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CELEBRATING

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Welcome to Telluride ––– Now more than ever, an investment in real estate in Telluride is an acquisition in lifestyle. Our pristine, and enormous, back yard provides ample space to roam and endless outdoor activities for the whole family, our move to fiber optic internet means the world is at our fingertips, and our small-town community-oriented vibe fosters a sense of belonging rarely found elsewhere. When the uncertainties of a global pandemic are behind us, Telluride will remain a haven for those seeking adventure, escape, relaxation, quality time with family and friends, and truly pristine natural beauty.

Celebrating 40 years as a company, Telluride Real Estate Corp. | Forbes Global Properties 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. Our new partnership with Forbes Global Properties opens up boundless new avenues for us to reach luxury buyers and sellers worldwide.

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. 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.

Our contacts with successful, high-net-worth clients run deep. And our longevity in the real estate business has placed us on a strong foundation for continued success. We are optimistic about both the future of real estate in Telluride and the broader health of our special resort community. We stand ready to ably guide both buyers and sellers toward their real estate goals in Telluride, Mountain Village and the surrounding area.

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 and friends for life, wherever that life may lead.

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MAY Gondola Opens Mountainfilm

NOVEMBER Gondola Opens Telluride Ski Resort Opens Telluride Arts Holiday Bazaar

JUNE Balloon Festival Weekend of Wellness (WOW) Festival Bluegrass Festival Yoga Festival Wine Festival Plein Air Festival JULY Firemen’s 4th of July Celebration Ride Festival Ah Haa Art Auction Art + Architecture Weekend Shakespeare in the Park Playwrights Festival AUGUST Jazz Festival Chamber Music Festival Telluride Reserve Mushroom Festival Telluride Film Festival SEPTEMBER Imogene Pass Run Blues & Brews Festival Mountains to Desert Bike Ride Festival of Cars & Colors OCTOBER Horror Film Festival WEEKLY Sunset Concert Series | Wednesdays Market on the Plaza | Wednesdays Music on the Green | Thursdays Movies Under the Stars | Thursdays & Saturdays Telluride Farmer’s Market | Fridays

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DECEMBER Noel Night & Tree Lighting Telluride Fire Festival Mountain Village Holiday Prelude Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade & Fireworks JANUARY KOTO Lip Sync FEBRUARY Women’s Ski & Ride Camp Chocolate Lovers’ Fling Comedy Festival Telluride Gay Ski Week Telluride AIDS Benefit Week & Gala MARCH Telluride Adaptive Sports Blue Party One to One Mentoring Cardboard Sled Derby Telluride Theatre Burlesque APRIL KOTO End of Season Street Dance Closing Day Pond Skim & Celebration MONTHLY Art Walk | First Thursday of the Month Block Party at Wagner Plaza

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What do you do when you’re about to burn out? RESET. One program, three paths, a whole-body breakthrough: Telluride is becoming the ultimate destination for luxury wellness travel.

Dreamed of as “the greatest retreat in the greatest outdoors,” RESET was founded with an unrelenting passion to help wellness seekers elevate their lives, for good. The heart of the project lies with Dylan Bates, a hard-charging CEO whose life was changed when his wife encouraged him to seek a program in California that focused on balance, re-connecting with nature, unplugging from technology, and eating clean.

Launching Spring 2022, RESET Telluride is a private, ultraluxury wellness and trekking retreat that aims to prove that one week can change your life. This first-of-its-kind experience promises complete well-being with daily treks, restorative massage, holistic therapies, and deliciously clean eating. RESET is a one-week journey curated around the individual guest’s goals and intentions. Wellness experts guide the way toward guests’ unique purpose, while helping them tune into their highest potential.

RESET’s motto? “Go to your edge. Find your center.”

transformative resets. Bates holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy and spent more than 20 years growing an industry-leading PT company from one location to more than 1,000 locations in 35 states. Owen’s degree is in Environmental Science and Wilderness Leadership. She spent two decades with the acclaimed Telluride Ski and Golf Resort planning luxury events and creating marketing strategies aimed at drawing the luxury traveler to the destination, completed the Excellence in Service intensive with Michelin-starred chef Charlie Trotter, and holds a certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition through Cornell University’s online program. With deep roots in Telluride and an authentic drive to make RESET the most rewarding wellness week on Earth, Bates and Owen say they want to share this journey with a global community of fellow seekers, adventurers and leaders. Recently joining them are Assistant Director Shanna Obluck and Program Director Alyssa Saunders.

This breakthrough experience was founded by both Dylan Bates and Holli Owen, two lifelong wellness seekers who have lived and learned from their own

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According to Saunders, “Moving your body at altitude improves your breathing, increases your power, and helps your muscles push past the burn to peak performance.”

