1972 Family: Steve and his wife Terry (of 41 years) raised two sons, Werner and Gardy, and have two grandchildren, Chip and Quinn Graduate Of: Michigan State University Background: Steve arrived from Aspen in 1972, in time to build Telluride’s first ski lifts and become one of Telluride’s first investors Founded: In 1981, Steve was one of the two founding brokers of TREC; he also founded/ developed Lawson Hill, Telluride’s first locals’ housing community (and first private recipient of Colorado’s Governor’s Award, Outstanding Development), and went on to develop and market Adams Ranch, Hood Park and the exclusive Gray Head Wilderness Enclave. Also developed under Steve’s direction were Element 52 and Townhomes on the Creek Contributions: Founding member of the Telluride Foundation and Benefactor of Telluride’s Ski Patrol Free Time: Avid mountaineer, skier, sailor and fly-fisherman “In my 41-year tenure I’ve seen a lot of changes, but I’m still crazy about the area. Waking up at Gray Head overlooking the entire Telluride region keeps my interest peaked.”

Jon Dwight 970.708.0691 jon@gotelluride.com Hometown: Aspen, CO Family: Wife Martha and five great kids: Alex, Max, Wyatt, Lauren and Gavin Graduate Of: University of Colorado, Boulder, 1989 The Team: Jon and Broker Associate Alex Martin have worked together since 2004, Broker Associate Marcin Ostromecki joined the team in 2014 Background: Licensed commercial/ residential real estate broker since 1991 with a diverse background in construction and real estate development. Joined Telluride Real Estate Corp. in 2002. Has specialized in representing projects such as Bear Creek Lodge, Sunnyside Ranch, Cornerstone, Brown Dog Ranch, as well as servicing a select group of highly valued clients Community: Director of several local boards. Currently Chairman of the Board of the Telluride Regional Airport Authority and Member of the Board (Residential Seat) of the Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association For Fun: Loves flying airplanes, skiing, hiking, mountain biking and traveling anywhere in the world “Telluride is an unmatched year round resort that offers an authentic Colorado experience. This just doesn’t exist in other resorts anymore.”’

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Steve Hilbert 970.729.0003 shilbert@telluridecolorado.net Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO Family: Wife Kristine and three children, Samantha, Steve, and Christian Education: Graduated from the University of Notre Dame; served in the Peace Corps in Honduras Served On: Mountain Village Town Council, Mountain Village Design Review Board, Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club past president Assisted By: Broker associate Alex Martin Free Time: A skier, motorcyclist, pilot and allaround outdoor enthusiast, Steve especially enjoys participating in the annual dirt bike ride through the Rockies to commemorate friend and late Mountain Village Mayor, Andy Hanley Background: A native of Colorado, Steve has been licensed as a real estate broker with TREC since 1983, ever since this former captain of the Notre Dame ski team brought his teammates to Telluride for training and made the decision to move to town “I have built my business and my life around the people and things I enjoy — I wouldn’t trade a minute of my time spent in Telluride for anything.”

VICE PRESIDENTS

Tobin Brown 970.729.0456 tobinbrown5@gmail.com Hometown: Old Greenwich, CT Family: Wife Anne, sons Sandy and Robert Background: Graduate of New York’s Hamilton College; career in advertising in Manhattan with Ogilvy, Mather and Grey; moved to Telluride in 1989 Experience: Toby has worked exclusively with TREC since entering the real estate industry in 1990; he’s watched Mountain Village develop from a handful of buildings to the successful and vibrant community it is today Community: Is very busy as a member of Telluride’s Panning and Zoning Commission, has served on many boards such as Telluride Mountain School, Telluride R-1 School Board, San Miguel County Recreation Board Pastimes: All sports, particularly skiing, golfing, mountain biking, hiking; spinning tunes as a KOTO-FM volunteer DJ – his handle: “Rockin’ with T. Brown” on Thursday mornings “The qualities that brought me to Telluride many years ago are still in place today. While I love traveling and spending time elsewhere, I’m always grateful to return to this special part of the world.”

