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Celebrating 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-networth 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.

TREC brokers Ben Jackson and Garrett Simon were two of more than 100 agents from 30 luxury brokerages representing eight countries gathered in Jackson Hole, WY earlier this year, for a ski networking event for Christie’s International Real Estate Affiliates, hosted by Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates. The private summit included a formal program of presentations and seminars by expert keynote speakers Jimmy Chin - National Geographic photographer, awardwinning filmmaker and 15-year veteran of the North Face team, and Katie Lance - CEO of a social media strategy and content development firm.

Jon Dwight, TREC Managing Director, joined an elite group of luxury real estate specialists at the annual Christie’s International Real Estate Global Owners Conference in Beverly Hills, CA. The invitation-only event hosted by the leading luxury real estate network took place at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel and attracted luxury real estate professionals from more than 31 countries. The conference featured presentations by architectural innovator Charles Renfro, along with a host of global luxury market leaders and executives from the Christie’s auction house.

Leading TREC sales associate Garrett Simon was awarded the elite distinction of “Christie’s International Real Estate Luxury Specialist” following his participation in the second edition of the world’s leading luxury real estate network’s Top Agents Conference. Named TREC’s Broker of the Year, Simon was among the most successful real estate professionals within the Christie’s network who took part in the symposium, hosted at the Trump International Hotel in Chicago, IL.

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TELLURIDE’S UNTOLD HISTORY

WE ARE FAMILY

GIVING BACK: TREC’S COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY

One to One Mentoring Mountainfilm Telluride Adaptive Sports Program KOTO Community Radio Telluride Association of Realtors

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TELLURIDE’S UNTOLD HISTORY Johnnie Stevens -- lifelong Telluride resident, TREC broker, former Telluride Ski Resort CEO, and Colorado Ski Hall of Famer -- gives a first-hand glimpse into Telluride’s past

The Mining Boom | 1870-1900 “The inspirer of hope, the incentive to industry, the reward of toil.” This was the introduction to the Telluride Board of Trade promotional piece done for the Town of Telluride in 1894. In many ways this illustrates the very essence of those who settled in the San Juan Mountains in the early 1870s, for the principal purpose of mining, which was the mainstay of the economy of the Telluride region for well over a century. There was the hope that one would strike it rich by finding that one nugget or vein of gold or silver, but only rarely was that luck bestowed upon any person or group. The region was blessed by what Mother Nature gave us -- the geologic wonders of the magnificent Rocky Mountains, and more specifically the San Juan Mountains. Like very few places in the entire Rocky Mountains, the mountains in the general triangle encompassing Telluride, Ouray, and Silverton were the beneficiaries of terrific amounts of gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc. The mines were in large part financed and subsidized by Eastern industrialists, investors and speculators. In Telluride and other like communities, there was terrific competition to establish communities in and around the mining operations, which brought the potential for additional investment opportunities. The early mining 2

activities were in the Tomboy area near the top of Imogene Pass, which ultimately became a town unto itself and, concurrent to that, there were promotional efforts and actual establishments in the Valley Floor with the names of San Miguel, Columbia (Telluride), Liberty Bell and Pandora. The initial mining efforts were devoted to discovering and following vertical veins within the mountains, specific to finding gold and silver. The preeminent area of mining was in Liberty Bell Basin, the Alta Lakes area, Ophir, Bear Creek, Ingram Basin and Bridal Veil Basin. The term most commonly attributed to this type of mining is “hard rock” mining. There was extensive “placer” mining in the Telluride Valley which occurred from the headwaters of the San Miguel River and down valley to Keystone Hill and Sawpit/ Placerville. Placer mining essentially sought out the “free” gold which traveled from the high country and was deposited along the river. Those independent, hard-working and adventurous individuals who chose to make Telluride and the surrounding area their home and workplace came from many different nationalities and backgrounds. The Town of Telluride itself, as it matured and grew, was inhabited and somewhat segregated by locations specific to certain ethnic groups. The current Telluride www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

Elks Club 692 was known as the Swede Finn Hall and tended to be the area where workers of that nationality generally lived. Near the Catholic Church there lived many Italians and those who chose to let it be known that they were from Tyrol specifically. There were Swedes, Finns, Cornish, French, Italians (Tyrolians), Irish, Germans, Eastern Europeans, Chinese, Scottish and English, to name a few.

Near the Catholic Church there lived many Italians and those who chose to let it be known that they were from Tyrol specifically.

The expansion and settling of the United States was primarily an east-to-west migration. However, following the discovery of gold in California in 1849, the first west-to-east migration of any significance in American history was attributed to the discovery of gold and silver in the Rocky Mountains, when many miners and supporting enterprises rushed back eastward to pursue wealth and good fortune in Colorado. The mining pursuits and prospecting in all of Colorado precipitated a frenzy that was unlike anyone could have imagined. In discussing the ethnic diversity of the region, the editor of the local newspaper in 1898 gave his own demographic study that went like this: “Telluride doesn’t make much of a showing in the census returns but what there is of the populace is mighty cosmopolitan. Last evening in a walk of two blocks from the office to the American House, the reporter met a covey of four Chinamen, a trio of Swedes, a pair of Finlanders, a Frenchman, several Dutchmen, two Cornishmen, an Italian, half a dozen Negroes, a Mexican, three or four burros, a few Americans, a Missourian and innumerable dogs of all nationalities.” Many of the issues of yesterday are much the same today, and one of the prime examples is transportation. Following the discovery of gold and silver, the primary means of transportation was by foot and horseback and, of course, horse-drawn wagons.

Telluride’s State Championship baseball team, Johnnie pictured top, third from left

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The transportation routes between the communities and the larger population centers, such as Montrose, were by wagon road and accompanying modes of transportation. Of particular significance were the efforts by Otto Mears to transform some of the wagon roads into routes with adequate gradients to allow trains to access the mining communities of the San Juan Mountains. Telluride finally received the service of the railroad in 1891. By introducing the ability to transport larger quantities of goods and services to the region, it ushered in yet more growth and development. Of equal transportation significance as the railroad were the aerial trams which were so prevalent in the San Juan Mountains. Over the years there were as many as ten aerial trams which transported ore, men and supplies to the mines high above Telluride. The design and construction of these trams are a marvel unto themselves. One only has to observe the two towers located in the Town of Telluride near the gondola station and imagine constructing them over some of the most adverse terrain on the face of the earth. Historical annals detail many deaths attributed to avalanches involving pack trains, animals and individuals traveling in the high country. With the advent of these trams, they were able to travel above and avoid the numerous avalanche paths which were so dangerous to those on the ground. It should also be noted that Telluride’s significant amount of snowfall results in one of the most unstable snow packs in the world, thus compounding the dangers and prevalence of avalanches. Those very issues are still present and are a significant issue for the present recreational economy. The significance of the critical aerial transportation development in the early years of mining is not too dissimilar to the chairlifts

The Stevens family home, located behind the Pandora mill at the east end of Telluride’s valley

and gondolas that are part of the new economy that commenced in Telluride in 1972 -- same concept but different means of utilization. In addition to the wonder of a rail connection to the rest of the world, in 1891, Telluride became the first town in the world to have alternating current electricity. Nicola Tesla and George Westinghouse had developed

a hydroelectric plant in the vicinity of Ophir, Colorado, which then provided alternating current electricity to the Gold King Mine near the Alta Lakes and ultimately to the Town of Telluride and the surrounding region. This, too, positioned Telluride as one of the major mining centers in Colorado and the area realized substantial growth and financial and mining successes.

Sustaining Mid-Century Years | 1900-1971 Mining and the accompanying economic contributors, such as agriculture, logging and commerce provided the components for sustainability, as difficult as it was, and kept the region on life support for many decades. Starting around the very early years of the 1900s through World War I, into the Great Depression in the 1930s, Telluride and the region barely held on economically, but of course that was much the case for much of America.

It was at that time my family was transferred to Telluride in l953, when I was six years old.

The more one studies the history of those times from a local, national and international perspective, it is unimaginable how people survived, but really speaks to the human spirit and commitment to exist and prevail. There were those who stayed and persevered in spite of all the adversities and somehow kept Telluride alive. For some who stayed it was because they really had nowhere else to go, and for others it had become their home, and they were going to make it work in spite of difficult high-mountain living; they were truly “Telluride People” and they loved this place for what it was. They designed, constructed and maintained a town that continues to be the pride of residents and visitors alike. Not bad for a bunch of visionaries, miners, workers and implementers of yesteryear. Thanks are due them all. As previously mentioned, the initial mining years were primarily devoted to the extraction of gold and silver. It was obvious to geologists and miners that within the ores being mined there were additional minerals -- copper, lead and zinc -- which were not particularly significant and were discarded in waste dumps and tailings ponds. This later became significant because of the international event known as World War II. The United States was drawn into the conflict in the early 1940s, and it was readily evident that supporting the war effort required securing more natural resources. The United States banned gold mining and redirected efforts to the mining of copper, lead and zinc, which really helped give Telluride a new lease on life. It was at that time my parents, who were from the mining

area of Northern California, specifically Nevada City, were sent to Ouray, Colorado, as part of this critical component of the war effort. Though the resident populations of Telluride, Ouray and Silverton were still small, there were now new jobs. In addition to the mining, there were some who made their living by recycling tons of metal which had been left in the mountains -- again to be used as part of the war effort. Following the end of the war, mining continued, and most importantly there was a consolidation of various mining properties which provided for some economies of scale. Mining and milling technologies had also improved, thus enhancing mining profitability. In the course of the consolidation, the decision was made to move all the milling operations to Telluride, which was a benefit to Telluride. It was at that time my family was transferred to Telluride in l953, when I was six years old. Many of the miners in Ouray and Silverton were still able to enter the mine on the Red Mountain side of the mountain but the ore was transported within the mine and ultimately milled at the Gray Mill located at the end of the Telluride valley. Miners also entered the mine from the Telluride side of the mountain but the mere fact that the mill was now in Telluride was a good thing for Telluride -- there was a moderate population influx and accompanying economic stimulus. Because my dad was the mill superintendent we lived in the only home directly behind the mill; our family inhabited that home for over 34 years. In those days very few people beyond the region had ever heard of Telluride. When I went to school at Western State College in Gunnison, there were many people who were from “back east,” and I then adopted the same expression when asked where I was from. “I, too, am from back east -- three miles east of the Town of Telluride, in the community named Pandora.” That really did not resonate for they still did not know anything about Telluride. Oh, well!

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Oftentimes the deliveries amounted to a quart of milk, two pickles, three potatoes or a chicken.

Telluride was pretty incredible in that it, though small, was diverse and vibrant. Life was mostly devoted to work, education, athletics and the out-of-doors. Hunting, fishing, hiking, jeeping and some skiing also took up time. We were self-contained -- for example there were no frequent trips to Montrose for shopping, for there was not much there yet, plus we had three grocery stores in Telluride. Each was named after the people who had previously started the store or were currently operating under their own name -- Rose’s, Pilcher’s and Goldsworthy’s. I mention this because it gives a good idea of mid-century life in Telluride, and just who comprised the community at that time. As soon as I was able to drive I became a delivery boy for Pilcher’s, so following my school day and before basketball or baseball practice, I would go to the store, load up the panel wagon and deliver groceries to those who had called in an order earlier in the day. Many of those who ordered deliveries were older folks (predominantly women -- many war or mining widows) who were unable to get to the store or merely wanted someone to stop by. Oftentimes the deliveries amounted to a quart of milk, two pickles, three potatoes or a chicken. There were also families who needed much more, or holidays involving major deliveries, like large quantities of potatoes and entire sides of beef. I can remember during the Cuban Missile Crisis most believed there would be a nuclear attack and I can tell you, the townspeople more than adequately stocked their cellars.

In those days, most people paid by store charges, to be squared up at the end of the month. Most were good about paying but there were those who would skip town in the night or those who would get months behind on their bill. This meant that the grocery store owners were also essentially bankers who ended up financing the community’s basic food necessities. The community collectively took care of the aged, sick and poor as the rule and not the exception. Like any community at any place or time, there was incredible talent and vibrancy among its members. One of the talents I perfected while working at Pilcher’s market was cutting up at least fifty chickens every Saturday so that they could be delivered during the week. That is a skill that is not too transferable in today’s economy but I think it did impress my wife at one time in the early years of marriage. There were plays, musicals, celebrations, church activities and pot lucks, but I can assure you that, though small, Telluride was the “real deal.” It was during this period of time -- the 40s, 50s and 60s -- that Telluride was sustained and blessed by the vision of a small cadre of individuals such as Billy Mahoney, Sr., who envisioned a new economy that transitioned to skiing and the many other enterprises that became part of the new economy. The town that was known by so few a short number of years ago is now recognized nationally and internationally. In part, Telluride’s subsequent successes were never really a total coincidence but rather were due to the actions of a thoughtful and resilient populace that adjusted to the events and times of the day and made it all happen. What a place!

Snow is the New Gold | 1971-Present There were the early inhabitants, generally from Scandinavia, who used the long skis with a single strap to hold one’s foot on the ski to traverse across the snow and enjoy some of the recreational aspects of skiing. The snowshoe was also a very functional way to travel this area, which was of course covered by snow many months of the year. Billy Mahoney has given many accounts of skiing in the region -- of those who were instrumental in promoting the early rope tows and skiing ventures in and around Telluride in the 1930s through the 1960s. I happened to have been raised by a family that learned to ski, initially in Ouray but also in Telluride after we moved. Early skiing in Telluride started with the rope tows behind the now-existing stage in Town Park, and moved to Grizzly Gulch, which was @TRECTelluride

the bottom of the powerline and is now the lower part of the Plunge ski run. It was a weekend activity and served the community well. The parents would provide food for the skiers and many of the older folks in the community would drive to the rope tow and watch the few of us skiers attempting tricks and generally showing off. Due to its remote location, Telluride was way behind the technology curve in many aspects, but particularly as relates to television. Telluride’s television guru of the day in the 1960s, George Cappis, developed a technique to get the signal to Telluride. This involved focusing the television beam from Montrose through various antennas, strategically located on various mountaintops and 5

BUT FOR…the grandeur and terrain Mother Nature bestowed upon the Telluride Valley and, in particular, the way it ascends above the Town of Telluride, which presented a potential recognized by local skiers/ visionaries as early as the 1930s, 40s and 50s. What if we could build a T-Bar or maybe a chair lift to Camels Garden? One effort during those years was to generate some money locally for a ski area feasibility study -approximately $20,000 was raised and a consultant was hired but the miscreant kept the money with no report! However, this only amplified the dreams and efforts to make the ski area a reality. BUT FOR…Gene Adams, who owned approximately 3,600 acres on Turkey Creek Mesa that his family had ranched for decades, and was approached to sell in mid-1960. For various reasons the sale did not occur and that sale’s future did not include a ski area. Over the years times were tough and the fact that Gene and his wife Jean were able to keep the full assemblage of land together was a credit to them, and ultimately

Johnnie and Billy Mahoney, Sr., both Colorado Ski Hall of Fame inductees

served as a relatively clean palette for the planning process of the future ski resort and community.