Set at elevation, RESET Telluride amplifies the healing power of nature with high-altitude training and trekking for whole-body wellness. All RESET facilities, including guest rooms, offer “O2 enhancements,” in order to promote rest and recovery for guests.

Obluck relocated from Chicago to Telluride to take on the new role. She worked for Bates for 10 years, right at the height of his intense career path, and personally witnessed the huge change a focus on wellness made for Bates. “When he came back from his first wellness retreat, I was impressed by the change I saw and the new energy that he brought to his day-to-day. I saw a shift in him towards taking time to focus on his wellness daily, as well as encouraging those around him to do the same.

His positivity was reinvigorated, and it was contagious,” Obluck said.

Owen added, “Dylan’s wellness experiences gave him the awareness of the balance that was missing from his life and the need for him to create more of it. Each of those experiences planted seeds that eventually led to lasting change for him.” And both Bates and Telluride are lucky to have this trifecta of skilled women with their diverse backgrounds come together.

How is RESET different?

“We are focused on service and taking care of people,” Owen said. “I’ve always been impressed with Dylan’s focus on service. My experience with Charlie Trotter reinforced the idea of providing really high-touch service.

We consistently ask, ‘How can we blow people’s minds and give them what they want before they realize that they want or need it?’ We are blending luxury and wellness in a refined way.”

It starts with a designated private wing of the Madeline Auberge Spa and Resort Hotel, full of RESET hospitality and special touches, like RESET blankets, robes and luxury high-end products. All of the products are sustainable and follow the RESET ethos of no plastics and ethical sourcing. “We have custom tray delivery each morning and custom turn-down service each night with curated evening rituals to really promote rest and relaxation,” Owen added.

Saunders is in charge of the programming, and emphasizes that along with being service-oriented, RESET is going to be more individualized, not just one path for everyone.

The pathways are: REACH—challenge yourself to focus, commit, overcome and boldly let go.

ROAM—free yourself to discover fresh perspectives and new horizons.

RECHARGE—find your place and pace to awaken new energy.

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“Reach is finding the physical edge, with longer treks and more physical fitness. All adventures and treks will be guided with our partners Mountain Trip, who are AMGA-certified mountain guides. Recharge has more of a relaxation component with bodywork treatments and guided meditation. Roam is adventure-based with your choice of two excursions: rock-climbing, fly-fishing, paragliding or the Via Ferrata,” Saunders added.

each member brings a lifetime of passion, education and experience to their specialty to ensure you benefit from our shared wealth of earned knowledge. I gain confidence by talking to locals who say it’s a great idea that has been tossed around a lot, and the vibe from the community is so supportive. We have a lot of work to do but it’s very exciting. It’s exciting to be brave and put yourself out there.”

Owen said in closing, “The RESET team is dedicated to helping you attain and sustain the change you seek, and

Now, are you ready to be brave and put yourself out there? Visit resettelluride.com to get in on the action.

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•mun•ion Com the sharing or exchanging of

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intimate thoughts and feelings, especially if the exchange is on a mental or spiritual level.

Six years ago, Winston and Cameron Kelly moved to Telluride.

In 2019, they closed on a commercial space next to Telluride Distilling Company in Mountain Village. “We bought the space originally thinking it would be an event space and then COVID happened and that derailed our plans.” Cameron said.

“Luckily, we have good and talented friends that have helped us transform our original idea.”

What seemed like a wrench turned serendipitous and inspired their theme of coming together. “The name ‘Communion’ came to me one night and I Googled it and the first thing you see is: ‘the sharing or exchanging of intimate thoughts and feelings, especially if the exchange is on a mental or spiritual level,’ ” Winston said.

Enter good and talented friends Dustin Clements and Oulli Durham. The Kellys had partnered with Clements and Durham for events in the past and knew their level of professionalism. “It’s a passion project for us all,” said Cameron. “We are a good team that can bring something to the community that we didn’t necessarily have before.”

Winston said, “There is beer at the brewery and liquor at the distillery and Dustin and Oulli help us complete the

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perfect triangle of offerings with the wine bar. We believe it’s good for the community and Mountain Village. We are very focused on whatever can help the vibrancy in the Village and keep people there. We like being a part of the community in Mountain Village and we want the space to be something for everyone where people can come together.”

Clements said, “Winston and I had talked a lot about the event space, and it’s an idea that has further evolved with Oulli and me. We got together to decide what we thought would work because we both have extensive experience in the restaurant industry.”

Durham is currently at world-renowned Alpino Vino and before that was head Wine Director at Cosmopolitan restaurant. Clements earned his sommelier qualifications in 2011 and before that managed liquor stores both in Telluride and on the front range. He also ran a couple of restaurants and was an Assistant Wine Maker for three harvests at Sutcliffe Vineyards in Cortez. He partnered with Sutcliffe Vineyards’ Winemaker Jesus Castillo, Telluride Ski and Golf Wine Director and GM of Alpino Vino Andrew Shaffner, Katie Hall from Allred’s and Durham to create the famous Telluride Red, proudly produced in Colorado with fruit from Colorado growers at Sutcliffe Vineyards.