Dan Henschel 970.708.2131 dan@danhenschel.com Hometown: Milwaukee, WI Education: Graduate of University of Wisconsin-Madison, with a history degree Family: Wife Erika, daughter Eva, son Leif Background: An involved member of the Telluride community since 1994 and has been with TREC since 1997 Community: A board member of the One to One adult/child mentoring program since 1995; a volunteer for summer festivals and KOTO-FM Loves: The fact that he can be skiing during his lunch hour with just a 30-second walk “Quality development and design, density control, open space and local housing are just a few of the characteristics that make the Telluride area unique. My goal as an agent is to clearly and efficiently convey the qualities and value of the Telluride lifestyle. The opportunity to introduce people to this area is the most rewarding aspect of my work.”

Jim Nerlin 970.729.1444 jim@jnerlin.com Hometown: Fromberg, MT Family: Wife Peggy, three children, Heather, Todd and Bo, four wonderful grandchildren, two horses, one dog, one barn cat Contributions: Colorado Realtors’ Land Institute Realtor of the Year (2010) and Treasurer, Telluride Association of Realtors Lifetime Achievement Award (2010), Realtor of the Year (1996, 2000) and past president (two years), Elks Lodge member, property rights advocate, Vietnam veteran, treasurer of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program Pastime: Riding horses in the high country with family and friends Experience: Jim has been a full-time real estate broker in Colorado for over 30 years. Jim specializes in resort, recreational and ranch properties and has spent many years in the saddle exploring the land he represents and sells “I approach my work with enthusiasm. This is what I tell new visitors: ‘Welcome to Telluride. By the time we’re through talking, you will love this area just as I do.’”

Steve Patterson 970.708.1675 stiff@telluridemountainrealestate.com Hometown: Telluride, CO since 1973 Family: Wife, Jenny, met in Telluride in 1975; son Chas, 3 cats and Bentley the bulldog Education: Accounting degree from Bucknell University Experience: Involved in the local real estate market since 1973; has started, grown and sold a number of successful local businesses; currently serving an eleventh term as elected treasurer of the Telluride Association of Realtors. When it comes to real estate, Steve goes the extra mile and then some with a goal to give the best personal service in the business Family of Public Service: Steve served as Chair of Streets, Parking & Transportation and Telluride Town Council Mayor pro-tem in the late 70s and throughout the 80s; Jenny is Past President of the Telluride School Board and was term limited. She was Chair of the Regional Transit Advisory Group. She currently serves on the Telluride Town Council You’ll Find Him: Skiing, snowboarding, hiking, dirt biking, and fishing “I consider Telluride a ‘long-term life enhancement upgrade; there is no better place. Let me help you find the right fit and I guarantee we’ll have fun doing it.”

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Chris Christian 970.729.1232 chrischristian@ymail.com Discovered Telluride: for the first time in 1998 and moved in 1999 Education: University of West Virginia Background: Chris became involved in the Professional Golfer’s Association and became familiar with management, operations and teaching golf from Florida to Maine. After 8 years of private club and resort experience, Chris played on the mini-tours as a touring professional. After playing in tournaments around the country, Chris made the choice to relocate to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado . His First Move: was to Denver and after working in sales for Black Rock Golf Corporation and Information Handling Services, Chris decided to head for the real Rocky Mountains....Telluride. “I have built a career around living in a place I love, and sincerely enjoy introducing the Telluride lifestyle to friends and new clients.”

Andrew Dolese 970.708.3739 andrew_dolese@yahoo.com Hometown: Baton Rouge, LA Became a Local: In 1994 Andrew decided that he’d had enough of the corporate life so he quit his job as an area restaurant manager in Atlanta and took two months off to travel the Southwest. Telluride was in the middle of that trip - and the rest is history Family: Beloved Labs Gumbo and Rufus, as well as all his friends here who have become family over the years Community Involvement: Since arriving in 1994 Andrew has become actively involved with several summer festivals as well as donating his time and skills to various non-profits. His real estate career introduced him to the Planning and Zoning commission where he spent four years, starting out as an alternate and retiring as the Vice Chairman “I’m living the dream every day, why not let me show you how?”