Johnnie rides the rope tow at the bottom of Lower Powerline

mesas, to weave it to an antenna placed on Fire Cracker Hill, near Town Park next to one of our rope tows. There were gatherings at a small building located near the antenna on Saturday nights, when the event to watch at six o’clock was the Lawrence Welk Polka Party. You could make out a fuzzy picture and it was poor sound quality, but it was a start and it was a moderate technological event. Not as significant as Nicola Tesla but we thought it was pretty cool. Furthermore, as bad as the reception was in town, it was nearly impossible to get any reception at our home at the mill. Needless to say, watching TV consumed little time. The most significant advancement for reception in Telluride was when the TV tower was moved to the top of the ski mountain where the top of the Plunge Lift is located now. That improved the signal significantly, so at least we could watch the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoons. So how did the ski area eventually come about? Too many stories to tell but maybe I can address the events with legal jargon I have heard from attorneys: “BUT FOR…” From my perspective there are six of them. 6

BUT FOR…Joe Zoline, by way of Chicago and Beverly Hills and as an Aspen landowner, who had heard of Telluride and made a visit to the area in 1960. He ultimately purchased the Adams Ranch, Gorrono Ranch (above the current Mountain Village) and other properties in Telluride. That purchase married various necessary lands in and around the Town of Telluride and on Turkey Creek Mesa which were necessary to proceed with a plan to develop a ski resort. BUT FOR…Billy Mahoney, a lifetime resident of Telluride, a miner and ski fanatic, being hired by Joe Zoline, things could have been much different. I say that for many reasons but mainly I still think it is incredible that, with some input from Emille Allais, Billy designated the initial Forest Service Special Use Permit to envelop an area from the Town of Telluride, up the Needle Rock Ridge, past Gold Hill, to the top of Palmyra Peak, down to and behind Bald Mountain, through Skunk Creek, down Prospect Creek and down to what we now call the Meadows. That map became the basis from which all subsequent approvals and ski area development occurred. At that time the US Forest Service was insistent that all the initial five lifts built in 1972 be on the terrain away from the Town of Telluride, because the “front” hillside was much too steep, and the national skier abilities dictated that our ski area was to be primarily beginner, www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

Over the years times were tough and the fact that Gene and his wife Jean were able to keep the full assemblage of land together was a credit to them, and ultimately served as a relatively clean palette for the planning process of the future ski resort and community.

intermediate and some expert, with limited runs into town. The full utilization of the permit area to Bear Creek and beyond have proven that it is worthy of all skier classes and is a large part of what makes Telluride what it is today. I also have to thank Joe and Billy for hiring me in 1971, and for all the many workers who brought their own passion and skills to fulfilling the ski and resort dream. BUT FOR…Ron Allred and his partner Jim Wells who purchased the ski resort in the late 1970s. Pete Seibert, the founder of Vail, recommended that Ron visit Telluride and suggested it just might fulfill their objective of owning a ski area. When I first met Ron it was apparent that he could barely ski and knew nothing of the mountain, yet he bought it anyway. That was a little peculiar, but we spent countless hours showing him the mountain, while he was also analyzing other development opportunities. In addition to skiing every aspect of the mountain, we engaged in a two-year helicopter and skiing feasibility of building lifts through the high basins between Telluride and Silverton. It was fun and we were pretty serious, but we came to the conclusion that just making the Telluride ski area and the Mountain Village a reality was a journey unto itself. Keep in mind when the area was purchased by Ron and Jim we had six lifts, a day lodge, a maintenance facility and a small ticket office in town. Our local and regional transportation was very minimal, and we had a very limited bed base and other minimal support facilities. The commitment of the entire populace was needed to make this project work and is a credit to all involved. When I got to know Ron I asked him how he envisioned our future and he stated it this way: “I think Telluride can be one of the top ten year-round resorts in all of North America.” I knew what we were at the time and that goal seemed to be quite a stretch, to put it mildly. Following that statement I thought maybe then I could equally aspire to be a concert pianist or even an astronaut -- nothing wrong with dreaming big. After we commenced serious planning, we had a lift construction owner visit us with the intent of perhaps getting a bid for some additional new lifts. Once he saw what we had in Telluride, he said the following which may have been somewhat true but also hurtful: “You will never make it as a destination resort, for if you have noticed your strategic location is somewhere between Salt

Lake City, Utah and Waco, Texas, which is somewhat problematic. You will never make it.” The many projects that were part of the ongoing implementation plan involved securing the approvals and financing for the Mountain Village, expanding the ski mountain terrain including snowmaking, adding many more new detachable lifts, introducing an innovative gondola system that connected the Town of Mountain Village to the Town of Telluride, instituting an extensive airline system connecting Telluride/Montrose to the rest of the country, construction of a local airport, developing lodging and hotels, constructing a golf course, building employee housing, and the evolution of a year-round economy which has become the envy of many other mountain resorts. BUT FOR…Joe Morita purchasing the ski area in the very late 1990s and infusing capital into the recently approved expansion, including Gold Hill and Prospect Basin, and other significant lift and infrastructure improvements. These really made Telluride a mountain with significantly more diverse terrain, finally making it a “seven-day mountain.” That prolonged approval process additionally expanded terrain into Revelation Bowl and, along with an equally lengthy process, the Forest Service allowed for a gate system which legally allowed skiers to access the Bear Creek Area. It is not necessary to discuss how hard everyone worked or all the frustrations encountered along the way, but rather to emphasize the collective achievements and what a special place has resulted. Chuck Horning’s purchase of the ski resort in the early 2000s resulted in more mountain improvements, with the exception of only one lift that currently remains to be built as set forth in the mountain expansion plan approved in the late 1990s, which is the Palmyra Bowl Lift. There have always been plenty of fights, battles and fireworks during the evolution of Telluride, as I’m sure there will continue to be. One of Telluride’s more famous residents was Neil Armstrong -- before he passed away, he appeared on 60 Minutes and in reference to his incredible achievements, I remember a quote that went something like this: “Judge not a person by one single firework, but rather the ledger of their life.” That in large part applies to Telluride’s lifetime as well, for there have been many fireworks but I think it can be said that the ledger of accomplishments of all the miners, skiers and visionary inhabitants who have lived here and made it all happen over the past 150 years is a pretty strong one. Now we’ll leave it to the next generation to keep it up over the next 150. 7

we are family ONE FAMILY’S JOURNEY TO CALLING TELLURIDE HOME

... ON A TRIP to visit family in Telluride in summer of 2005, Max and Tamara Strang had no idea that years later they would be calling this special place their home. The family of four from Miami, familiar with the constant buzz of leaf blowers and car horns, along with long commutes to school and work, was immediately drawn to Telluride’s laid-back lifestyle. Stunned by Telluride’s unsurpassed beauty, the idea of leaving an urban neighborhood and being in the wilderness in just minutes thrilled them. In fact, on a family hike, Tamara was so caught up with the breathtaking landscape that she missed a step and sprained her ankle. Determined to not spend the rest of her trip on the couch, Tamara decided to spend some time looking at homes with TREC Director and Broker Jon Dwight, also broker to Max’s brother. After two more visits to Telluride during the wintertime -- after all, they had to make sure the family could handle temps lower than 60 degrees -- the Strangs packed up and made their way out west. Moving to Telluride meant more than enjoying the beautiful scenery; they knew they wanted to raise their two children, Emmie and Ian, in the best environment possible. As parents, Max and Tamara treasure Telluride’s safe and welcoming community, which allows their kids more freedom. If you ask the Strangs what they enjoy doing most, you’ll get a long list! Skiing, hiking, biking, paddle-boarding, camping, campfires and the incredible access to National Parks such as Arches and Canyonlands are among their favorite activities as a family. When they’re not on the mountains, trails, rivers, or exploring new sites to stay in their Airstream, the entire family is also involved in the community. Whether it’s the Pinhead Institute, Telluride TV, Telluride Aids Benefit or Telluride Adaptive Sports Program, the Strangs always make time to give back.

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GIVING BACK

TREC’s Commitment to Community

ne to One Mentoring was founded in 1994 by John Mansfield and Allan Gerstle, who were serving in Juvenile Diversion and Social Services at the time. They saw the opportunity for a youth mentoring organization to address the needs of at-risk youth in San Miguel County. Since its inception twenty-one years ago, the program has served hundreds of youth throughout the county. Presently, the opportunities addressed through the organization’s programs continue to focus on at-risk youth but have expanded to include a diverse array of needs, such as youth experiencing gender issues, grief, chronic health issues and a need for companionship.

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ONE TO ONE MENTORING Offering a positive influence in children’s lives

TREC broker and Vice President Dan Henschel has been involved with One to One Mentoring since its early days as a mentor, and now serves as President of the organization. “I’m still friends and in touch with the child I mentored and am proud to say that he’s gainfully employed, drug free and only drinks socially. It’s proven that mentoring works. I have seen firsthand how One to One and our adult mentors can positively affect children whose odds are oftentimes stacked against them,” said Henschel.

Broker Kiplynn Smith is a mentor who is passionate about empowering young women. “Being able to mentor and offer someone an additional perspective in life is powerful. I am so thankful for this program and especially thankful for my incredible mentee.” Henschel added, “I would encourage anyone to get involved with One to One here in San Miguel County, whether it be as a mentor or by generously donating financially to our cause.”

tarted in 1979, Telluride Mountainfilm is one of America’s longest-running film festivals and a locals’ favorite. Sage Martin, wife of Broker Alex Martin, is its Executive Director. Through the years, in and out of trends and fads, the festival has always been best described by one unchanging word: Inspiring. Mountainfilm has evolved into a dynamic organization and a festival of films, people, stories, and ideas that celebrates indomitable spirit, educates and inspires audiences, and motivates individuals and communities to advance solutions for a livable world.

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MOUNTAINFILM Bringing global issues to light

Mountainfilm has grown from an annual weekend festival to a year-round and worldwide experience. Mountainfilm on Tour takes a selection of festival films on the road. Mountainfilm believes that school-age children are the most important audience they can reach. The Tour visits K-12 schools across the country where they can screen films free of charge for students. Through the tour, Mountainfilm touches the lives of some 65,000 people every year and visits more than 120 locations on five continents.

In the interest of helping important stories be heard, the Mountainfilm Commitment Grant awards five $5,000 grants annually to filmmakers, artists, photographers and adventurers whose projects are intended to move audiences to action on issues that matter. “Alex and I are so blessed to have the opportunity to live and work in Telluride. The natural beauty is awe-inspiring, and the community genuine. We couldn’t dream of a better place to raise our sons and to call home.” says Sage.

adaptive sports programs and local guides and outfitters. TREC Broker and Vice President Jim Nerlin has served as a Board Member of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program for nearly 10 years. TASP Executive Director Courtney Stuecheli praises Jim’s long-term commitment to the organization, saying, “Without Jim’s leadership and generosity, many of TASP’s programs would not be where they are today.” Jim was an active member of the finance committee and worked diligently to grow the organization’s reserve funding

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TELLURIDE ADAPTIVE SPORTS Sharing the love of sports with those with disabilities

n 1995, the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) became an independent non profit and an organized chapter of Disabled Sports USA, a national network of sports and education programs for people with disabilities. TASP was predominantly a winter program until 2001 when horseback riding was introduced. Today, TASP has a wide variety of activities including skiing, snowboarding, ice climbing, snowshoeing, horseback riding, river rafting, kayaking, cycling, jeep tours, hikes and day outings, working closely with other

and operational budget so that they could offer sustainable year-round programming for individuals with disabilities. Jim actively participates in TASP fundraising events and helped the organization by introducing new Telluride and Mountain Village homeowners to the TASP community. Jim’s connections in the real estate world have proved helpful in securing donated lodging for disabled veterans programs, which host over 100 veterans with disabilities each year for all-expense-paid adventure weeks here in Telluride.

ince 1975, KOTO has provided the Telluride region with high-quality, commercial-free, non-underwritten community radio. Listener-supported KOTO’s radio mission is to entertain, educate, and inform while reflecting the needs, desires, and diversity of our community. Tune in and you might just hear TREC brokers on the airwaves. Brokers Mark Dollard, aka “Random Factor,” Terrie Dollard, aka “Trolley Dolly,” Tom McGlade, aka “Hedgehog,” and Broker/Vice President Toby Brown, aka “Rockin’ with T. Brown,” are all volunteer DJs.

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KOTO COMMUNITY RADIO Serving up Telluride’s funky vibe over the airwaves

“As an avid music fan, I have loved listening to KOTO since I arrived in Telluride. As a kid who always dreamed that being a DJ was the greatest job in the world, KOTO made that dream come true for me. Now as a board member, I believe passionately in preserving KOTO as the cultural and artistic gem that it is, and for the critical public service that it provides for our community. KOTO rocks!” says McGlade. Terrie Dollard loves DJing and says, “KOTO has done a terrific

job of maintaining the funky and free-spirited nature of the station, and the local volunteer DJs keep it real, playing all genres of music throughout the day. Plus, KOTO is one of a handful of radio stations in the country that is supported solely by the listeners, without any underwriting. The best part of being a DJ is when I answer the studio line and the guy on the other end says ‘hey man, you are making my day with the music you are playing.’ I think this KOTO slogan sums it all up…. ‘A Rare Medium, Well Done.’”

each year in order to maintain a real estate license. Pam and her committee research and evaluate education programs to make sure our brokers are receiving the best educational opportunities. In her TAR leadership role, Pam also volunteers for Senior Luncheons, Adopt-A-Highway and Angel Baskets. TREC Broker Steve Patterson has been elected Treasurer every term since 2004. With over a decade of experience, Steve advises the Board in areas that concern the financial position of the Board.