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“We have experience in the making of wine,” Clements said, “But we have also both worked in the sales side of the industry. Oulli works for a small wine distributor, and I do as well, we’ve had experience in every side of the industry.

They say, ‘do what you love.’ I was hired at the liquor store in Telluride not knowing a thing about the industry, and it was something I totally just fell into and really enjoyed.”

Said Durham of the Communion endeavor, “At first it was high anxiety, but I am very excited and humbled to be working with a group of likeminded individuals - bringing something for locals and guests alike. The energy of our team is very comforting and relaxing, and I think it’s going to translate to the space and the overall experience. One of our main initiatives is to be a place for everyone.”

Clements added, “Partnering with Cameron and Winston has been great, they are some of the nicest, most humble, downto-earth people. They are some of my favorite people.”

Cameron is working on getting her master’s in theology and is a florist by trade. She’s worked in philanthropy and the event industry and knows from experience with galas and parties that having a physical space can be one of the trickier pieces of the puzzle.

Winston said, “Communion will be a quaint intimate space with high-end furnishings offering a range of price points and something for everyone.”

“We will have many different price points, with our focus on smaller craft brews. You may not be able to get a pint of lager, but we will have nice bottles that can be split between friends,” said Durham.

“Food-wise we have ideas for simple, organic, locally-sourced small plates, charcuterie and cheese boards, and soups in the winter. The focus is on the wine, and we want you to be able to enjoy yourself and maybe have some food in your belly so you can have a 2nd glass,” Clements laughs.

Durham added, “For those with dinner reservations, you can stop by early for a quick snack and a cocktail or after dinner for a nightcap.”

Winston said, “We are open to private events and can cater to that – something we think Mountain Village maybe was lacking. We’ve talked about wine tasting and private chef events and dinners. If you need a space to have a party come see us. We have the perfect intimate setting for that. We have these two wine machines that can produce wine by the glass. The machines keep the wine fresher for longer – so the wines don’t oxidize.”

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Clements said, “The Wineemotion machines allow us to not worry so much about waste. Without having that worry we’re allowed to pour high-end wines by the glass you might not experience somewhere else. If you want to try something out of your price range, it gives you the opportunity to expand your palette and knowledge.”

And knowledge is what this team brings. Cameron’s father has a ranch and their family has been producing estate wine for about 15 years.

“My father was born in Iran and developed a love for agriculture very early, so he has a green thumb, to say the least. We do everything onsite from growing to picking to bottling. It’s grape to bottle so it doesn’t leave the ranch, which is becoming more rare. Oulli and Dustin like the wine so I feel like it’s good,” laughs Cameron.

“It’s very good as it comes from good fruit, every sample I’ve tasted was very good,” Clements says.

“The wine, like the ranch, is labeled Scythian,” adds Winston, “A red wine that’s kind of a private label and not commercially available for sale. It’s like an in-house small-batch wine that we give to friends and family throughout the year.”

When asked what success will look like, Durham replied, “Success is to be well-received by the community, because that’s mainly who we’re trying to open this space up for. We are excited to bring this experience to a different area and hopefully everyone is on board and appreciates what we’re trying to do.”

Cameron added, “To echo what Oulli said, our desire is to build a sense of community - not necessarily a “Cheers”type situation but be able to walk into the bar and have a smiling and familiar face greet you and know that you’re welcome.” And in the spirit of giving back to the community, Communion will offer several wines by the glass, for which 100% of proceeds will be donated to local charities.

Their neighbors Abbott and Joanna Smith at Telluride Distilling Company are also very excited to have them join the block. “It’s a great addition for the whole Mountain Village, we’re excited about this team’s new endeavor.”

Communion will be open Thursday – Sunday 3pm-9pm (ish).

“Outside those hours we will be encouraging private events, your Wednesday book club or whatever your group may be,” Winston said. Connect with Communion via Instagram – telluridecommunion – or call 970-538-9510 (9510’ is the elevation at Communion).

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Cuvée is Headed to the Box Canyon “Cuvée is exclusively focused on top tier travel markets where we can deliver our signature and authentic “Art of Discovery” experiences to our clientele. We look for destinations that are truly special and offer an opportunity for us to cultivate bespoke travel, lifestyle and culinary experiences, which Telluride epitomizes in every way.

We’ve succeeded in delivering this around the world, specifically in Aspen and Vail.