Mark Dollard 970.708.0854 dollard@markdollard.com Hometown: Caledonia, NY Family: Wife Terrie and labrador non-retriever Shadow Education: B.A. in Business Administration and a Masters in Marketing, both earned at the University of Colorado Moved to Colorado: In 1990 and graduated from CU-Boulder in 1992; spent a decade with IBM in Denver First saw Telluride: At the 1995 Bluegrass Festival and then came back in August for Jazz and it was all over. He and his family love the small town and all of their talented neighbors and think being able to walk to the lifts is tough to beat Community: Chair of the Ecology Commission; adjunct business professor with the University Centers of the San Miguel; countless volunteer hours for KOTO public radio “Realize your dreams in Telluride and the San Juan Mountains.”

Terrie Dollard 970.708.1540 terrie@markdollard.com Hometown: Denver, CO Education: Metropolitan State College, BA in Marketing Background: Terrie is a Colorado native, and she grew up exploring the great outdoors of the Rockies with her dad. After years of driving in traffic on the I-70 corridor to reach the mountains, Terrie and her husband made the move to Telluride. Terrie spent 26 years traveling the world as an international flight attendant for American Airlines; she retired her wings in 2013 to become a full-time realtor. Family: Terrie lives in Telluride with her husband Mark, and their Labrador non-retriever Shadow. Community: Many volunteer activities including Bluegrass, The Ride, Pro Cycling Challenge, and Doo Dah; DJ’s for KOTO Interests: Anything outdoors, especially running and hiking. Traveling to all corners of the earth….the more exotic the better.

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Rube Felicelli 970.708.1406 rube@montrose.net Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Graduate Of: Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia Resident Of: Mountain Village since 1991 Community: Mountain Village Town Council 19992007; Mountain Village Mayor 2007; past president Telluride Council for the Arts and Humanities; Board President San Miguel Power Association; Staff Volunteer for Telluride Jazz and Telluride Film Festivals Honors: Realtor of the Year nominee (2004); Community Realtor of the Year and Elected Official of the Year (2006) A Perfect Day: Mountain biking down single-tracks from Alta Lakes and Prospect Basin with friends; a powder day on Gold Hill “My approach is to show visitors that this is a real town; it’s not manufactured. We are a welcoming community that does not have divisions — we love our town and want to share it.”

Dave Flatt 970.209.0681 dave@daveflatt.com Hometown: Grand Junction, CO Family: Wife Shari, two grown children, Kami and Eric, and two grandchildren Background: After 20 years in banking, joined TREC in 1987; also holds a real estate license in Arizona Contributions: MV Town Councilman and Mayor (1995-2003); director on the MV Metro District BOD (1990-2004); chairman of the MV Housing Authority (2001-2003); served on the BOD of the MV Owners Association (1987-2005) Honors: 2006 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Telluride Association of Realtors in recognition of his public service and real estate career “We moved to Telluride in 1987 and became involved in marketing, developing and selling Telluride and Mountain Village. Moving here and becoming passionately involved in the community has been a great decision and life-enriching experience.”

BROKER ASSOCIATES

Pamela Guillory 970.708.0108 pam@telluridecolorado.net Raised and Educated: In the south; lived in Dallas for 26 years working in the corporate world and the Texas university system First Real Estate Interest: Thirty years ago, when she inherited a rental property in south Texas; since then she has always kept an eye on the market wherever she is First Visited Telluride: In the 1980’s, and was humbled by the beauty and welcomed by the locals Moved Here: In 2000, embracing the exceptionally unique community; began selling real estate in 2001 Proud to Say: She is a member of TREC, a seasoned, successful professional firm almost 40 years strong Mantra: With a direct pulse on the market, let me assist in making Telluride a part of your dream — an investment in so many ways Position: Telluride Association of Realtors Board of Directors “If this ain’t paradise, heaven can wait!” — Dizzy Gillespie