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TELLURIDE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Empowering ethical practices and sharing the latest innovations

REC Broker Chris Sommers has served TAR as the Multiple Listing Service Director for the last two years. In this role, he oversees a committee that regularly evaluates current practices and recommends and implements updates, giving sellers and buyers confidence that property listing information and the way it is conveyed to the public is as accurate and complete as possible. TREC Broker Pam Guillory serves as the Educational Chair. Every broker is required to take continuing education credits

TREC President and Managing Broker TD Smith is currently the Past President Liaison. He was the first President to be elected to TAR and has served on the Board of Directors in his career. With his ample experience, TD provides input to the Board of Directors. He assists the President by every means possible to assure the successful completion of the plans and programs of TAR. In 2007, TD was the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. He also volunteers his time with Adopt-AHighway.

TELLURIDE ARTS was established in 1971 as the Telluride Council of the Arts and Humanities, known for over 40 years as TCAH. The organization was the first non-profit in the region, and served to incubate a culture of the arts that has come to define Telluride. Over the years its mission has remained virtually unchanged -advance Telluride as a center for extraordinary artists, who infuse our authentic mountain community with world-class ideas. Recently, Telluride Arts has established the Telluride Arts District and became one of the first Certified Creative Districts in the state, developed branding and marketing for the Arts District, strengthened partnerships with the Town, County, national and local partners, led planning for Wayfinding and Space for the Arts, and positioned the organization as a leader in our community. Its programs elevate and promote a culture of the arts in the Telluride Arts District, which is comprised of numerous institutions, events, and artists from around the region and across the globe.

As an affiliate of Christie’s, TREC’s partnership with the Telluride Arts District only seemed natural.

Telluride Arts District is continuing its vision with the restoration of the Telluride Transfer Warehouse (above), built in 1906, to become a center for the arts at the heart of Telluride. The Telluride Transfer Warehouse is a National Historic Landmark that has been roofless and deteriorating since 1978. It was a bustling hub where people and goods flowed from the trains, through the building, and out into the towns and the mines. The iconic, historic exterior will encase a light-filled, contemporary space that will be a magnet for extraordinary art, culture, and ideas from across the globe. The Warehouse provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for people to connect with Telluride’s rich history at the heart of our community. 12

Christie’s International Real Estate (CIRE) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Christie’s, the world’s oldest fine art auction house. As an affiliate of CIRE, a partnership between TREC and Telluride Arts District only seemed natural. TREC is excited to tap into its art connection stemming from Christie’s and proud to be a sponsor of Telluride Arts District. “TREC is a valued partner of Telluride Arts,

and advances our mission by promoting the Arts District, exhibiting the work of local artists, and supporting the overarching mission of our organization with direct sponsorship and enthusiastic support from both staff and agents” said Kate Jones, Telluride Arts Executive Director (pictured right). To view the work of talented local artists, visit our office lobbies, where pieces are on rotating display.

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THE ART OF COLLECTION

Christie’s is built on a fundamental truth: that the experience of owning beautiful and special objects is an important part of people’s personal and cultural life. Christie’s is a name and place that speaks of extraordinary art, unparalleled service and expertise, as well as international glamour. Founded in 1766 by James Christie, Christie’s has since conducted the greatest and most celebrated auctions through the centuries providing a popular showcase for the unique and the beautiful. Christie’s offers around 350 auctions annually in over 80 categories, including all areas of fine and decorative arts, jewellery, photographs, collectibles, wine, and more. Prices range from $200 to over $100 million. Christie’s also has a long and successful history conducting private sales for its clients in all categories, with emphasis on Post-War & Contemporary, Impressionist & Modern, Old Masters and Jewellery. Christie’s has a global presence with 54 offices in 32 countries and 12 salerooms around the world including in London, New York, Paris, Geneva, Milan, Amsterdam, Dubai, Zürich, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Mumbai. More recently, Christie’s has led the market with expanded initiatives in growth markets such as Russia, China, India and the United Arab Emirates, with successful sales and exhibitions in Beijing, Mumbai and Dubai. This year, Christie’s celebrates our 250th anniversary. From our historic auctions with defining moments in the art market to inspiring stories from our collectors, art is at the centre of everything we do. We invite you to explore our history, stories of discovery and behind-the-scenes footage from Christie’s.

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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.

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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.

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Because CIRE remains under common ownership with the Christie’s art auction house, their experts are uniquely qualified to understand shifts and trends impacting high value assets, from fine art to fine homes.

CIRE’s website attracts more than 60% international visitors, and has a proven worldwide reach that consistently ranks among the top luxury real estate results on major search engines.

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The CIRE referral network allows our real estate brokers to refer clients to other affiliates. This gives clients the confidence that their matters will be attended to with the utmost level of meticulous service.

CIRE advertising initiatives receive prominent placement in such periodicals as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal International, Country Life, and Robb Report Collection.

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Produced quarterly in print and digital versions, this industry-leading publication has more than 200 pages of lifestyle articles and the world’s most exclusive real estate, reaching individuals of exceptional means.

Crafted for select real estate, visually rich property brochures are distributed to more than 350 cities in 46 countries for prominent display in Christie’s salerooms and many Affiliate global offices.

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RE C E NT NOT E WORT HY S ALE S

Madeline Uni 706 | $3,195,877

184 Butch Cassidy Drive | $14,000,000

Sold by TREC/Christie’s

Listed by TREC/Christie’s

RECORD Mountain Village Home

Diamond Ranch Lot 2 $2,080,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

Listed and/or sold by Telluride Real Estate Corp. in the last 12 months

186 San Joaquin Road | $3,600,000

Sunnyside Ranch, Lot 5 | $2,160,000

Listed by TREC/Christie’s

215 N. Fir Street, Lot B | $2,500,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

160 Sunnyridge Place | $7,237,500 Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

Heritage Crossing Unit 7 | $3,000,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

131 Vischer Drive | $2,310,000 16

Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

123 S. Oak Street | $3,050,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

195 Old Toll Road | $3,320,000

398 West Colorado Avenue | $4,350,000

Listed by TREC/Christie’s

111 Adams Wway | $2,800,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

205A South Oak Street | $2,550,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

RECORD Telluride Vacant Land

222 W. San Juan Avenue | $9,000,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

West Colorado Avenue Penthouse | $3,450,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

301 Benchmark Drive $2,075,000 Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

104 Snowdrift Lane | $2,300,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

Sunset Ridge at Gray Head | $32,500,000 Sunset Ridgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sense of arrival can only be described as awe-inspiring - cliff-side, on a private peninsula with a breath taking mountainous panorama. The residenceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bold, yet simplistic, linear architecture naturally draws a first time visitor to a glass, entryway door offering a first hint of the refinement of finishes and viewscape beyond. The owner along with the renowned Aspen architect, Bill Poss, have artfully designed a residence that not only frames the view, but seemingly integrates the mountains as an intrinsic element to the structure. Overlooking a pond reflecting the mountain peaks beyond and fed by a cascading stream running beneath the master suite bridge over waterfalls to the pond below. Finishes and appointments were painstakingly and globally sourced by the design team. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

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Town of Telluride

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, wifi, a quick snack, or a birthday Altitude: 8,750 feet card, just about everything is available on, or Population: 2,300 adjacent to, main street, town’s lively epicenter. Annual Snowfall: 200-plus inches Average Winter Temperature: 39 high / 22 low Average Summer Temperature: 68 high / 44 low

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.

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510 West Depot Avenue | $7,785,000 Tucked into lush vegetation of spruce, aspen and cottonwoods overlooking the San Miguel River, with a short stroll to the gondola, this six-bedroom residence possesses the quintessential location. Its exterior of reclaimed hardwoods and classic masonry with a “miner’s smear mortar” blends the structure with its immediate environment and architecturally links it to the mining towns of the past above Historic Telluride. Strategically placed window openings capture dramatic views of the box canyon, river and ski resort, flooding the residence with warm sunlight. Telluride Gold stone accents an interior with the finest of finishes -- integrated plaster, reclaimed hardwood floors, beaded tongue and groove Douglas Fir ceilings, alder doors and cabinetry and custom iron stairway railing. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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431 West Galena Avenue | $3,350,000 An ideal family home and an extraordinary value in one of Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quietest sunnyside neighborhoods. Private drive services only three homes. Superbly appointed with a newly remodeled kitchen including Wolf, Subzero and Bosch appliances, Herbeau bath and kitchen fixtures, plaster walls, wine cellar, cherry hardwood flooring, Lite Touch lighting controls, great room and exterior surround sound to name a few. Borders open space to the east and is three-level elevator-served from the garage. High quality construction with timeless finishes. Living, kitchen, bedroom and two-bath exquisite upgrades have been completed. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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113 South Townsend Avenue | $1,575,000 A delightful family home in the heart of Telluride. Light and bright living area with large expanses of glass create an uncommon warmth. Three oversized bedrooms plus a loft area, and two baths. Cookâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen with soapstone counters. Outdoor spaces are special -- this property has a sun-filled terrace and a small back yard space. Great neighborhood a short stroll to the gondola and downtown, but quietly off Main Street. Protected views over alley and Townsend Street. One off-street parking space on property. Rare to find a clean, suitable family home at this price point. TOBIN BROWN | 970.729.0456 | tobinbrown5@gmail.com

507 West Colorado Avenue | $1,950,000 Superbly maintained duplex that could be held for long-term rental, or occupy one unit and collect rental income on the second. Convenient Colorado Avenue location and just a short stroll to skiing, Historic Core restaurants and shopping. Or, an excellent redevelopment opportunity for a three-bedroom, three-and-onehalf bathroom home including a studio apartment (see Trulinea Architects floor plans). Excellent views of the ski resort and Telluride peaks. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

Lot C, Halls Subdivision | $1,700,000 Oversized building parcel with 180-degree views of the ski resort, Bear Creek and the Telluride peaks. Recently replatted with potential of a garage off Gregory and main residence above overlooking Historic Telluride. All utilities stubbed and available. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

172 Hillside Lane | $1,225,000 Located on the original farmhouse site of the Pilcher Dairy Farm in Hillside neighboring Eider Creek. The residence has replicated the Western Slope farmhouse with antique furniture and accessories from the 1880s to the 1930s. The floor plan is currently configured as a two-bedroom, two-bath home plus spacious loft bedroom, spa/office/gym, which could be converted to two additional bedrooms and full bath. Special appointments include Elmira Stove Works appliances and a hammered copper kitchen sink. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

Lot 8C Depot Avenue | $2,475,000 A rare opportunity to build your custom dream home on one of the most coveted streets in all of downtown Telluride. With amazing views of the ski area, proximity to the gondola and Lift 8, and short walking distance to all that the charming Town of Telluride has to offer, this is truly one of the most sought after locations in today’s market. Price includes HARC-approved plans for a 5,000+-square-foot home by renowned architect Steve Morton, who has successfully completed other beautiful homes on Depot and throughout town. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

433 West Colorado Avenue | $2,387,000 Owned since 1979, this amazing Main Street Victorian treasure is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Telluride’s history. This sunny side rarity offers four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a detached guest unit all on a unique oversized lot. Just 2.5 blocks from the gondola and located in the heart of Telluride’s Main Street residential district, this 2420-square-foot home is just a stone’s throw from all that Telluride has to offer. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to buy into the very fabric of this great town of Telluride. FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

3 Old Brewery Road | $2,699,000 This property includes 2,460 square feet by perpetual easement that encompasses the historic brewery ice pond. Complete with babbling stream, mature gardens and sunken hot tub, this fourbedroom home is one of only four homes tucked along a private cul-de-sac enjoying sunsets and panoramic views. Intriguing open floor plan with towering windows drenching the home with sunlight. Many, many extras in this in-town home with an out-oftown feel. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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233 South Oak Street | $3,995,000 Thirty Steps From The Gondola - This four-bedroom residence possesses the most convenient proximity of any single-family home to Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lift 8 and gondola and only a very short stroll to this communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boutique shops and restaurants. This historically designated structure originally built in 1900 was artfully restored and expanded upon by its owner and exemplary architect Dave Gibson in 2007. Interior finishes are exquisite -- knotty alder doors and trim, wide plank, clear white oak flooring, Telluride Gold stone fireplace surrounds, Venetian plaster, Jerusalem travertine stone and marble baths -- to name just a few. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com

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Riverside D203| $839,000

Lulu City 6M | $569,000

A rare top floor offering in the coveted Riverside complex. This pristine two-bedroom condo last traded 16 years ago and has not been rented, but rather used quite gently. Spacious living room with fireplace overlooks the San Miguel River.

Excellent location -- the convenience of downtown on the peaceful West End, across the street from the Valley Floor and Ski Lift 7. This 2-bedroom + sleeping loft, 2-bath residence is turn-key. Great to live in or as an investment rental. Pool, hot tub & beautiful landscaping.

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Beaver Pond Unit B | $615,000

Tomboy Lodge Unit 142 | $350,000

This great single-level two-bedroom, two-bath condo is located in the heart of Telluride. Close to Gondola, Town Park and Colorado Ave. Great views from living room and bedrooms. The unit comes with a parking space and a storage locker, and the HOA allows pets.

Smart small space recently remodeled and very well maintained. Top floor corner end unit with great light and tall ceilings. Proven strong short-term rental history. Stop looking for that long-term rental and own your own Telluride condo.

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Town of Telluride Vacant Land | $600,000

Lulu City 6G | $659,000

Unquestionably some of the finest view lots in town with great solar exposure. Located on a relatively flat bench just below Tomboy Road -- there is some work to be done regarding ingress, egress, etc. (reflected in the price). Property is surveyed and staked.

Fully furnished, spacious condominium with a southwestern theme located a short walk across the street from Lift 7 of the Telluride Ski Resort. Living like a three-bedroom, this is a two-bedroom plus a large loft that sleeps a total of eight and possesses stellar views.