Telluride is primed for Cuvée to bring our community of discerning and affluent families and groups to the mountain region and we’re grateful for the partnership of Telluride Real Estate Corp. / Forbes Global Properties and the JW Group and are tremendously excited for what’s to come.” – Larry Mueller, CEO + Founder of Cuvée

Cuvée’s collection of exceptional homes, paired with personalized luxury in the most picturesque parts of the world, is unveiling its newest destination in Telluride, CO. Cuvée is partnering with Telluride Real Estate Corp. | Forbes Global Properties, and TREC brokers the JW Group (Ben Jackson, Andrew Williamson, Lisa Nielsen and Ed Entner) to bring luxury rentals to the Telluride market.

The spectacular box canyon above the historic mining town encompasses one of the most dramatic landscapes in all of America. Offered along with extraordinary views and Cuvée-style homes will be some of the most elevated outdoor adventures in North America. Cuvée’s curators are hard at work designing ultimate mountain escapes paired with elite culinary experiences and exquisite opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation. And what better way to create an immersive experience than to team with the lifestyle and adventure experts on the ground?

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According to the JW Group, “This is an elite opportunity, as Cuvée curates the homes and caters to the upper market. The whole experience is built on relationships, the lifestyle and the friendships. Cuvée hosts events all around the world where homeowners and guests can stay and mingle and develop relationships and business partnerships. It’s global but boutique. We’re excited to be able to share the Telluride lifestyle. It’s a top-tier full luxury experience, from white-glove service to adventure guides. It’s a great partnership.”

The Cuvée team has been delivering luxury, privacy and adventure in the best destinations around the world for more than a decade. They’ve curated a rare collection of ultra-luxury villas, chalets and estates, and paired them with immersive experiences and thoughtful hospitality to create once-in-a-lifetime adventures – and memories – for their community of travelers.

With experience in rental property management, the JW Group saw it as an opportunity to bring more luxury lifestyle options to the Telluride market.

“Cuvée is attractive as a partner because they see the potential of our booming market. We have lovely partners that want to see this succeed,” the JW Group said.

“The Cuvée network assists with being connected with like-minded people, luxury-seekers. It’s also welcome exposure and mutually beneficial for all involved – Cuvée, Telluride Real Estate Corp. | Forbes Global Properties and the JW Group.”

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Through the partnership, Cuvée will provide the poshest and most luxurious experiences in the enclaves of both Mountain Village and downtown Telluride. Located on the ski mountain, Mountain Village has all the amenities steps from your door – skiing, adventure and dining. The Historic Town of Telluride features a world-famous Main Street lined with retail, dining and authentic entertainment.

Cuvée’s curated culinary programs embrace the best of regional craft cuisine and cocktails. Currently featuring Chef Honga Im, the owner and proprietor of highly-regarded Honga’s Lotus Petal in Telluride for nearly 25 years, showcasing the best in fresh, Asian cuisine, and Chef Bud Thomas, a veteran of global dining establishments and a graduate of the New England Culinary Institute.

Telluride has always been an outdoor adventure destination, with access to the best in everything from wintertime skiing to summertime rafting.

Summer in Telluride features white-water rafting, fly-fishing gold medal water, kayaking, SUP exploration, hiking, mountain biking, climbing and nearly 100 other activities. Winter begins the moment the snow begins to cover the San Juans. Enjoy endless downhill and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and other powder adventures. Cuvée’s networks combined with the Telluride Real Estate Corp. | Forbes Global Properties and the JW Group’s team of lifestyle experts will bring you the ultimate Telluride experience.

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GoHawkeye

A Non-Profit Foundation: Travel... Adventure... Fundraising For those of you that know Telluride, you may have spotted the distinctive hat and skiing style of Michael ‘Hawkeye’ Johnson. The nickname? It comes, naturally, from the original MASH movie - people saw Johnson as a dead-ringer for the inimitable Hawkeye Pierce, as played

by Donald Sutherland.

In 1999, after putting all his belongings in a van and hiking the Colorado Trail, Hawkeye decided he had to relocate somewhere on the Western Slope. He chose Telluride for the aesthetic and the skiing. Once he made the move, Hawkeye quickly met and became roommates with TREC broker Rube Felicelli. “We met on the mountain,” Felicelli said. “He was one of the first ticket checkers on Lift 9 because they had been stacking the numbers.”

Hawkeye smiled, “That first season I did 100 days without even trying, and discovered the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program [TASP]. I went in and signed up to volunteer after my first season.”

“Before I moved here, I was a prison guard, and I watched a lot of people squander their freedom,” Hawkeye said.

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“I got the prison guard job by accident and learned I was pretty good at working with people and dealing with people. Ten years rolled around before I knew it – it was a good work schedule that allowed for a lot of skiing.

Then I was able to retire.”