Ben Jackson 970.708.1495 bkjack@rmi.net Born: Montgomery, AL Education: BA in English, University of Alabama First Visited Telluride: in the winter of 1989 and got to ski Bushwhacker before it was cleared, loved it! Moved to Telluride: In 1990; opened Freewheelin’ Bike & Board; moved on to real estate by purchasing and developing the north section of Ridgway. Expertise: Numerous projects in Telluride and a solid 19-year history of bringing buyers and sellers together to achieve their own appreciation of Telluride. Family: Raising two boys, Zane 17 and Frank 13 Volunteer Positions: Many, most recently as the President of the Rotary Club of Telluride. “Telluride and the surrounding area continues to put me in awe, the sunsets, powder days, trips to Moab for climbing and river rafting, fishing on the Dolores and San Juan Rivers, mountain biking Mill Creek”

Scott Kelley 970.708.2123 spk@telluridecolorado.net Hometown: Georgetown, MA Family: Wife, Tara, and two boys, P.J. and Brendan Graduate Of: Lyndon State College with a degree in meteorology Arrived Here: In 2001 after visiting for a family wedding; wanted to raise their children in a small mountain town Experience: In resort and country club real estate sales from the ski country of New Hampshire to the golf courses and beaches of Boca Raton, Florida since 1987 Loves: Skiing, hiking, and camping — all with his family “The first thing I tell visitors: ‘Telluride is like no other place in the country, both in terms of lifestyle and beauty.’ The greatest moment comes when you help clients achieve their goals and you see the wide smiles across their faces.”

BJ “Chip” Lenihan 970.708.9021 chiplenihan@gmail.com Hometown: “Derby City”, Louisville, KY and Telluride since 1982 Education: BA Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO Background: General Contractor building homes and commercial buildings throughout SW Colorado, including Telluride and Durango; CO Broker since 1985; developer of Graysill and Lulu City in Telluride; Chairman of group that started Telluride Housing Authority; Mayor of Telluride: 1986-1988 Leisure Pursuits: Skiing, Fly Fishing, Horses, Hunting Family: Wife Martha (married 1980), children Katie 33, Miles 34 and Patrick 32, granddaughter Riley 2 “It has been a wonderful privilege to live in Telluride for the last 30 years, raise our children here, and be an active part of such an incredible community. I have been very fortunate to make a living by selling, developing, and managing some of the most beautiful land in the Rockies. “

Peter Loomis 970.708.9562 peterwloomis@aol.com Hometown: South Bend, IN Arrived Here: In 2001 Experience: In addition to real estate, Peter owns a property management company and a vacation rental company; also is a professional ski instructor and has a lifetime of experience in the service industry Loves: Skiing, hiking, and camping — all with his family Appreciated For: His dedication, hard work, follow-up and communication with those he works for and with Motto: I am selling a lifestyle as much as I am selling real estate “I love Telluride and I want to help others fall in love with it too!”

Alex Martin 970.729.1691 alex@gotelluride.com Hometown: Olathe, KS Education: University of Colorado, Boulder Family: Wife Sage, two sons, Henry and Jake Experience: Alex joined TREC in 2004, working with a select group of highly valued clients and representing development projects such as Sunnyside Ranch, Cornerstone, and Brown Dog Ranch. Prior to joining TREC, Alex enjoyed a 14-year sales and management career in litigation support and data storage technology in the San Francisco Bay Area Time at TREC: Alex and Managing Director Jon Dwight have been working together since 2004 and are partners in Wilder Property Group For Fun: Enjoys skiing, hiking, camping, mountain biking and sailing “From my first backpacking trip to the San Juans more than 30 years ago, I knew this special part of Colorado was where I needed to be.”

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Kelly McGinty 970.708.0936

Norm McLean 970.708.1672

Kelly@TheTellurideBroker.com

normmclean@telluridecolorado.net

Hometown: San Antonio, TX Education: Texas Tech University - degrees in Dietetics & Resort Mgmt. Family: Husband Peter, sons Finn & Shane Relocated: In 2000 the allure of the Rockies drew her to the area & she fell in love with Telluride Passions: Her kids, friends, skiing, hiking, boating, horseback, reading & helping others discover Telluride Volunteers With: Food Bank, Angel Baskets, Church & San Juan Riding Program Experience: Her career in the Telluride property industry since 2002, including her family’s property business, has given her the expertise & experience she needs to best serve her clients. “Telluride is a venture you & your loved ones will enjoy for years to come. The intrinsic values of Telluride – aesthetic & entertainment - will never change. I am so grateful to be here!”