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627 West Colorado Avenue | $3,495,000 Originally named Franklin Manor, this 4,342-square-foot property includes four spacious guest rooms, en-suite bathrooms and balconies. Two of the six bedrooms have been converted to offices. The third floor includes timber framed trusses, vaulted ceiling, open floor plan with living, dining, and kitchen, as well as a hot tub on the north-facing deck, and a south-facing balcony that enjoys substantial views. If a buyer wishes to operate it as a B&B, this property is in the Accommodations Two District. Over 1,100 square feet of decks. Great for large groups of people or for those who wish to operate their business in a separate section of the property. Included in the value is zoning for residential and commercial use. Four jetted tubs in the home. Right on Main Street, this property is close to all Telluride has to offer -- skiing, shopping, the Palm Theater, restaurants, and Clarkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Market. MARY SAMA-BROWN | 970.708.0602 | mary@mayaair.com

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408 West Colorado Avenue | $2,950,000 Simply the best! Designed and built by Ray Messier, combined with the most convenient location -- a very short stroll to the gondola and everything the Town of Telluride has to offer. Four bedrooms, and the highest quality of construction, finishes and furnishings is evident from the moment you step inside. The south-facing deck encompasses enough room for family gathering, amid outstanding views of the ski area. This property has never been rented and is in meticulously maintained new condition. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

586 West Pacific Avenue | $2,195,000 This modern, bright, spacious home, located in the Town of Telluride on the Galloping Goose free bus line and just a short walk to skiing, has brand-new designer furnishings and a deck with great views of the ski mountain. With huge windows to let in natural light and custom touches like a unique great room fireplace and modern spiral staircase leading to a loft, this threebedroom townhome is newly remodeled and new to the market. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

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310 North Spruce Street | $3,300,000 This charming Victorian home is in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in town, with a prime sunnyside location just two blocks from Main Street, yet in a peaceful, quiet setting just across the street from beautiful historic St. Patrick’s Church. With a main home, a separate garage and guest apartment, and a private backyard with a charming porch and views of Ballard, this home boasts unrivaled potential. Whether you desire a minimal remodel or to explore the possibility of expansion, properties with great bones such as this one are a rarity. The primary home is well maintained and features a fantastic open floor plan graced by beautiful wooden wainscoting and a large, open kitchen with a cozy breakfast nook and access to the porch and charming back yard. From the living room, a unique split staircase leads upstairs to all three bedrooms while providing a degree of convenient separation for the master suite, which has a private deck from which to watch the morning sunrise to the east. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

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459 West Dakota Avenue | $4,950,000 The ultimate in privacy within the Historic Town of Telluride. This estate has been designed to compliment its surroundings with an arched footbridge leading to stone terraces stepping up from Cornet Creek to its front entrance. The materials for the home were inspired by an historic mine structure in the Telluride region, blending harmoniously with the red sandstone rocks on the hillside above. The focal point of the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exterior is the concrete and stone observatory offering 360-degree views of the surrounding peaks. Expansive decks and patios extend internal living to the lush outdoor environment and the tranquil flow of live water. Its five bedrooms are centered around a two-and-a-half-story great room. Privacy is insured with a five-lot assemblage -- a rare find. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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200 South Sunset Ridge | $1,550,000 Located directly across the street from the Valley Floor and 1.5 miles from town, this custom home enjoys great views and all-day sun. Four bedrooms and over 3,200 square feet provide more space than your typical Town of Telluride home. Custom craftsmanship and finishes throughout this residence -- cherry floors, cabinets, Subzero, Viking, Bosch, etc. Enjoy everything the Valley Floor across the street offers -- skiing, fishing, hiking, biking, open space. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com

Boomerang Lodge Unit 8 | $1,350,000 Unit is currently being totally remodeled. Southeast-facing penthouse unit with great volume and nice views of Ajax, Bear Creek and the ski area. The views, volume, layout and location make this a super property. Secure building, hot tub, deck, fenced yard with sitting areas, common area with fireplace, covered heated parking, ski locker, short walk to Lift 7, grocery, liquor, dining all in the neighborhood. Building is well maintained with a majority of the units redone. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

Double Diamond Unit 5 | $539,000

River Club Fractionals | from $72,900

Ski-in/ski-out two-bedroom with loft, two-and-a-half-bath condo at the base of Lift 7 with a heated one-car garage. Great location for a short-term rental property. Recently remodeled with nice finishes. Walking distance to Main Street, grocery store and skiing.

Affordable and luxury all in one package. The newly remodeled River Club will not disappoint. All the amenities you can imagine are at your fingertips. Ski and Golf membership while in residence. Premier fractional ownership opportunity in the Town of Telluride.

JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

BRITTANY â&#x20AC;&#x153;BEBEâ&#x20AC;? HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

Sunset Ridge Lot 15 | $215,000

Business Opportunity | $35,000

Storage Space | $60,000

Vacant lot 1.5 miles outside of Town of Telluride. Big views and sun. Located across from the valley floor amenities -- hiking, biking, bus service. Cheapest lot in the area!

Great local business opportunity: the only lingerie boutique on the Western Slope! Currently owner-operated with part-time store hours and appointments.

Large storage area located in Telluride. Includes a parking space at Tomboy Lodge. Options include private gym space, private art or wine collection, contents of a home.

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TOWN OF TELLURIDE

Mountain Village

Mountain Village is a spectacular neighborhood filled with big backyards and winding, treelined streets. Homes have privacy, yet are close enough together for neighbors to share the day’s events in the driveway or pass each other on a morning jog. In winter, skiers and snowboarders pull right off the slopes and up to their doorsteps, while on summer days kids toss footballs in the road without having to worry about traffic. As one of Colorado’s youngest communities, incorporated as a town and home-rule municipality in 1995, Mountain Village rests on the northern end of sunny Turkey Creek Mesa, encompassing more than 2,100 acres of forested mountainside. 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 Altitude: 9,545 feet and skating rink. In addition, the Village Core is Population: 1,150 home to the state-of-the-art Telluride Conference Annual Snowfall: 300-plus inches Center, Telluride Ski & Golf Company’s headquarters, Average Winter Temperature: 39 high / 22 low Average Summer Temperature: 68 high / 44 low the Ski & Snowboard School, three chair lifts, and the Gondola — the transportation system linking Telluride and Mountain Village together in a stunning 13-minute ride. Surrounding the core of town is the 18-hole Telluride 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.

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109 Polecat Lane | $9,200,000 Exciting new addition to the Mountain Village single family market with this mountain modern masterpiece designed by Centre Sky Architects. Excellent usage of the 0.75-acre lot to take advantage of view corridors to the San Sophia Range while maximizing southern solar gain. The residence consists of three major living space ‘’anchors’’ connected via bridges to create interest and reduce scale -- a wonderful home for entertaining or simply relaxing with family. Five bedrooms and 8,000+/square feet of livable space consisting of great room, gourmet kitchen, sun room, den/office, rec room, fitness room, ski utility wing and three-car garage. Ski access is a short and easy walk. Offered fully furnished. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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741 Mountain Village Boulevard | $7,250,000 Anchored on a lushly wooded hillside overlooking the Mountain Village Core, with on-grade ski access from the lower level, this exquisite residence has convenience to village center amenities and the gondola. Its bold exterior of stone and timber with a European flair blends perfectly with its setting. Impeccable interior finishes include cherry cabinetry, trim and doors, marble and flagstone flooring, granite and travertine baths. A grand entry features a two-and-a-half-story custom circular steel and cherry staircase. The floor plan embraces five bedrooms (two masters), eight baths, theater room, family room with wet bar and fireplace, chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen and ski room opening to the trail. All levels are elevator served with the master suite possessing its own wing. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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230 San Joaquin Road | $5,950,000 A rare assemblage of two estate ski lots totaling 2.7 private, lushly forested acres bordering US Forest Service land. Approved replatting presents a unique opportunity for the creation of a compound for generations of family and friends. The upper parcel, located on-grade to the Sundance ski run, commands breathtaking views of the entire mountainous Telluride region. Located below and out of sight from the primary residence is a quaint, lodge-like residence with an exterior of native stone, vertical cedar siding and rustic Corten steel accents. Its timber frame construction envelops four bedrooms (including bunkroom), four and a half baths, den/study, and country kitchen flowing to a two-story great room with dining area. A perfect landing spot to enjoy Telluride while constructing above. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

140 High Country Road | $8,400,000 High Country Chateau captures the essence of the rugged American West combined with Colorado mountain luxury. Floor-toceiling windows frame the extraordinary mountain views and infuse the interior with warmth and light. The great room features a massive stone fireplace and 25-foot vaulted ceilings with handcrafted Douglas Fir beams and trusses. Located on a private 1.1-acre estate lot, the residence combines a superb blend of recycled siding and native Colorado stone. Features include a gourmet kitchen with breakfast nook and fireplace, built-in BBQ and patio, five bedrooms (including two master suites), a master den, home theater, walk-in wine cellar, caretaker’s residence, fully heated driveway and exterior hot tub. Situated trail-side on Double Cabins ski trail with private ‘’ski hut’’ equipped with bath. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Lorian III Penthouse Units | $2,999,000 - $4,450,000 Lorian III, six luxury residences overlooking the Double Cabins ski run and the San Sophia Range, is located on one of the premier ski-in/ski-out lots in Mountain Village. Each residence comes complete with the finest appointments, including granite and marble counters, walnut floors, mahogany cabinets, Sub-Zero refrigerators, Wolf ranges, wine coolers and wet bars, and private amenities, including several thousand square feet of clubhouse, pool, spa and gym available for all owners and their guests. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com

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See Forever Village Unit 128 | $2,699,000 Artfully designed mountain contemporary end unit with stunning views. This four-bedroom, four-bath residence is located in sought-after See Forever Village in the Mountain Village Core and is being offered fully furnished. With a wonderful open floor plan and high-end custom finishes in every room, the living spaces accommodate anything from gracious entertaining to cozy family conversations in front of the fire. Two levels allow for separation of sleeping and living spaces, with three bedrooms on the lower level and grand living space on the upper level, where the stunning views are front and center from the floor-toceiling windows. Enjoy convenient ski-in/ski-out access and a host of resort amenities, including on-site rental management, ski-in/ski-out access, and The Spa at the Peaks. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com

247 Adams Ranch Road | $2,350,000 Five-bedroom single-family home located adjacent to the golf course in Mountain Village. The home features four bedrooms in the main house with a separate one-bedroom/one-bath apartment over the three-car garage. Great outdoor living with multiple decks, patios, and outdoor hot tub. Perfect for a full-time family or as a second home. Brazilian cherry wood floors throughout, custom cherry cabinets, granite and marble finishes. Large master suite on upper level with spa-like bathroom and office/library. The apartment consistently generates $1,500/month in rental income. Great views of Wilson and the San Sophia Ridge. Located adjacent to open space to the north and the Jurassic Trail. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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114 Autumn Lane | $8,250,000 An exclusively private setting on 6 acres of lushly wooded property with shared neighborhood ski access, this estate with massive stone and timber exterior blends perfectly with its environment. Towering windows capture the San Sophia Ridgeline within its expansive interior floor plan with generous rec room, home theater, climate controlled wine room, two-story great room, his-and-her offices and a total of nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms and two powder rooms. A two-bedroom guest house allows for comfortable accommodations for additional guests and family. Finest of finishes include alder base and case, granites, marbles, plaster walls, and custom built-ins with steel accents. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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See Forever Village Unit 131 | $2,295,000 With commanding views of the Wilsons and the ski area, this sophisticated three-bedroom three-bath penthouse is beautifully appointed with the finest of finishes and appliances. This is a top floor condo with a vaulted ceiling and two private decks. Amenities include a furnished reception area and the use of The Spa at the Peaks. RUBE FELICELLI | 970.708.1406 | rube@montrose.net

245 Adams Ranch Road | $2,250,000 At nearly 5,000 square feet, this custom four-bedroom home is the best single family value in the Mountain Village. The home features high-end finishes throughout, with an open floor plan and great views from nearly every room. There are two well appointed master suites on the upper level, great outdoor living spaces on every level, a bunk room, theater room, two-car garage, an over-sized hot tub, and the property is adjacent to open space for great privacy. Vacant and easy to show. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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202 Benchmark Drive | $3,000,000 The ultimate family ski cabin located directly trailside to the Bridges ski run and walking distance to the gondola. Newly remodeled, this single-level home with six bedrooms is located on one of the premier lots in the Mountain Village with big views of the northern peaks and the ski area. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

204 Wilson Peak Drive | $2,900,000 Located in a private neighborhood and surrounded by more than 8 acres of open space, this five-bedroom ski home is located directly trailside to the Bridges ski run. The property features two master suites upstairs, and an open floor plan on the main level with floorto-ceiling glass framing magnificent views of the northern peaks. Skylights help to create an abundance of natural light throughout, while a brand new cantilevered deck with oversized hot tub offers outstanding views and outdoor living. The large 1.58-acre lot allows plenty of room for expansion if desired. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

Lots 219B & 220B, Mountain Village | $2,350,000 A two-lot combination, offering a private knoll-top for the construction of an exclusive residence on 1.32 acres of gently sloping terrain. This estate parcel is an ideal setting for a family compound directly adjoining Bridges ski trail with on-grade ski-in/ ski-out access. Bathed in all-day sun, the site is easily accessible and possesses mature, lush vegetation, yet also enjoys outstanding views of the San Sophia Range. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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See Forever Village Unit B101 | $3,295,000 Relish modern sophistication with this unique garden level three-bedroom offering at See Forever Village. The conveniences of Unit B101 are tough to match -- private keyed elevator access directly into the unit from the garage, ground level access from outside, all 3,441 square feet on one level plus a generous outdoor patio that allows for a private hot tub; few See Forever Village offerings have hot tubs. Interior finishes and furnishings are top of the line and the large living area allows for plenty of space for entertaining or simply relaxing with family while you take in the grand views to the San Sophia mountain range. Lastly, enjoy convenient ski-in/ski-out access and a host of resort amenities, including on site rental management, ski-in/ski-out access, and The Spa at the Peaks. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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Lot 416A, Mountain Village | $1,850,000 Located on the Bridges ski run and quite simply one of the best ski-in/ski-out lots available. Wilson Peak Drive provides great privacy with very little traffic and is located close to the Mountain Village Core. The lot offers a flat bench for building and fantastic views of the northern peaks. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

Villas at Tristant | $1,199,000 - $1,649,000 Fully furnished three- and four-bedroom residences with vaulted ceilings, stacked stone fireplace, high-end finishes and panoramic views. The highly desirable location is a short walk from the Mountain Village core with prime ski-in/ski-out access onto lower Village Bypass ski run. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

Lodges On Sundance Unit 3 | $1,245,000 Recently remodeled three-bedroom residence with superb views of the San Sophia Ridge. The unit is located in the building that adjoins Sundance ski trail, making ski-in/ski-out access effortless. Sold turnkey for immediate occupancy or excellent rental potential. Upscale finishes and appointments include two steam showers, dry sauna, TV/media room, wine cooler and upgraded kitchen appliances. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