But Hawkeye’s retirement doesn’t look like just anybody’s retirement. He’s just finished his seventh year at the helm of, and as the namesake of, the GoHawkeye Foundation, a non-profit that has so far given away $200K in grants to 66 athletes and 10 organizations nationwide. His goal? “To live in the best ski town in the lower 48 and ski 100 days,” Hawkeye laughed. “I’ve only ever aspired to being a ski bum.”

After a few years of volunteering and being an assistant with TASP, Hawkeye completed ski school college in 2003, and started sharing his love of skiing with eager students.

By 2007 Hawkeye was even more involved in the Telluride community, volunteering at festivals. “I knew I was doing good because I was helping people learn to ski, then I thought, what else can I do?” Hawkeye said. Inspiration struck in the form of MountainFilm. www.telluriderealestatecorp.com

“I’ve been involved in long distance hiking most of my life, having grown up in Maine on the Appalachian Trail.

That whole ‘pack-on-your-back self-sustaining camping’ thing really appealed to me. I’ve gone on to hike the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail – a lot of long-distance hiking. When you spend that much time on the trail you do a lot of introspection and looking inside your head,” Hawkeye mused. “I decided to combine long-distance hiking and fundraising for TASP, and began planning how to do it in 2006 with Colleen Trout. My new main mission is encouraging other adventurers to raise money while they’re out there exploring.”

“We became GoHawkeye around the time I broke my leg in 2008 and, after recovering, hiked the Pacific Crest Trail a second time. We started spending the fundraising on specific TASP-earmarked projects. I was coaching a sit-skier named Steve Hodges when Craig Stein walked through the doors as a volunteer. These guys had film and editing experience. I wanted to keep it in-house and wanted to make it our own, which we did.”

Hawkeye, Hodges and Stein began getting creative – hooking cameras up to Hodges’ sit-ski and making promo films and Veterans’ programming, and even instructional films.

“MountainFilm got me interested in making film-festivalstyle movies. We created one called ‘Loadbearing’ with TASP backing. All this time I’d been getting people hooked on outdoor sports, and then watched as some struggled to afford it. I had to do a lot of soul-searching about it and realized that people were willing to give us money and I saw a need that I could fill,” Hawkeye said. Another of those films is ‘Falling Into Place’ with Danielle Watson, who survived a 300-foot fall near Crested Butte, and is now a racer with Paralympian potential.

“One of our requirements is that our recipients send us a follow-up essay on how they are using the equipment,” Hawkeye said. “We like athletes. Sometimes we take people under our wing, but we want to see follow up and a current picture, like ‘where are you taking this in your life?’ Are you carrying the legacy of our mission and focus?

We are always looking for candidates that are going to advance the message of adaptive sports. Our mission is to help people and organizations.”

He added, “When we plug them into the Telluride community, it blows their mind. There is a lot of support here and it is very accepting of people with disabilities.

Even if they grew up here, like Logan Fuller, a Dolores kid we helped out, our reach is across the nation, all genders, all abilities and disabilities.”

Felicelli said, “We can’t support all 100%, word of mouth and vendors we work with spread the word. We get applications from all over the country, and we have certain athletes we don’t have enough funds for their project or equipment, like Hilary Griffin in Crested Butte.

She grew up in Ridgway and learned to ski in Telluride.

A car accident two years ago left her a paraplegic. So, Hawkeye comes up with this fundraiser idea, The Pirate Party at the Distillery. We went out and got donations for a silent auction for Hilary and she came, her parents came, her friends came – it was awesome to see the different connections. We made more than enough money to buy her sit-ski and even put money into the general fund.”

Hawkeye added, “Another thing we look for is people who have skin in the game, like other funds they’ve raised, and how we can help them with their fundraising through their church, school, civic or community organization.”

Needing a board of directors, Hawkeye turned to Felicelli.

“Rube is a community-oriented guy who’s been in political office and served on many boards. He is actually the one who came up with the name ‘GoHawkeye’. When I was doing these hikes he was like, ‘Go Hawkeye! Get out there and hike!’ as encouragement, and the name stuck.”

Felicelli added, “Our first year we raised $17K. We were able to build on the great work TASP is doing and provide the next step for people who have come here and gotten their training and reintroduce them to outdoor sports.

We now have prospective Paralympians in the program.

We only average $25K-$30K per year, but it makes a huge impact on people’s lives.”

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Corey Lovato, a snowboarder in Colorado, broke his neck 14 years ago, and became quadriplegic. He put himself through law school and learned all about ADA compliance, issues involving public transit, and living with disabilities in a city. Lovato is now a disabilities advocate lawyer in Phoenix.

“It had been 14 years since Lovato had been on snow,” Felicelli said. “We put him up in Telluride, and got him on the snow. We invited a bunch of community members to do a ski around with him. It was really rewarding to make something like that happen. The look on his face was priceless. By the third day he was just ripping it.

You see how all of a sudden he got reconnected to the experience of being on the snow, that he hadn’t had since his accident.”