Hometown: Calumet, MI Family: Includes two great adult children and plenty of life-long friends Education: Business education from Michigan Technological University in the Upper Peninsula Experience: Involved in numerous aspects of real estate in Colorado for more than 25 years, including Telluride for 15 years Community: Active member of the Telluride Rotary Club and supports both the Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club and the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program “What a great place to live and work! I love meeting new visitors who come here from all parts of the country and showing them what Telluride is all about.”

Marcin Ostromecki 970.708.4119 marcin@gotelluride.com Hometown: Milwaukee, WI Family: Wife Stacy and black lab Atlas Education: BA in Marketing from the University of WisconsinMilwaukee Background: Working in the ski industry for over a decade, Marcin is no stranger to ski towns. With a marketing background and experience in resort markets, Marcin joined TREC in 2014 to work alongside Jon Dwight and Alex Martin. In his role as Marketing Manager & Broker Associate, he believes when a property is packaged and presented appropriately, sellers are positioned for success You’ll Find Him: Skiing, mountain biking, and hiking with his pup “I think the best part about Telluride is that it’s a real town. There’s a genuine sense of community here. It’s not just a product of the ski resort. I think that’s why it’s retained its unique character.”

Mary Sama-Brown 970.708.0602 mary@mayaair.com Hometown: Stony Brook, NY Moved to Telluride: In 2006 “because I first fell in love with my husband, and then easily fell in love with this special place he chose to call home” Joined TREC: February 2008 Background: Worked in the automotive industry as a controller for 25 years, and was part of the Mercedes Benz “Best of the Best” team before moving to Telluride Her Passions: Tennis, skiing, scuba diving, photography, hiking Family: Husband, Eliot, and their two dogs Tuey & Trasea Loves: The majesty and beauty of this mountain town, which is rivaled only by the special people who live here “Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.”

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Garrett Simon 970.708.1155 garrett@telluridecolorado.net

Hometown: Atlanta, GA Family: Wife Jessica, son Taj, and Great Dane L.C. Education: University of South Alabama; played Division 1 NCAA soccer Experience: Started in real estate full-time in 2004 after serving as a real estate assistant and short-term rental agent; prides himself in knowing the market inside and out along with personally visiting and inspecting every property in the MLS; has strong relationships with some of the largest banks in the U.S. and has had the opportunity to list most of the Telluride market’s higher-end bank-owned properties Has Called Telluride Home: since 1996 after visiting the area to ski and snowmobile; he fell in love at first sight “I love Telluride — I live on vacation. I just might have the best job in the world, meeting new people and sharing this beautiful place with them.”

Jessica Simon 970.708.1156 telluridejess@gmail.com Family: Husband Garrett, son Taj, and Great Dane L.C. Education: University of South Alabama Her Telluride Story: Jess first moved to Telluride for “a couple of years” in 1997. The rest is history. Summers led to winters, winters led to more summers, and she developed a strong affinity for property and real estate management. Experience: With over a decade of experience in the fields of real estate and vacation rental management, working alongside her husband, TREC broker Garrett Simon, allows them to share their passion for Telluride with those who think it is as special as they do. “As a parent, citizen, and homeowner in this amazing community, I can’t think of anywhere in the world I’d rather be raising my young son, Taj, and I can’t think of a more rewarding job than assisting with the purchase or sale of a property in this beautiful region.”