Lot 138, Mountain Village | $1,850,000 Top of the Village. Excellent building lot with 180-degree views of the Wilson, San Sophia, and Palmyra Ranges and western sunsets. Lushly vegetated with spruce and aspen with superb solar exposure. Ski-in/ski-out and walk to the Village Core and gondola. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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122 Highlands Way | $3,900,000 The main level effortlessly flows from chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen to dining and vaulted great room. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mature aspen forest and the San Sophia Ridge beyond. Generations of family are warmed by a two-story stone surround wood burning fireplace, and may gather on an expansive deck spanning the entire main level. A suspended loft walkway overlooking the great room separates guest bedrooms from the master suite. The floor plan embraces two master suites, three guest bedrooms, a family room with wet bar, exercise room with eight-person steam shower, wine room, laundry center, and private office / den in the master wing. Its location affords the warmth of all-day sun. Extras include hot tub patio, three fireplaces, two wet bars, breakfast nook; the home is sold fully furnished. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Crystal Unit 22 | $1,079,000 This three-bedroom Crystal unit offers townhome convenience but lives like a 2,400-square-foot single-family home in the heart of Mountain Village. The property was completely remodeled and upgraded in 2005 with in-floor radiant heat, hardwood and tile flooring, plaster, steam showers, custom cabinetry, and more. Large south-facing windows allow for great natural light and passive solar with outstanding views of the ski area. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

94 Palmyra Drive | $1,925,000 Located in a private, wooded setting with spruce and aspen and thriving flower gardens, this property is a beautifully crafted threebedroom home with easy ski access to the Bridges ski trail. Warm and comfortable, this well-designed home has a classic mountain feel with vaulted ceilings throughout, hardwood flooring and a massive stone fireplace framed in glass for great natural light and fantastic views of the northern peaks. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

Village Core Residential | $1,595,000 Two gently sloping building lots totaling 1.12 acres. 270-degree views to the San Sophia and Wilson Ranges and the Palmyra Peaks. Nearly on-grade stroll to the gondola, golf club and Village Core retail and amenities. Perfect southwest solar exposure with a light mix of aspen in a quiet neighborhood. Plus, comprehensive master plan suggests gentle up-zone to multi-family with a re-zoning process. Excellent single-family build opportunity at comfortable altitude or a future development possibility. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

See Forever Village Cabin 107 | $1,050,000 This quiet three-bedroom cabin at See Forever Village offers singlefamily living in the heart of Mountain Village with none of the hassles that come with home ownership. See Forever Village is just steps away from all that Mountain Village has to offer, including restaurants, skiing, golf, hiking and biking, and the gondola to Telluride. Ownership of this cabin includes access to the Peaks Hotel and Spa with unmatched services and amenities, and the most prestigious spa on the Western Slope. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

See Forever Unit 104 | $1,195,000 Quiet three-bedroom cabin with westerly views that is just steps from all the Mountain Village offers -- dining, gondola access to Telluride, The Peaks ski trail, Club Red, Telluride Golf and Tennis Club and The Peaks Resort and Spa. Ownership of this cabin allows you the opportunity of usage of the premier hotel and spa in the region -- The Spa at the Peaks. Recently purchased by Telluride Ski & Golf Company and with Telluride Resort Lodging as the new property manager, the cabin will continue to be a solid rental property. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

106 Lawson Overlook | $1,150,000 Beautiful and private three-bedroom home on a quiet street. New hardwood floors and stainless counter tops. Extras include office and hot tub rooms. Views to the San Sophia Ridge, backs up to open space and the Meadows trail. RUBE FELICELLI | 970.708.1406 | rube@montrose.net

221 Ridgeline Drive | $1,695,000 Spacious and fully furnished four-bedroom townhome with two master suites, vaulted ceiling in the great room with an open floor plan. Designer furnishings throughout, with extraordinary views of the San Sophia Range. A short stroll to the Mountain Village core with ideal ski-in/ski-out access onto lower Village Bypass via ski bridge or private incline elevator. Excellent short-term rental opportunity. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

Village Creek Unit 7 | $1,240,000 Ski in and out from this expansive three-bedroom with vaulted ceilings. Outstanding 180-degree views encompass the Wilsons to the San Sophia Ridgeline. The location is close to everything in the Mountain Village Core, yet this property is quiet and private. Light and bright with an open floor plan to let your guests spread out. Two decks, a main fireplace, humidification and a full-size laundry with tub sink add to the amenities. A Gondola Plaza covered heated parking space is included. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

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Mountain Lodge at Telluride | starting in the low $200,000s Located between two ski runs, and just steps from the Gondola, this full-service ski-in/ski-out property takes care of everything for you. With slopeside convenience, upscale amenities and gracious services, Mountain Lodge at Telluride completes the ultimate Telluride experience. Surrounded by panoramic views of the majestic San Juan Mountains, Mountain Lodge features one-, two-, and three-bedroom condos along with four-bedroom luxury log cabins. The main lodge features a tremendous lobby warmed by an immense river-rock fireplace. Gleaming with rich leather and rustic Western elegance, the lobby also features the full-service View Bar & Grill. JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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Franz Klammer Lodge| $97,000

Mountain Lodge Unit 4015 | $599,000

Fractional deeded share - minimum 5 weeks/year in a 2-bedroom unit with a Ski and Golf Club membership. Included benefits are the coveted invitation-only Presidentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Circle and the fabulous Fairmont Hotels and Resorts International Reciprocal Use Program.

It is the location that sets this Mountain Lodge two-bedroom Summit Suite apart from the rest. Overlooking the Double Cabins ski run, this unit will give you front row access to the world-class Telluride Ski Resort, with Prospect Creek babbling below.

KELLY MCGINTY | 970.708.0936 | kelly@thetelluridebroker.com

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Mountain Lodge Unit 2222/2224 | $599,000

Mountain Lodge Unit 3015/3017 | $485,000

Very unique three-bedroom corner unit located just steps away from all the amenities the Mountain Lodge has to offer. Main floor includes master bedroom with fireplace and lock-off bedroom that can be rented if not needed while in residence.

Highly desirable two-bedroom Summit Unit at the Mountain Lodge offers spacious living and two master suites all on one level. The Mountain Lodge provides a full range of amenities including shuttle service, direct ski slope access, heated outdoor pool and hot tub.

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Lot 163 RC, Mountain Village | $750,000

Bear Creek Lodge Unit 311 | $399,000

Wonderful privacy with this 0.82-acre Mountain Village lot that abuts a large amount of open space. Enjoy an abundance of natural light and views to the San Sophia mountain range and ski area. Private bridge built by seller takes you across Prospect Creek to the lot.

This has the best views and is one of the largest one-bedrooms in the Village. The same living, dining and kitchen area as a fourbedroom. Amenities are numerous with three hot tubs, outdoor heated pool, steam room, sauna, a great workout gym, and more.

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Mountain Lodge Unit 3206/3208 | $499,000

Knoll Estates Lot 31 | $575,000

This outstanding top corner unit is buried high in the aspens, cedars, Pines with a creek and wildlife outside the living room balcony. Three bedrooms with en-suite baths, one bedroom locks off, for use as a rental when not in use by an owner.

Breathtaking forever-protected views of the San Sophia Range up close. Looking over the greenery of the golf course to these spectacular peaks creates a tapestry of color whether it is early, middle or late lighting, winter and summer.

PAM GUILLORY | 970.708.0108 | pam@telluridecolorado.net

Bear Creek Lodge Penthouse 403 | $719,000

Lot 401A, Mountain Village | $895,000

Bear Creek Lodge units are the best value in Telluride and Mountain Village. Penthouse with four bedrooms including two masters. Fully furnished, new wood floors in kitchen, dining and living rooms. Bear Creek Lodge provides a full range of amenities and services.

Seller financing is available for this lot. Galloping Goose ski run is 30 feet from the end of your driveway access easement. Skiing in and out from this secluded location could not be simpler. House plans are available which include a guest house.

DAVE FLATT | 970.209.0681 | dave@daveflatt.com

MARY SAMA-BROWN | 970.708.0602 | mary@mayaair.com

Mountain Lodge Unit 3107/3109 | $345,000

Pine Meadows Fractional Unit | $99,000

Comfortable and quiet two-bedroom, two-bath corner unit at the Mountain Lodge. Enjoy hassle-free ownership in one of the truly turn-key properties in the region. Located between 2 ski runs and just steps away from the Gondola and the Mountain Village Market.

Private ski home feel with the convenience of a condominium HOA at a fraction of the price! This is 5-weeks per year in a four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath ski-in/ski-out property with great views, a hot tub, a private garage and private ski locker.

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Lot 508, Mountain Village| $550,000

Lot 147B, Mountain Village | $895,000

Excellent building site located above the 5th fairway of the Telluride Golf Course. Gently sloping terrain makes for a very easy build with superb 280-degree views of the San Sophia Range, Telluride Airport, western sunsets and Telluride peaks. All-day solar exposure.

Spectacular ridge lot at an attractive price for the buyer who wants to build their dream home. Great access to Village Core and area trails. Remarkable views to multiple peaks. Perfect for solar. This lot is a must-see if views are important.

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Lot 600BR3, Trails Edge | $945,000

Palmyra Unit 3G | $449,000

One of only two lots left on the north side of Trails Edge Lane, great level building site in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Mountain Village. Massive San Sophia views, year-round sun, steps to the Double Cabins ski run along a private heated roadway.

Sweet one-bedroom in prized Palmyra building. South-facing over Village pond for lots of sun. Fully furnished (artwork is excluded). Fairly priced to sell quickly. Gas fireplace, nice deck, plenty of storage and heated underground parking.

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Bear Creek Lodge Unit 107AB | $388,500

Adams Ranch Vacant Land| $160,000 - $215,000

This is a large two-bedroom, fully furnished, and tastefully remodeled condo. Bear Creek Lodge offers and provides numerous amenities and benefits to the owner and guests. Great entry with expansive lobby and desk, management and support.

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98 Palmyra Drive | $5,000,000 This artisan-crafted log and stone six-bedroom home sits on almost an acre of wooded land with fabulous views, one lot away from the Bridges ski run. The intricate woodwork is amazing, evident at every turn. The great room with a massive stone fireplace is open to living and dining, with floor-to-ceiling windows bringing the mountain views to the inside. A state-of-theart theater seating 12 sets the tone of quality in this residence. A large recreation room with an awesome bar adds another gathering spot for family and friends. Even the mud room will astound, built to handle skiers, hikers, fishermen and dogs that need washing. Every detail has been considered. A timeless creation designed for those who love the mountains. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

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Aspen Ridge Fractionals | $190,000 - $380,000 Comfortable 3-bedroom townhomes in Mountain Village with easy access to skiing, the Village Core and the gondola. You can enjoy yourself, rent, or trade with other properties throughout the world. Here is a way to own in Telluride at a fraction of full ownership cost.

Telluride Base Club| $990,000

RUBE FELICELLI | 970.708.1406 | rube@montrose.net

Prime commercial space in the heart of the Mountain Village Core and current home to the Telluride Base Club. The business is included in the asking price and the property is being offered fully furnished and turn-key with two parking spaces (one tandem space). The Telluride Base Club is located approximately 100 yards to Lift 4 and the gondola, making for easy access to skiing and the Historic Town of Telluride. JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

The Peaks Unit 432 | $222,000 Wide doors leading to a large private balcony bring big Telluride views inside. One of the best units in the building, this is a must see! Spectacular views of iconic Wilson Peak as well as the surrounding peaks flood the unit. JON DWIGHT | 970.708-0691 | jon@gotelluride.com

103 Lawson Overlook | $1,575,000 A perfect timber and stone family residence nestled in a private meadow bordering open space with dramatic views of the San Sophia Ridgeline. Four bedrooms; the interior floor plan flows seamlessly throughout the main living area centered around a floor to ceiling Telluride Gold stone fireplace. The lower level boasts an expansive family room. A spacious deck extends from the living area. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Lot 628N, Mountain Village | $230,000 Great lot in The Timbers subdivision of the Mountain Village. Private and quiet with big views to the San Sophia Range. Price just reduced, making it one of the best entry level vacant lot offerings. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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104 Benchmark Drive | $2,999,000 A spacious custom log, stone and stucco home with ski access, six bedrooms, five and a half baths, multiple living areas, including family room with wet bar, pool table and adjacent media room. A large gourmet kitchen with fireplace, high-end appliances, cherry cabinets, slate, marble and granite flooring and counters. Fully furnished with some exceptions. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

108 Hang Glider Drive | $2,950,000 The rare log and stone home that is bright and airy, 108 Hang Glider is a great value in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market. A more contemporary take on log and stone with elements of timber frame and finished wall areas. Solidly constructed by Tandem in 2000, this is a wonderful property for families and entertaining. Each of the four bedrooms has a bath en suite. Amenities include gourmet kitchen, large dining area, rec room with pool table, hot tub and more. Situated on quiet and convenient Hang Glider Drive. A short walk to skiing. TOBIN BROWN | 970.729.0456 | tobinbrown5@gmail.com

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109 Palmyra Drive | $3,850,000 109 Palmyra Drive is the ultimate family ski lodge with two master suites on the upper level and five (or six) bedrooms in total. This classic log home comes professionally furnished, features an open floor plan and vaulted ceiling, a gourmet kitchen and a large main level deck to soak up the views of the northern peaks. The lower level offers an intimate family gathering area with a saloon-style bar, a bunk room for the kids and a separate exercise room that could also serve as a sixth bedroom. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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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 areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most dramatic peaks, meaning days are longer and views seem no more than an armâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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. Then there are the numerous outlying towns, which boast community living thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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.