“It’s not just skiers and bikers, we’ve helped with fishing, hockey, basketball, archery, a surfer in NYC, hippotherapy with horseback riding. Diversity is important,” he added.

Hawkeye said, “Many people with disabilities are just trying to find some freedom from their restriction and be on the same playing field as everyone else. Families love adaptive sports because it changes lives, but on another level, it gives them an outlet where they escape the disability for a while. Your loved one is out and you’re

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not in a caregiving role because they are independent.

You know, everyone’s got to get away for a little bit.”

The GoHawkeye Youth Development Fund, inspired by 9-year-old Anika Parr, is a program that raises money by hiking. Each year Ani and her friends Caroline Didden, Taylor Danielson or Helena Burger have taken time out of their vacation to do a fundraiser hike.

“I go with them and raise money hiking,” Hawkeye says.

“They’ve raised more than $20K since they started, for adaptative equipment and experience grants for youth.

This year we did top of the Gondola to top of Bridal Veil Power Station – 11 miles in the backcountry - and raised $7K. A lot of community support comes through the Pirate Parties and some regular donors, anywhere from $10 to $20K.” “It’s all about relationships,” Hawkeye continued. “Don’t you want to leave a mark while you’re here? What are you going to do with your life? I’m not trying to set any records or anything, I’m just trying to be happy – and I’ve stayed busy. Self-perpetuating in the way it’s designed.

You’d be amazed how motivated someone can be when you invest in their success.”

For more information, to volunteer, or to donate visit GoHawkeye.org. And get out there and hike!

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New Lionsback Development Offers Relaxing Basecamp in the Heart of Adventure Catering to the active lifestyles of residents, guests and the Moab community, Lionsback Resort is a seamless architectural basecamp that delivers sun-filled living with a premium, yet understated edge.

After more than a decade of planning and review, the new 175-acre Lionsback Resort in Moab is under construction, with the first phase of 29 premium casitas slated for completion in late fall of 2022. Located at the gateway to 9,000 acres of the renowned Sand Flats Recreation Area and a stone’s throw from the center of town, Lionsback Resort will be an ideal basecamp to relax and recharge after a day of exploration around Moab’s famous landscapes.

Jon Dwight, a Managing Director at Telluride Real Estate Corp. and his stepfather, Michael Badger, a long-time former Telluride resident, are the developers behind the project.

Located only 2.5 hrs by car from Telluride, Dwight found Moab to be the perfect retreat for him and his family in the Spring and Fall shoulder seasons.

The Lionsback Resort casitas will feature a timeless, contemporary design that meets “tread lightly” principles.

There are 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath and 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath floorplans available. Using the natural grade of the land, two-story casitas sit higher than one-story casitas so that views from the expansive windows and doors are not blocked. Open and inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces are ideal for gathering with friends, family and guests after a day of recreating. Oversized garages fit gear and vehicles for every Moab adventure. The first 29 casitas were put under Reservation Agreement with buyers within one week of their release. The development team is now working on releasing Phase 2 this winter.

“The land and its conservation are at the very center of Lionsback Resort,” said Jon Dwight, also President of Invent

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Development Partners. “Our own personal histories are intertwined with this rugged terrain, which has led to careful consideration in every design, development and landscaping decision. It’s our dream to create a destination that shares all the wonders of Moab – in a way that preserves this land for generations to come.”

Lionsback Resort is committed to respecting and protecting the Moab landscape with sustainable design, construction and long-term maintenance. The all-electric casitas will include vehicle charging in the garage, exterior lighting designed to minimize light pollution in accordance with Moab’s dark sky initiative, and natural landscaping designed to minimize the need for irrigation. The 175acre project has also committed to maintaining 70% of the property as open space, which will include bike and pedestrian trails. A comprehensive drinking water source protection plan protects the aquifer through every development phase and long-term ownership of the property.

Contingent upon market conditions, financing and approvals, the Lionsback development also includes a proposed hotel that will provide a four-star, family-friendly experience with a spa, fitness center, pool, restaurant, and a 7,500-squarefoot convention center and wedding venue. The hotel is also intended to allow casita owners to put their homes into a rental program though the hotel operator for added convenience at the time the hotel is developed.

For more information about Lionsback Resort, visit lionsbackresort.com.