BROKER ASSOCIATES

Alex Smith 970.729.2231 alex@tdsmith.com Hometown: Born and raised in Telluride, CO Education: Graduate of Pitzer College, of the Claremont Consortium of Colleges in Claremont, CA Experience: After working for four years for Warner Brothers Television, Paramount Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox, a move back to the mountains was inevitable. Upon receiving his real estate license, Alex joined TD Smith (his father) and Chris Sommers. Alex has built many life-long relationships with business owners and prominent individuals within this close knit community and has an intimate knowledge of the workings of the Telluride regional resort. Interests: Attending Telluride High School, Alex was an avid ski racer, hockey and soccer player. “Society speaks and all men listen, mountains speak and wise men listen.” - John Muir

Kiplynn Smith 970.729.1759 kiplynn.smith@gmail.com Hometown: Eugene, OR Education: Lane and Portland State University B.S. in Nursing, psychology and sociology emphasis Experience: Worked in property management for the one-time largest property management company in Telluride, and as a Research Analyst for a panAsia private equity fund Contributions: Began volunteering in 2006 for the local association of Realtors board as a Director on local and state levels and as Telluride’s 2010 Board President, also sat on numerous local and state committees including IT, education, MLS, and Realtor Political Action; she created the local Affiliates Committee and is also a founding member of the Colorado Association of Realtors’ YPN; served as the 08-09 Mountain District Liaison Loves: Her family, hiking, mountain biking, wake surfing, skiing and, as of recent, ice hockey

Stefanie Solomon 970.729.2224 ssolomon@montrose.net Hometown: Scarsdale, NY Family: Married to Joe with two children, Jess and Ben Education: B.A. from the University of Vermont, J.D. from the University of San Diego, member of the Colorado Bar Association Moved to Telluride: After a ski vacation where they decided on top of the mountain that this is where they would raise their children Experience: Has practiced law since 1991, specializes in real estate transactions, real property tax protests, and business matters. Telluride resident, homeowner, outdoor enthusiast, wife and mother “My legal background coupled with extensive knowledge of the regional market allows me to understand the intricacies of real estate transactions and, as a result, I offer my clients unique and superior real estate services.”

Chris Sommers 970.729.2480 chris@chrissommers.com Hometown: Emporia, KS Family: Wife Cynthia, daughter Lillian, and son Beck Has Called Telluride Home: since 1999 Education: A Kansas native, Chris attended the University of Kansas and Emporia State University. His degree is in Business Administration and he is an alumni member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity Experience: A licensed broker with TREC since 2001, Chris’s philosophy is simple: the key to success involves providing unparalleled market knowledge with excellent customer service. Chris enjoys introducing clients to the Telluride community whether they are seeking the most upscale and opulent properties or are first-time resort investors “Many of us would probably be better fishermen if we did not spend so much time watching and waiting for the world to become perfect” - Norman Maclean

Johnnie Stevens 970.729.0709 johnnie.stevens@centurylink.net

Hometown: Born in Ouray, CO, moved to Telluride soon after Background: Ski Hall of Famer Johnnie is a native of Colorado who has spent most of his life in the majestic San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado Experience: Johnnie has worked for the Telluride Ski Resort since before its opening in 1972, most notably as its COO from 2000-2004. He currently serves as the General Manager at Cimarron Mountain Club Leisure Time: Wildlife and scenic photography, golf, motorcycling, skiing, snowboarding, fishing, hunting, bicycling, hiking, RVing, grandchildren “Telluride is one of the classic communities which is leading the way not only in the state but nationally and internationally. Things look very favorable.”

Frank Garden Strachan 504.616.8410 fgarden7@gmail.com Education: Relocated To The Area: from New Orleans in 1996, in search of all the great things that make the Telluride region so wonderful. Family: Frank and his wife Madeline now live in Rico with their young son Jackson Background: You may have seen his smiling face over the years at various retail locations in Telluride such as Sunshine Pharmacy and HUB Team: Frank is now the newest member of the office of Steve Catsman and is eagerly looking forward to a long career in this great community we call home “You can tell people about Telluride, however, you can never really convey how wonderfully beautiful it is until you show them.”

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BROKER ASSOCIATES / STAFF

Sandy Sucharski 970.708.1136 sandski2@gmail.com Hometown: Telluride since l976 and Boca Raton, Fl. Education: Graduate Florida Atlantic University Started Early Career in advertising in NY; taught English at Telluride HS for four years Began real estate career in mid-1980’s Honors: Named first Realtor of the Year Achievements: Served as President of TAR and on TAR Board of Directors for 3 years; one of the founding parents of Tellluride Alpine Race Team (TART) Interests: Hiking, crosscountry skiing and traveling “I am still awestruck by the natural beauty of Telluride. What I love most are the people who come to Telluride to get down-toearth....at almost 9,000 feet. I treasure the lifelong friends that I have made through working in real estate.”