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Cimarron Mountain Club | from $2,500,000 Cimarron Mountain Club is a 1,700+-acre retreat comprised of 12 spectacular ranches at the edge of the Uncompahgre Wilderness, between Telluride and Crested Butte. The ranches share world class outdoor recreation and amenities, including a private ski area larger than Aspen Mountain. CMC offers a compelling alternative to commercial ski resorts. No crowds, no lift lines, no hassles - just a 2,000-acre private mountain paradise for 12 owners, with untracked powder and a relaxed and authentic alpine lifestyle. The private ranches average over 100 acres in size. Each has quality gravel roads, underground power and mountain spring water via underground pipeline. Each enjoys jaw-dropping views and complete privacy. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com JOHNNIE STEVENS | 970.729.0709 | johnnie.stevens@centurylink.net

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The Sound of Music Ranch | $29,500,000 The Sound of Music, the perfect name for one of the westâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most scenic ranches. Conveniently located just 13 miles from Telluride and accessed via a year-round maintained county road, wildlife habitat abounds with a 200-head elk herd roaming the property. Subject to a conservation easement in favor of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, the propertyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new owner will be forever protected from insensitive development with a limit of eight strategically placed homesites on the entire property. Gently rolling topography is blanketed with mature aspen and old-growth evergreen surrounding lush meadows with high mountain grasses. Several expansive ponds provide water for resident wildlife and excellent water and ditch rights insure hundreds of acres of lowlands will remain green. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Gray Head Lots 16A, 16B & 15C-1 | $2,350,000 each 35-acre lots include Gray Head amenities -- 1/23rd ownership in stables, foreman’s historic cabin and office, historic clubhouse, tennis court, rec fields and more, along with access to miles of private trails. Telluride’s most exclusive neighborhood with finest homes and vistas in the area. Also includes access to in-town valet parking and Auberge/Element 52 amenities. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

Double Rainbow Ranch | $1,800,000 Double Rainbow Ranch, one of Telluride’s best scenic homesites. 36 acres on Deep Creek Mesa with 360-degree fantastic views of all area mountains. Only 18 minutes from the Towns of Telluride & Mountain Village. Horses and dogs are permitted and there are no HOA dues, regulations or transfer taxes. Build your dream home on this majestic ranch and enjoy privacy and the western lifestyle. Easy building site as the driveway, domestic water well, electricity and phone are all completed to the best homesite. You must see this property to appreciate the dramatic views annd privacy. Adjacent to National Forest on the east, and the exclusive Gray Head properties on the northwest. To the south the property drops into the San Miguel River canyon which provides a dramatic escarpment homesite and huge view. DAVE FLATT | 970.209.0681 | dave@daveflatt.com

Lot 97, Aldasoro Ranch | $599,000

TBD Aldasoro Road | $750,000

Enjoy the awe-inspiring views and warm sunshine that Aldasoro is known for. Build the home of your dreams on this prime 3-acre Aldasoro lot with an ideal flat building site, and revel in the views of Telluride’s valley, Mountain Village, and Mt. Wilson.

A tremendous value with southern exposure and the region’s signature views, this nearly three-acre parcel is located just ten minutes from the Town of Telluride and the Mountain Village.

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113 Joaquin Road | $6,495,000 The residence’s architect, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, has a reputation for ‘’spaces that that feel at once familiar and inventive.’’ The architecture of this exquisite five-bedroom home is distinguished by the sparse detail of geometric, pavilion-like forms and simple roof lines that enhance the vibrant and comfortable spaces within. Situated on nearly 3 acres of lushly wooded property with end-of-the-road privacy, the residence frames views of surrounding peaks and possesses warm solar exposure. The flow of the floor plan is both inviting and intriguing, as movement to each space creates new and exciting identities. Expansive patios and decking flow seamlessly to the exterior inviting owner and guests to outdoor living spaces. A perfect mix of both art and architecture for generations of family enjoyment. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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685 Wilson Way, Gray Head | $10,250,000 Located on 35 acres within the spectacular Gray Head Wilderness Preserve, Catmando is unsurpassed in craftsmanship and setting. Perched overlooking the Telluride ski area, surrounded by the Telluride regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entire collection of 13,000 to 14,000foot peaks, this owner/developer historic renovation is one of a kind. The main living area consists of a pre-Civil War barn with ceilings up to 35 feet, observatory, gym, game/theatre room. The five-bedroom estateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s backyard incorporates a private resort including ponds, waterfalls, living/entertainment area featuring Bhutanese-inspired bridge, fire-pit, mountain palapa, multi-tiered patios and much more. The views are unmatched anywhere in America, custom finishes unrivaled, and amenities unequaled. Just to see this gem of the Rockies is a unique experience. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

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110 Bernardo Drive | $3,950,000 New to the market! With over 500 acres of open space north and east of the property, this home is nestled on 5 acres at the top of Bernardo Drive in Aldasoro Ranch. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll enjoy ultimate privacy, outstanding 180-degree views, and abundant sunlight through the expansive glass windows built into this beautiful stone and barn wood home. This timeless five-bedroom home offers large outdoor patio spaces for entertaining large groups of people. Sit back and relax on one of the numerous patios and decks and be lulled by the sound and appearance of the two water features and numerous gardens that inspire meditation and peace. These amenities only compete with the magnificent views of Wilson Peak, Mount Wilson, and the ski area. MARY SAMA-BROWN | 970.708.0602 | mary@mayaair.com TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com

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300 Old Butterfly Road | $2,295,000 Perched on a sunny, gentle knoll with end-of-the-road privacy, only 12 minutes from all ski resort amenities this five-bedroom home affords generations of family a genuine mountain lifestyle experience. Mountainous 270-degree views from this classic lodge-like residence on 35 acres explode through expansive window openings throughout the residence. The two-and-a-halfstory great room perfectly frames Sheep Mountain, replete with a massive stone two-sided wood-burning fireplace warming both the living, chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen and dining alcove to which it seamlessly flows. Flooring is predominantly 200-year-old hickory barn wood and hand-forged custom ironwork graces stairwells and loft walkway. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

70 Canyon View Circle, Ski Ranches | $2,595,000 Enjoy exceptional contemporary/mountain living in this five-bedroom, 4500-square-foot family home in the Ski Ranches. Designed by One Architects and featured in Ski Magazine, it features an open floor plan, great entertainment spaces, high-end finishes, and modern elements with great attention to detail. Abundant windows throughout provide all-day natural light and breathtaking views of the Wilson and San Sophia Ranges. Expansive outdoor decks on all three levels and manicured yard create fantastic outdoor living spaces set in a peaceful setting afforded by the 2.25-acre lot. A three-bay garage provides plenty of space for all of your mountain toys and storage. Lastly, the cul-de-sac location abutting a 13-acre open space park completes the many fine characteristics of this offering. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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153 Wapiti Road | $1,825,000 Built in 2014, this rustic four-bedroom mountain modern home is one of the newest in the Telluride Ski Ranches. Expansive glass throughout takes full advantage of double-loaded views of the San Sophia Ridge and the Wilson Peaks. The home is situated on two and one half wooded acres for great privacy while offering incredibly close proximity to all that Telluride has to offer. The main level open floor plan is perfect for entertaining, and has been expertly finished with an artful combination of steel and barnwood accents. The expansive and well designed outdoor living spaces take full advantage of the propertyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s southern exposure and Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s amazing climate and great natural beauty. JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

40 Mount Wilson Way | $1,750,000 Not your typical Ski Ranches home, and a must see property featuring four bedrooms, three offices, vaulted ceilings and multiple outdoor decks and sitting areas. Each of the four bedrooms enjoys great privacy and access to the expansive and tranquil outdoor living spaces. The property enjoys year round sunsets, offers highend finishes throughout, is adjacent to open space, and is one of the best view lots in the Telluride Ski Ranches. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

259 Elk Park Road | $1,550,000 A must-see family home nestled in the aspens, this four-bedroom southwest-style home was completely remodeled in 2004 by One Architects, and features high-level finishes throughout, including hardwood floors, granite countertops, custom alder cabinetry, a formal dining room, and two wood-burning kiva-stye fireplaces, one inside and one out. Outdoor living is at a premium with great views from extensive decks and patios, featuring built-in BBQ, TV, stereo, refrigerator and built-in seating. Three-car garage with shop, custom home office with built-ins, mature landscaping, hot tub. Furniture negotiable. This home is a great value. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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99 Elk Park Road | $1,200,000 This lot features a flat building site with big views of the Telluride Ski Area and the northern peaks. With nearly two acres bordered by open space and a natural creek, it is, quite simply, like nothing else out there. This is the best build opportunity in the Ski Ranches and arguably the entire region. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

60 Sunrise Circle | $1,195,000 Situated on a very private one-acre lot within the Telluride Ski Ranches. Superbly maintained three-bedroom home, with guest house built in 2005. Lushly vegetated with mature spruce and aspen, the residence is a perfect ‘’cabin in the woods.” Large deck bathed in morning sunlight with views of the San Sophia Range. Two-story vaulted great room with wood-burning stone fireplace. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

449 Wapiti Road | $600,000 Great opportunity to own and build on a choice Ski Ranches lot that consists of 1.5 gently sloping acres which abut open space. Lot 37 offers great views to the San Sophia Range, natural sunlight and easy access in and out of the Ski Ranches. With the gently sloping topography, take advantage of usable land for family fun and usage along with reasonable driveway and engineering costs. Neighboring lots have been built on with little impact to privacy. This is a gem of a lot. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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8071 Preserve Drive | $3,450,000 With unmatched privacy and proximity to all that Telluride has to offer, this fabulous five-bedroom home is set on 12 stunning acres and amongst old-growth aspen in one of Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most exclusive communities. The residence boasts a spectacular sense of arrival with breathtaking views of iconic Wilson Peak framed by a 30-foot wall of glass. The open floor plan flows from the great roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s massive stone fireplace, to the gourmet kitchen and sunny breakfast alcove. The property was designed with outdoor living in mind, and the expansive views and southern exposure can be enjoyed from the wrap-around flagstone patio and covered outdoor cooking and dining area. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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Lot 3, West Meadows | $4,280,000 With a rare mix of unparalleled privacy, proximity and careful planning with very limited overall density, Lot 3 has protected view corridors that will afford its owner individual solitude and a feel of ownership well beyond its boundaries. Blessed with senior water rights, enabling the landscaping of a live water stream, ponds and irrigated meadow from an irrigation ditch flowing directly adjacent to the home site. The property has access to an equestrian easement encompassing over 200 acres of lush mountain meadows. Perched near a deep valley overlook, the acreage borders open space with US Forest Service beyond. Lush aspen with a mix of old growth spruce vegetate the property and Vance Creek runs along its southern boundary. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

Site 1, Trout Lake | $210,000

119 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke Drive, Trout Lake| $750,000

A big view overlooking Trout Lake. Unbelievably priced building site for the Telluride region.

A quaint cabin with a rich history and million dollar views, this two-bedroom, one-bath home bordering National Forest is well maintained. The main portion of this cabin was originally a oneroom school house located along Dallas Divide near Placerville.

JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net

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26930 Highway 145, Dolores | $2,750,000 Located in the heart of the Dolores River valley between Telluride and Durango, this 93 acres of pristine land is a one-of-a-kind piece of property. With one-half mile of private fly fishing in the highly coveted Upper Dolores River this is a fisherperson’s paradise. The property is bordered by National Forest, with irrigated meadows and a mixture of pine, spruce and aspen trees, along with an abundance of wildlife. A comfortable four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home sits on a bench overlooking the ranch, with the National Forest out the back door. Included with this property are deeded water rights, a historic cabin and a large garage/shop. JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynn.smith@gmail.com

13080 27.6 Road, Dolores | $1,399,000 This property is a sportsman’s paradise surrounded by recreational opportunities. Located in proximity to Ritter Draw within the Montezuma Valley, this 5-acre solar, wind and underground powered estate is within a 15-minute drive to all southwestern Colorado has to offer – Mesa Verde National Park, BLM McPhee Recreation Complex (reservoir), Phil’s World (mountain biking mecca), the City of Cortez (offering shopping, restaurants and Ute Mountain Casino and Resort), and the Town of Dolores -- offering some of the best hunting units in the state, world-class fly fishing on the Dolores and the West Fork of the Dolores Rivers, as well as shopping and restaurants. Located an hour south of Telluride, this six-bedroom property would be the ideal location for a sportsman’s lodge or corporate retreat. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net 82

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Site 104, Trout Lake | $180,000

214 East Mill Road, Rico | $549,000

This small cabin was used as a fishing cabin for decades. Moved from Matterhorn to Trout Lake in the 1940s, the cabin is waiting for someone to claim it as their own or build something new upon the dramatic site. Quiet living with close proximity to Telluride.

You will fall in love with this 2,390-square-foot mountain contemporary home. This three-story, two-bedroom Rico rarity is now offered by the original builder. Located within the town limits this extremely private property is on a large parcel of three lots.

DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

421 South Trout Lake Road | $575,000

131 North Van Winkle, Rico | $479,000

With 180-degree views of Yellow Mountain, Vermilion Peak and Trout Lake, this superbly-maintained log home has three bedrooms. Floor-to-ceiling window openings in the vaulted living room perfectly frame the surrounding peaks and capture morning sun.

The owner and original builder has maintained this very exclusive Rico three-bedroom property with impeccable detail and vigor. All 2,830 square feet, including a sun-room built in 2005, were meticulously planned and well done. Recently remodeled kitchen.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

21 South Glasgow Avenue, Rico | $399,000

Spruce Creek Lots 2, 3 & 4 | $175,000 - $225,000

This recently remodeled restaurant location with a large deck is one of Ricoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best commercial properties. Located directly in the heart of Main Street, this property comes with all of the space and equipment needed to turn the key to your new business.

Great views, big alpine meadow, aspen and spruce trees. Ideal location for a mountain cabin with room for horses, dogs and family, only 25 miles to Telluride. Close to fishing in the Dolores River. Borders USFS on the west. All 3 lots may be combined for $500,000.