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101 Rocky Road $4,850,000 Sold by TREC

1700 North Trout Lake Road | $15,900,000 Listed by TREC

Madeline Unit 706 $4,200,000 Listed by TREC

455 East Colorado Avenue

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$4,550,000 Listed by TREC

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144 High Country Road $7,300,000 Listed by TREC

1422 Wagner Way | $7,995,000 Listed by TREC

128 Victoria Drive | $4,800,000 Listed and Sold by TREC

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Sound of Music Ranch CR | $10,000,000

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113 Victoria Drive | $8,917,526 Listed and Sold by TREC

130 North Spruce Street | $6,200,000 Listed by TREC

121 High Country Road | $4,875,000

Listed by TREC

Telemark Unit C | $5,275,000

99 Pennington Place | $4,450,000

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Sold by TREC

See Forever Village Unit A302 $5,900,000 Listed by TREC

407 Benchmark Dive | $6,900,000 Listed and Sold by TREC

280 Sage Grouse North | $4,975,000

Sold by TREC

Town of Telluride TELLURIDE MARKET STATISTICS THROUGH QUARTER THREE

22%

Avg. Sale Price

4%

Total Dollar Volume

45%

Number of Transactions

63

Town of Telluride Condo Sales YTD

$87M

27 Town of Telluride Single-Family Home Sales $112M

SOLD *excludes mining claims, parking spaces, fractionals, deedrestricted properties

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TOWN OF TELLURIDE

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The Town of Telluride

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

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. @TRECTelluride

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438 West Columbia Avenue // $4,850,000 Right in the heart of Telluride sits one of the most idyllic homes. The pink house on Columbia is perfect for anyone that enjoys the convenience of town living with a giant private deck and some of the best views you can get. This home is directly across the street from the elementary school! The home features 4 bedrooms, a flex space and a loft. South-facing window wall in the great room provides year-round views and natural light.

STEVIE HILBERT | 970.708.7376 | steviehilbert@gmail.com STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net

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Riverside Unit A203 // $1,775,000 This Riverside residence is a two-level condominium with 2 bedrooms downstairs, and the upstairs opening up to vaulted ceilings with an open floorplan, inviting camaraderie and family gatherings around the amazing stone fireplace. Commanding views of Tomboy Ridge and a spacious balcony overlooking the San Miguel River make this one of the most desirable residences in Riverside. Steps to Bear Creek Trail, a short walk to the gondola, winter ski access, just down river from Telluride’s storied Town Park Stage and an easy stroll to restaurants and shops.

Recently remodeled Residence A203 is a must-see, especially with its short-term rental potential.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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Lulu City Unit 6-J // $1,427,000 Less than one block from the base of Lift #7 and the San Miguel River Trail, this newly-renovated 2-bedroom unit with large loft space is arguably the best condominium value in the Telluride market. The loft is suitable as a primary living space and/or an extra bedroom. Every surface has been re-touched, including an all-new kitchen with new appliances, granite countertops, new lighting and flooring throughout, and refinished bathrooms. The offering includes assigned covered parking, extra storage, a ski locker, and a common swimming pool and hot tub – all within easy walking distance to downtown Telluride. The quality of the property, combined with the amenities and convenient location, make this unit perfect for local living or the short-term rental market.

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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26 TOWN OF TELLURIDE

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536 West Columbia Avenue // $3,795,000 Quiet neighborhood, non-conforming duplex on a lot and a half. Great views, has the potential to be an amazing Telluride Victorian gem or continue occupancy as a duplex.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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291 Rio Vista Drive 101 // $1,700,000 Opportunity to become a true local! The turnkey Mountain Top Catering business is being offered together with real estate that includes housing. The only commercial kitchen that is not tied to a restaurant, but is within a ten-minute drive to both Telluride and Mountain Village. A unique chance to own a commercial and residential zoned property in Lawson Hill. The residential portion is deed restricted, but owner does not have to occupy the space. The tenant must work in local R1 school district. Mountain Top Catering is a 20-year-old business that is well established in the region – specializing in weddings, open houses, private events, movie shoots, private chef services, drop-offs and cooking classes. Located at the Business Center in Lawson Hill. Every appliance in the kitchen is commercial grade and a rubber floor supports hard-working legs. Purify in the steam shower after a job well done in the kitchen.

Purchase price includes all furniture, fixtures, equipment, vehicle, vendors, menus and client list.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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240 Tomboy Road 10R // $1,495,000 Large 9,808-square-foot lot located in Telluride’s Hillside Transitional zone district. A replat of three lots.

Highly flexible – can build one or two units in one structure. An easy walk to Main Street down Oak, unlike east end Telluride properties. Views are jaw-dropping to ski area, Bear Creek, etc. This property has never before been available.