Brooks West 949.433.6017 brookspwest@hotmail.com Hails From: The southern California coast Education: University of Southern California, business admin major Background: 15 years as the U.S. distributor for Boreal rock climbing and hiking shoes First Time in Town: In 1997 Brooks came to the Ouray Ice Climbing Festival and was drawn to the region; she and her family made annual visits until they finally made it their home in 2006 Telluride Is: A magical place where you feel drawn in by all the spectacular beauty and serenity of the mountains and want to do everything you can to make it your own Interests: Skiing, fly fishing, hiking; enjoying the mountains “I love talking to our visitors and listening to them express this same feeling over and over again, and then helping them realize their dreams of owning a home here.”

Doug Young 970.708.0432 dby46@hotmail.com Joined TREC: In August 2002 Experience: More than 30 years of sales experience as a partner and general manager of luxury auto dealerships throughout Colorado, California and Kansas Moved to Telluride: With fiancé, Nanda, in 2001 because they were inspired by the beauty of the area when they visited on a vacation Free Time: Skiing, golfing and surfing; also raced Porsches for 10 years “I love meeting clients from all over the world and meeting the challenge to find them the perfect property so they can begin to experience their Telluride Dream.”

Mike “Z” Zuendel 970.708.5186 homezuendel@msn.com Hometown: Des Moines, IA Family: Married to Brooks West, with five wonderful children Education: University of Northern Colorado, University of Iowa, The Ohio State University First Came to Telluride: In 1984 and has not skied any other resort since 2001. “Why bother when the world’s best skiing is out my front door?” Giving Back: Long time supporter and Board Member of Boys and Girls Clubs of America; supporter of the Telluride Foundation Keeping Busy: Avid skier, fly fisherman, hiker, mountain biker “The best part of this business is my clients soon become great friends.”

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Stacy Ostromecki Business Development Manager 970.728.1604

Sarah Stogner Business Operations Manager 970.728.1610

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sarah@telluriderealestatecorp.com

Hometown: Milwaukee, WI Family: Husband Marcin and black lab Atlas Education: BS in Biological Sciences and Anthropology from Marquette University Moved to Telluride: For love… and fell in love with the town! Her first vacation with now-husband Marcin was to Telluride. Two years later she was thrilled to call it home. Background: Started her career as a chemist and eventually moved into chemical sales. Upon moving to Telluride she brought her sales experience to the TREC team Loves: Running, hikes with Atlas, mountain biking, skiing and soccer

Hometown: Bayfield, WI Family: Husband Sean and son Evan Education: BBA in Finance, University of WisconsinMadison Moved to Telluride: In 1997 “just for the winter;” stayed not only for the summers, but for the amazing community she found here Experience: 10 years as a licensed real estate assistant before joining Telluride Real Estate Corp. in 2012 Enjoys: Skiing, snowboarding, hiking the fabulous San Juans, weekends at the lake with her family “Telluride is a magical place that technically shouldn’t exist: the perfect combination of small-town friendliness and big-city culture, along with incredible natural beauty - what an amazing place to raise our little boy.”

TABLE OF CONTENTS Company Profile

Christie’s International Real Estate

Noteworthy Sales

The Telluride Region

PROPERTY LISTINGS

Mountain Village Introduction / Map

Homes

Condominiums / Townhomes /

Fractionals Vacant Land

TELLURIDE REAL ESTATE CORP.

Telluride Introduction / Map

Homes

Condominiums / Townhomes

Vacant Land

Regional Introduction / Map

Deep Creek Mesa

Ranches & Large Acreage

Ski Ranches

Telluride Region West

Telluride Region South

Broker Profiles

All information in this guide is deemed accurate but is not guaranteed.

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THE COLLECTION Proper ties In The Telluride Region