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2860 McKenzie Springs Drive | $1,795,000 Elk Meadows -- an equestrian’s paradise and elk hunter’s dream. This newly remodeled three-bedroom, three-bath home sits on over 90 usable acres full of trees and horse pastures with an intermittent stream. Breathtaking views of three mountain ranges and snowcapped peaks. Watch herds of trophy elk cross the meadow. Access to the Uncompahgre National Forest where a person can ride for days. Also includes a horse barn, 3-vehicle garage, storage shed and corral. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

535 Bluff View Drive | $1,495,000 Hayden Peak Haven is a timeless mountain home with four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and over 4,400 square feet of livable space. The oversized master suite has an equally large en suite bathroom and sunroom with access to the southeast-facing deck that wraps around the back of the house. The floor-to-ceiling robust detail of custom woodwork, trusses and stone give the home a refined classic finish. Situated on a 40-acre wooded bench with a combination of aspen, oak and pine and majestic views of both the Sneffels and Wilson ranges. Wildlife abounds in this setting that could not be more perfect. JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynn.smith@gmail.com

TBD Highway 145, Placerville | $1,230,000 This incredible property consists of 17 acres bordered on three sides by thousands of acres of BLM forest, with 1 mile of private river access, with excellent fishing. The parcel comes complete with 1/3 cfs of senior water rights for irrigation and pond, with a good producing well and utilities on site. Spectacular canyon views and many great homesite options. BJ “CHIP” LENIHAN | 970.708.9021 | chiplenihan@gmail.com

220 Elk Wallow Road| $895,000 The quintessential log home in the Colorado Mountains. Located 15 miles from Telluride inside Wilson Mesa Ranches, this Golden Bear Builders constructed home measures over 3,100 square feet and sits on 8.6 acres under towering aspen. The main residence consists of the top two floors and features three bedrooms and two full baths. The kitchen is open to the dining room and the living room features vaulted ceilings and access to the expansive deck. The bottom floor has its own entrance, and one bedroom/one full bath. MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

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Saltado Ranch | $2,200,000 Equestrianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paradise. This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath, 4,100+-square-foot home is perfect for a horse loverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s geta-way. A one-bedroom, one-bath 806-square-foot guest home sits below the main residence and can be used for a ranch manager or guests. The home sits on 76 acres with a year-round stream in the valley. This lush site is a great place to get away and watch nature. JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynn.smith@gmail.com

M & M River Ranch | $1,950,000 The M&M River Ranch is located just 14 miles from Telluride and situated on 13.15 acres. The ranch boasts 1/3-mile of private wading fly water, exceptional sun exposure and direct access to thousands of acres of BLM property. The residence has been remodeled to respect the 1962 original ranch design and offers gracious riverside living at its best. The master suite has a stone fireplace, private entrance to the deck and hot tub with excellent views of the river. Two additional bedrooms possess ensuite baths, one with jetted tub. Meticulously landscaped with over 1500 square feet of decking, outdoor fireplace, hot tub and entertaining bar, the property is perfect for generations of family. A recently installed 20-ton bridge connects the home to 11 undeveloped acres across the river. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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51 San Juan Lane | $400,000

1500 46X Road | $890,000

Located in the Elk Meadows neighborhood, this comfortable fourbedroom, three-bath home is nestled in a quiet alpine setting. The home offers great outdoor living with elevated decks among an aspen canopy, close to National Forest Land and Ridgway.

200 acres of meadows and trees with 90 acres of irrigated pasture and hay ground. Borders BLM on the rim of Beaver Canyon, with abundant wildlife. Price includes 45 shares of farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s water, 3-bedroom/2-bath home, corral and numerous out buildings.

JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com

Lot 11, Wilson Mesa Ranch | $250,000

Currant Creek Ranch | $699,000

Views, privacy and easy access within 20 minutes of Telluride. Lot 11, consisting of 7 acres, is located on Ross Road just off Fall Creek and has huge views of Mt. Wilson, Lone Cone and Dolores Peaks. Power and phone are to the lot lines.

A scenic mountain recreational ranch and hunting property located just northwest of Canon City, Colorado in a beautiful valley setting. The ranch consists of 191+/- acres with an adjoining BLM grazing allotment of approximately 1,000 acres and a private grazing lease.

ANDREW DOLESE | 970.708.3739 | andrew_dolese@yahoo.com

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Lot 14, Specie Mesa Ranch | $699,000

TBD Stock Road | $265,000

Sunny 144-plus-acre ranch parcel located near the entry to Specie Mesa Ranch. A lush mix of mature aspen, spruce and ponderosa surround a level building site easily accessed via County Road M44 and superbly maintained Specie Mesa Ranch roads.

Special river property located 16 miles from Telluride. Direct river access to some terrific fishing and a challenging riffle that will test your upstream casting skills. Property crosses river for supreme privacy and ownership of approximately 1/4-mile of river bottom.

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Lot 2B, San Juan Ranch| $545,000

Lot 3, Little Cone Ranch | $549,000

Huge views and privacy from the protected homesite. 29 miles from Telluride with easy year-round access. Plenty of room with 68 acres in the exclusive gated community in San Juan Ranch. Driveway is in with underground power and phone to the homesite.

Quick access, adjacent to a vast open space tract. Towering aspens abound. New driveway takes you to the gorgeous homesite area. Wilsons are dramatically positioned. Great sun too! Few lots offer such a dramatic yet private building site.

STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

TOBIN BROWN | 970.729.0456 | tobinbrown5@gmail.com

Lot 13, Little Cone Ranch | $749,000

Lot 7B, McKenzie Springs Ranch | $219,500

Look at the Little Cone Ranch map and one can see what makes lot 13 arguably the finest stand-alone 35 acre tract in the subdivision. Set away from other impacts on the northern edge of the ranch. Private driveway from Porcupine Road rises up on a gentle grade.

35.13 acres with a level, private building site and utilities to the lot line, with good aspen, pine and oak tree coverage and great Mt. Wilson views. This reasonably priced homesite already has an established 600â&#x20AC;&#x2122; well with adequate production for a house.

TOBIN BROWN | 970.729.0456 | tobinbrown5@gmail.com

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Lot G, Top Of The World | $359,000

Lot 20, Avalon Mesa, Norwood | $149,995

Featuring expansive vistas across Specie Mesa, with Little Cone, Dolores Peak and the Sneffels Range as a backdrop, this lot on Specie Mesa represents a terrific opportunity for the person that desires an ideal building site that is ready to be improved.

Expansive 38.44 acres located off the Lone Cone Road. This flat and useable corner lot is partially fenced with storage shed, power and a functioning well already in place. This lot is ready to build! Bring your horses and dogs. Elk, deer, turkey and wildlife abound.

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R-Bar-D Ranch | $2,995,000 Resting on a sunny plateau with a perfect mix of mountain meadow, ponderosa and juniper, the R-Bar-Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s primary residence and guest house dramatically capture the entire Sneffels Mountain Range through strategically placed and expansive window openings throughout the property. The main level encompasses a French country kitchen with pantry, breakfast room, family room, library/den, wet bar, formal dining and living rooms. The floorplan seamlessly flows affording extended family and guests both desired privacy and social gathering places. The second level envelops a 1,000-square-foot master bedroom with en-suite bath, jetted tub and steam shower and three additional guest bedrooms. An architecturally dramatic bridge connects to a home theater, billiards room, exercise room, full bath and sauna. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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1129 Aspen Drive, Ridgway| $695,000

Lot 40, Telluride Ranches | $355,000

Panoramic views of nature at its finest, and pure Colorado craftsmanship on nearly 7 acres in Elk Meadows make this exceptional property a must see. Take it all in as you enjoy the hot tub on the large deck of this three-bedroom full log home.

End of the road privacy with one of the best view lots on Horsefly Mesa with huge views of the Wilson and Sneffels Ranges. Mature aspen surround a small hunting cabin. Well in place. Horses and livestock are permitted.

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

Tract 26, Loghill Crest, Ridgway | $250,000

Lot 5, Spruce Mountain Ranch | $495,000

37 acres on Log Hill Mesa with flat building site and big views of the Sneffels Range, Dallas Divide, Ouray Valley, Pleasant Valley and the southern Cimarron Range. You have to walk this special piece of land to fully appreciate -- priced to sell.

Aspen Sky -- occupying over 88 acres on the east- and south-facing summit of Spruce Mountain, Lot 5 commands majestic views of Ouray County’s San Juan Range, from Sneffels to the Cimarrons. Old growth quakies blanket the majority of the property,

STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net

MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

Lot 302, River Park | $200,000

Log Hill Village | $155,000

Divide Ranch | $49,000

Original developer-owned lot in Ridgway’s subdivision with paved streets and sidewalks, River Park. Owner will consider financing with qualified buyer. Can be built as three separate units or as two attached units or all three attached. Great land bank!

Rare 5-acre lot located in Log Hill Village. Breathtaking views of the Sneffels and Cimarron Ranges, and even down to Ridgway Reservoir.

Right on the fairway and close enough to the Clubhouse to walk home. Original founder’s lot with views to the mountains.

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MANAGING DIRECTORS

TD Smith

Steve Catsman

970.729.1577 td@tdsmith.com tdsmith.com

970.729.0100 steve@catsman.com catsman.com

With a diploma from Purdue University in hand, TD 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. TD’s family includes wife Page, a local interior designer, and son Alex, who is on TD’s team. His first sales were mining shacks and vacant land, a far cry from the upscale, multi-million dollar properties he brokers today. TD has served as director on numerous local boards including Mountain Village Metro District, Telluride Association of Realtors, Affordable Housing Task Force, and Telluride Alpine Race Team. His honors include the Telluride Association of Realtors Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007, acknowledging his long-term and gracious commitment to his career and community. TD’s team includes Chris Sommers, Alex Smith and Johnnie Stevens.

Steve arrived from Aspen in 1972 after graduating from Michigan State University, in time to build Telluride’s first ski lifts and become one of Telluride’s first investors. His family includes wife Terry (of 46 years) two Telluride-raised sons, Werner and Gardy, and four grandchildren. 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. Steve is a founding member of the Telluride Foundation and Benefactor of Telluride’s Ski Patrol. In his free time he is an avid mountaineer, skier, sailor and fly-fisherman. Steve’s team includes Frank Strachan and Sandy Sucharski.

Jon Dwight

Steve Hilbert

970.708.0691 jon@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com

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Jon’s hometown is Aspen, CO. He is a 1989 graduate of the University of Colorado. Jon’s family includes wife Martha and five great kids, Alex, Max, Wyatt, Lauren and Gavin. Jon has been a licensed commercial/ residential real estate broker since 1991 with a diverse background in construction and real estate development. He joined Telluride Real Estate Corp. in 2002 and 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. Jon currently serves as Chairman of the Board of the Telluride Regional Airport Authority and is past Member of the Board (Residential Seat) of the Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association. Jon loves flying airplanes, skiing, hiking, mountain biking and traveling anywhere in the world. Jon’s team includes Alex Martin and Marcin Ostromecki.

Steve grew up in Colorado Springs, CO. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame and served in the Peace Corps in Honduras. He 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. Steve’s family includes wife Kristine, three children, Samantha, Steve, and Christian, and a grandson, Henry. Steve has served on Mountain Village Town Council, Mountain Village Design Review Board, and is a Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club past president. Steve is a skier, motorcyclist, pilot and all-around outdoor enthusiast. He especially enjoys participating in the annual dirt bike ride through the Rockies to commemorate friend and late Mountain Village Mayor, Andy Hanley. Steve is assisted by Alex Martin.

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VICE PRESIDENTS

Tobin Brown

Dan Henschel

970.729.0456 tobinbrown5@gmail.com

970.708.2131 dan@danhenschel.com danhenschel.com

Toby’s hometown is Old Greenwich, CT. He is a graduate of New York’s Hamilton College and began his career in advertising in Manhattan with Ogilvy, Mather and Grey. He moved to Telluride in 1989. Toby’s family includes wife Anne and sons Sandy and Robert. Toby has worked exclusively with TREC since entering the real estate industry in 1990. He has watched Mountain Village develop from a handful of buildings to the successful and vibrant community it is today. He is very busy as a member of Telluride’s Planning and Zoning Commission and has served on many boards such as Telluride Mountain School, Telluride R-1 School Board and San Miguel County Recreation Board. Toby enjoys all sports, particularly skiing, golfing, mountain biking and hiking. He spins tunes as a KOTO-FM volunteer DJ on Thursday mornings.

Dan’s hometown is Milwaukee, WI. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in history. His family includes wife Erika, daughter Eva and son Leif. He has been an involved member of the Telluride community since 1994 and has been with TREC since 1997. He has been involved with One to One Mentoring since 1995, first as a mentor and now as Board President. Dan loves the fact that he can be skiing during his lunch hour with just a 30-second walk.

Jim Nerlin

Steve Patterson

970.729.1444 jim@jnerlin.com jnerlin.com

970.708.1675 stiff@telluridecolorado.net telluridemountainrealestate.com

Jim’s hometown is Fromberg, MT. His family includes wife Peggy, three children, Heather, Todd and Bo, four wonderful grandchildren, two horses, one dog and one barn cat. Jim has been a full-time real estate broker in Colorado for over 30 years. He specializes in resort, recreational and ranch properties and has spent many years in the saddle exploring the land he represents and sells. Jim has made several contributions throughout his career including the 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 and treasurer of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program. His favorite pastime is riding horses in the high country with family and friends. Jim’s team includes Kiplynn Smith.

Steve has called Telluride home since 1973 after receiving an Accounting degree from Bucknell University. In 1975 he met his wife Jenny. Their family includes son Chas, three cats and Bentley the bulldog. Steve is currently serving his twelfth 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. He has served as Chair of Streets, Parking and Transportation and Telluride Town Council Mayor pro-tem in the late 70s and throughout the 80s. Public service is a family affair for the Pattersons. 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. In his free time you can find Steve skiing, snowboarding, hiking, dirt biking, and fishing. Steve’s team includes Peter Loomis.

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Chris Christian

Andrew Dolese

Mark Dollard

970.729.1232 chrischristian@ymail.com

970.708.3739 andrew_dolese@yahoo.com

Chris discovered Telluride in 1998 and moved within the next year. He is a graduate of the University of West Virginia. Before Telluride, Chris was 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. Working in Denver, he was in sales for Black Rock Golf Corporation and Information Handling Services, then Chris decided to head for the real Rocky Mountains... Telluride.

Andrew hails from Baton Rouge, LA. 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. Andrew’s family includes his beloved lab Rufus, as well as all his friends here who have become family over the years. Since arriving, Andrew has become actively involved with several summer festivals as well as donating his time and skills to various nonprofits. 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.

970.708.0854 dollard@markdollard.com markdollard.com

Terrie Dollard

Rube Felicelli

Dave Flatt

970.708.1540 terrie@markdollard.com markdollard.com

970.708.1406 rube@montrose.net

970.209.0681 dave@daveflatt.com daveflatt.com

Terrie is a Colorado native from Denver. She has a BA in Marketing from Metropolitan State University. Her family includes husband Mark and Labrador non-retriever Shadow. After years of driving in traffic on the I-70 corridor to reach the mountains, Terrie and her husband made the move to Telluride. She spent 26 years traveling the world as an flight attendant for American Airlines. Terrie retired her wings in 2013 to become a full-time realtor. She volunteers for many community activities including Bluegrass, The Ride, Pro Cycling Challenge, Doo Dah and KOTO. She loves anything outdoors, especially running and hiking, and traveling to all corners of the earth, the more exotic the better.

Rube’s hometown is Brooklyn, NY. He is a graduate of Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia. He has lived in Mountain Village since 1991. Rube’s community involvement includes serving on Mountain Village Town Council from 1999-2007, Mountain Village Mayor 2007, past president Telluride Council for the Arts and Humanities, Board President San Miguel Power Association and volunteer for Telluride Jazz and Telluride Film Festivals. His honors include Realtor of the Year nominee (2004), Community Realtor of the Year and Elected Official of the Year (2006). Rube’s perfect Telluride day would be mountain biking down single-tracks from Alta Lakes and Prospect Basin with friends or a powder day on Gold Hill.

Mark’s hometown is Caledonia, NY. He has a BA in Business Administration and a Masters in Marketing, both from the University of Colorado. His family includes wife Terrie and Labrador non-retriever Shadow. He graduated from CU-Boulder in 1992, then spent a decade with IBM in Denver. He first came to Telluride for the 1995 Bluegrass Festival, came back in August for Jazz and it was all over. He and his family love the small town, and think being able to walk to the lifts is tough to beat. He is involved in the community, serving on the Telluride Ecology Commission, as a Governing Board Member of KOTO public radio and was awarded Community Realtor of the Year in 2013 and 2015.

Dave’s hometown is Grand Junction, CO. His family includes wife Shari, two grown children, Kami and Eric, and two grandchildren. After 20 years in banking, Dave joined TREC in 1987. Dave also holds a real estate license in Arizona. He has served on Mountain Village Town Council and as Mayor (1995-2003), Director of Mountain Village Metro District (19902004), Chairman of Mountain Village Housing Authority (1987-2005) and Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association Board (1987-2005). Dave’s honors include Telluride Association of Realtors’ Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his public service and real estate career.

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Pam Guillory

Brittany “Bebe” Hinde

Ben Jackson

970.708.0108 pam@telluridecolorado.net

970.708.9014 bebehinde@gmail.com

Pam was raised and educated in the south. She lived in Dallas for 26 years, working in the corporate world and the Texas University system. Thirty-one years ago she inherited a rental property in south Texas, and since then she has always kept an eye on the market wherever she is. Pam first visited Telluride in the 1980s and was humbled by the beauty and welcomed by the locals. She moved to Telluride in 2000, embracing the exceptionally unique community, and began selling real estate in 2001. Pam is an avid downhill skier, and has served on the Telluride Association of Realtors Board of Directors for the past six years.Her mantra is, “With a direct pulse on the market, let me assist in making Telluride a part of your dream — an investment.”

Bebe’s hometown is Porlock, England. She moved to Telluride in 1997 and attended Telluride High School. For the past nine years she has been the Director of Guest Relations for the River Club. Experienced in real estate and knowledgeable about the Telluride region, Bebe joined TREC this past March. She and her husband, Dustin, have a one-year-old son, Thatcher. Bebe decided to raise her family in Telluride because of its sense of community and the beautiful mountains that surround it. She enjoys snowboarding, running, hiking, traveling, and Telluride’s foodie scene. A fun fact about Bebe -- she retains dual citizenship!

970.708.1495 bkjack@rmi.net benjackson.com

Scott Kelley

BJ Chip Lenihan

Peter Loomis

970.708.2123 spk@telluridecolorado.net

970.708.9021 chiplenihan@gmail.com

970.708.9562 peterwloomis@aol.com

Scott’s hometown is Georgetown, MA. His family includes wife Tara and two boys, P.J. and Brendan. Scott is a graduate of Lyndon State College with a degree in Meteorology. In 2001, after visiting for a family wedding, he and Tara decided they wanted to raise their children in a small mountain town. Scott is experienced 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. He loves skiing, hiking, and camping — all with his family.

Chip was born and raised in the “Derby City,” Louisville, KY. He has a BA from Fort Lewis College. His family includes wife Martha (married in 1980), children Katie, Miles and Patrick, and granddaughter Riley, 3. Chip has been a Telluride resident since 1982. His background includes general contracting, building homes and commercial buildings throughout southwest Colorado, including Telluride and Durango. Chip has been a broker since 1985, and was the developer of Graysill and Lulu City in Telluride. He was Chairman of the group that started the Telluride Housing Authority, and served as Mayor of Telluride (1986-1988). In his leisure time, Chip enjoys skiing, fly fishing, horses and hunting.

Peter’s hometown is South Bend, IN. He arrived in Telluride in 2001. His experience being a full-time real estate broker and owning a vacation rental company makes him uniquely qualified to represent buyers and sellers interested in both the real estate and rental sides of the equation. Peter enjoys skiing, fly fishing, backpacking, climbing fourteeners and spending time in the mountains with his family. He is appreciated for his dedication, hard work, follow-up and communication with those he works for and with. Peter’s motto is, “I am selling a lifestyle as much as I am selling real estate.”

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Ben’s hometown is Montgomery, AL. In the fall of 1989, Ben saw an opportunity in Telluride and opened Freewheelin’ Bike & Board, which was one of the first snowboard-specific stores in the US. Ben has over 20 years of real estate and development experience. His philosophy is to use his acute market knowledge in a professional manner to ensure his clients are getting the best property available based on the buyers’ criteria. Over the years, Ben has been involved in the community including Melee in the Mines, KOTO and Rotary Club of Telluride President (2008-09). Ben’s passions are skiing, snowboarding, and sailing but his biggest thrill has been his two boys: Zane, 18, a student at CU, and Frank, 14.

BROKER ASSOCIATES

Alex Martin

Kelly McGinty

Thomas McGlade

970.729.1691 alex@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com

970.708.0936 kelly@thetelluridebroker.com thetelluridebroker.com

203.219.5858 mcgladethomas@gmail.com

Alex’s hometown is Olathe, KS. He is a graduate of the University of ColoradoBoulder. Alex’s family includes wife Sage and two sons, Henry and Jake. 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. Alex and Managing Director Jon Dwight have been working together since 2004 and are partners in the Dwight | Martin Team. In his free time, Alex enjoys skiing, hiking, camping, mountain biking and sailing.

Kelly’s hometown is San Antonio, TX. She graduated from Texas Tech University with degrees in Dietetics and Resort Management. Her family includes husband Peter and sons Finn and Shane. She relocated to Telluride in 2000. The allure of the Rockies drew her to the area and she fell in love with Telluride. Kelly’s career in the Telluride property management industry, begun in 2002 and including her family’s business, has given her the expertise and experience she needs to best serve her clients. Kelly’s passions include her kids, friends, skiing, hiking, boating, horseback riding, reading and helping others discover Telluride. Kelly volunteers with the Food Bank, Angel Baskets, Church and San Juan Riding Program.

Norm McLean

Marcin Ostromecki

Mary Sama-Brown

970.708.1672 normmclean@telluridecolorado.net

970.708.4119 marcin@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com

970.708.0602 mary@mayaair.com marysama.com

Marcin’s hometown is Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from the University of WisconsinMilwaukee with a BA in Marketing. Marcin’s family includes wife Stacy and black lab Atlas. Working in the ski industry for over a decade, Marcin is no stranger to ski towns. With an international 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 and Broker Associate, he believes that when a property is packaged and presented appropriately, sellers are positioned for success. Marcin is an avid skier and also enjoys mountain biking and hiking with his pup.

Mary’s hometown is Stony Brook, NY. She 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. She moved to Telluride in 2006 because she first fell in love with her husband, and then easily fell in love with this special place he chose to call home. Her family includes husband Eliot and their two dogs Riley and Trasea. Mary has been a valued member of the TREC team since 2008. Her passions include tennis, skiing, scuba diving, photography and hiking. Mary loves the majesty and beauty of this mountain town, which is rivaled only by the special people who live here.

Norm’s hometown is Calumet, MI. He graduated from Michigan Technological University in the Upper Peninsula with a Business degree. Norm’s family includes two great adult children and plenty of life-long friends. Norm has been involved in numerous aspects of real estate in Colorado for more than 35 years, including in Telluride for nearly 20 years. He is an enthusiastic supporter of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program, Telluride Historical Museum and Friends of the Library.

Tom’s hometown is Darien, CT and he is a graduate of Duke University. Tom worked in commercial real estate development for eight years in San Diego. In 1993, he relocated back to Darien to manage bonds and run a hedge fund on Wall Street. After over ten years of visiting Telluride on vacations, he decided to make it his home. Tom is a board member at KOTO and is DJ “Hedgehog” in his spare time. He also serves on the San Miguel Educational Foundation board and is a mentor for Telluride Venture Accelerator. Tom enjoys much of Telluride’s recreational opportunities including skiing, golf, mountain biking, hiking and climbing.

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Garrett Simon

Jessica Simon

Alex Smith

970.708.1155 garrett@telluridecolorado.net garrettsimon.com

970.708.1156 telluridejess@gmail.com garrettsimon.com

970.729.2231 alex@tdsmith.com tdsmith.com

Garrett’s hometown is Atlanta, GA. He attended the University of South Alabama and played Division 1 NCAA Soccer. His family includes wife Jessica, son Taj, Great Dane L.C. and Bernese Bernard Iggy. Garrett has lived in Telluride since 1996 after visiting the area to ski and snowmobile; he fell in love at first sight. Garrett started in real estate full-time in 2004 after serving as an assistant and short-term rental agent. He prides himself in knowing the market inside and out along with personally visiting and inspecting every property in the MLS. Garrett has strong relationships with some of the largest banks in the U.S. and has listed many of the Telluride market’s higherend bank-owned properties. Garrett was named TREC Broker of the Year in 2015.

After graduating from the University of Alabama, Jess first moved to Telluride for “a couple of 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. With over a decade of experience in the fields of real estate and vacation rental management, and 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. Her family includes husband Garrett, son Taj, Great Dane L.C. and Bernese Bernard Iggy.

Alex was born and raised in Telluride, CO. Attending Telluride High School, Alex was an avid ski racer and hockey and soccer player. He is a graduate of Pitzer College, of the Claremont Consortium of Colleges in Claremont, CA. 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.

Kiplynn Smith

Stefanie Solomon

Chris Sommers

970.729.1759 kiplynn.smith@gmail.com

970.729.2224 ssolomon@montrose.net

Kip’s hometown is Eugene, OR where she attended school for Nursing. Upon moving to Telluride in 2001, Kip worked in property management for the one-time largest company in town and as a Research Analyst for a pan-Asia private equity fund before her real estate career. In 2006, she began volunteering as Director for the Telluride Association of Realtors where she served as Board President and also sat on numerous local and state committees. Kip created the local Affiliates committee and is also a founding member of the Colorado Association of Realtors’ Young Professional Network. Today she dedicates her time as a One to One mentor and SMRC Advocate. You can find her on her bike in the summer or on the ice in the winter.

Stephanie’s hometown is Scarsdale, NY. Her family includes husband Joe and two children, Jess and Ben. Stephanie has a BA from the University of Vermont and JD from the University of San Diego. She is a member of the Colorado Bar Association. Stephanie moved to Telluride after a ski vacation where she and Joe decided on top of the mountain that this is where they would raise their children. She has practiced law since 1991, specializing in real estate transactions, real property tax protests, and business matters. Stephanie is a Telluride resident, homeowner, outdoor enthusiast, wife and mother.

970.729.2480 chris@chrissommers.com chrissommers.com

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Chris Sommers has been a licensed real estate broker with TREC since 2001. His philosophy is simple: the key to success involves providing unparalleled market knowledge with excellent customer service. Building lasting relationships is the background of Chris’s approach. Chris enjoys introducing prospective clients to the Telluride community whether they are seeking the most upscale and opulent homes, condominiums or ranches, or are first-time resort investors. His success is achieved through constant communication, utilizing the latest technology of developing marketing trends and identifying target markets for his clients. A Kansas native, Chris, his wife Cynthia, daughter Lillian, and son Beck, live in Historic Telluride and have called Telluride home since 1999.

BROKER ASSOCIATES AND SUPPORT STAFF

Johnnie Stevens

Frank Garden Strachan

Sandy Sucharski

970.729.0709 johnnie.stevens@centurylink.net

504.616.8410 fgarden7@gmail.com catsman.com

970.708.1136 sandski2@gmail.com

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. Johnnie was born in Ouray, CO, and moved to Telluride soon after. He worked for the Telluride Ski Resort since before its opening in 1972, most notably as its CEO from 2000-2004. Johnnie currently serves as the General Manager at Cimarron Mountain Club. In his free time, he enjoys wildlife and scenic photography, golf, motorcycling, skiing, snowboarding, fishing, hunting, bicycling, hiking, RVing and spending time with his grandchildren.

Frank is a New Orleans native who studied at the University of Mississippi. He relocated in 1996, in search of all the great things that make the Telluride region so wonderful. Frank’s family includes wife Madeline and young son Jackson. You may have seen his smiling face over the years at various retail locations in Telluride such as Sunshine Pharmacy and HUB Telluride. Frank brings great energy and enthusiasm to the office of Steve Catsman and is eagerly looking forward to a long career in this great community we call home.

Stacy Ostromecki

Sarah Stogner

970.728.1604 stacy@telluriderealestatecorp.com

970.728.1610 sarah@telluriderealestatecorp.com

Stacy is originally from Milwaukee, WI and is a graduate of Marquette University. Her family includes husband Marcin and black lab Atlas. She moved to Telluride for love… and fell in love with the town! Her first vacation with now-husband Marcin was to Telluride. A few years later she was thrilled to call it home. Stacy 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. She is Chair of the Telluride Ecology Commission and is involved with the Telluride Aids Benefit and Imogene Pass Run. In her free time she enjoys running, mountain biking, skiing and hikes with her pup.

Sarah’s hometown is Bayfield, WI. Her family includes husband Sean and son Evan. She received her BBA in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She came to Telluride in 1997 “just for the winter;” she stayed not only for the summers, but for the amazing community she found here. Her experience includes ten years as a licensed real estate assistant before joining TREC in 2012. Sarah enjoys skiing, snowboarding, hiking the fabulous San Juans and weekends at the lake with her family.

Sandy has called Telluride home since 1976. She is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University. Early in her career, Sandy was in advertising in NY. After moving to Telluride, she taught English at Telluride High School for four years. Sandy began her real estate career in the mid-1980s. She was the broker first to be named Realtor of the Year. Sandy has served as President of TAR and on the TAR Board of Directors for 3 years. She is one of the founding parents of Telluride Alpine Race Team (TART). Sandy enjoys hiking, cross country skiing and traveling.

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