TOBIN BROWN | 970.729.0456 | tobinbrown5@gmail.com

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Mountain Village MOUNTAIN VILLAGE MARKET STATISTICS THROUGH QUARTER THREE

10%

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Total Dollar Volume

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Number of Transactions

124

Mountain Village Condo Sales YTD

$184M

34 Mountain Village Single-Family Home Sales $165M

SOLD *excludes mining claims, parking spaces, fractionals, deedrestricted properties

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is a spectacular neighborhood filled with big backyards and winding, tree-lined 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 and skating rink. In addition, the Village Core is home to the state-of-the-art Telluride Conference Center, Telluride Ski & Golf Company’s headquarters, the Ski & Snowboard School, three chair lifts, and the Gondola — 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. @TRECTelluride

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407 Benchmark Drive // $12,495,000 The estate is bathed in the warmth of all-day sun. Constructed from massive logs handpicked from Santa Fe National Forest near Cerro Grande Peak, the residence possesses the quintessential Rocky Mountain lodge ambiance, adjoining 30 picturesque acres of open space with ski access just steps away. Generations of family and friends will delight in its main level 2.5-story great room with its massive floor-to-ceiling four-sided fireplace. Kitchen, living and dining flow as one as family gathers from 7 bedrooms. Relax, captivated by the Wilson Massif view and sunsets through expansive, southwest window openings. A masterfully-appointed chef’s kitchen is supplemented by a fully-equipped bar/entertainment area.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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228 Russell Drive // $5,950,000 The Best of Both Worlds – nestled alongside the third green with convenient ski-in/ski-out access to the Galloping Goose Ski Trail and cross country ski trails, 228 Russell Drive blends perfectly with its mountainous environment. The main level literally explodes with views to the ski resort within a one-and-a-half-story great room warmed by a massive stone-surround wood-burning fireplace. The floorplan effortlessly flows from the living area to a chef’s kitchen with breakfast nook, formal dining and a cozy/sunken media room, guest apartment, 3 additional guest suites (including bunkroom). All ensuite baths are appointed with granites, travertines and slates.

Accessed by a dramatic circular stairwell with workout area beneath, the second level encompasses 2 grand masters (both with gas fireplaces) separated by a den/study/library with fireplace. A level above is a dramatic tower study with 360-degree views. Three levels are elevator-served from a three-car garage. Expansive outdoor patios naturally extend the internal living area during warmer months, with a hot tub inviting skiers in from the slopes.

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110 Granite Ridge Drive // $11,000,000 Like an eagle’s nest, 110 Granite Ridge is perched over the valley floor 1,000 feet below, capturing soaring views of the Telluride region’s iconic peaks. Multiple patios and decks draw the lush landscape within while enjoying all-day sun and dazzling sunsets. Its expansive main level flows effortlessly from a chef’s kitchen, to great room with stone wood-burning fireplace, and dining room, along with a half bath, library/TV room, pool/game room, and laundry and ski/mud room. One level above, a master with fireplace, large closet, steam shower, and jetted tub captures views through expansive windows and adjoins yet another deck, along with a second master with wraparound deck. The lowest level envelops three additional guest suites (all with private decks), exterior-glass-walled exercise room, hot tub deck, wet bar, state-of-the-art media room, and 2nd laundry. For the wine connoisseur, a humidified and temperaturecontrolled 2,500-bottle wine room with water feature is carved from the earth and lined with local stone. The very top of the “nest” in this elevator-served residence is an office/sitting room with extensive windows framing 360-degree views, and wraparound deck.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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810A Arizona Street // $8,900,000 810A Arizona Street is privately tucked against lush vegetation of aspen and spruce, yet dramatically opens upon a high mountain meadow with sweeping views of the San Sophia Ridge. Located near the entry to the Mountain Village, it is convenient to both the Village Core and Town of Telluride. Its bold, yet simplistic, mountain contemporary architecture seemingly blends with its natural surroundings. Two pavilion-like design elements, separated by a second-level glass walkway, link an open and free-flowing chef’s kitchen, dining, living area, family room and substantial master suite, with terraces to a second master suite and guest bedrooms.

Outdoor living areas encompass an extensive deck with firepit adjoining the great room and family patio replete with spa, screened by the woodlands beyond. The great room, with floor-to-ceiling window openings, perfectly frames the mountain peaks and is warmed by all-day sun and fireplace with exquisite marble surround. One level down, the floorplan envelops a 5th guest suite, laundry, mud room and oversized garage. The entire floorplan is both inviting and intriguing – a perfect mix of art and architecture.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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135 High Country Road // $7,295,000 The epic trailside mountain lifestyle of your dreams awaits you and your family at this custom log ski home on one of Mountain Village’s most-sought-after streets. Situated on over one acre, directly across from Double Cabins Ski Trail on Lift 10 for seamless access to skiing in the winter and biking on Prospect Trail in the summer months, this stunning residence makes the most of Telluride’s sweeping views and 300 days of sunshine with expansive outdoor living spaces, accessible from numerous rooms within the residence, and a custom outdoor waterfall. An entertainer’s dream, with stunning mountain panoramas from almost every room and spacious living areas, as well as a full bar, movie theater, wine room, and plenty of room for everyone to spread out for a quiet respite at day’s end. This is the perfect retreat for making memories with extended family and friends, with 6 bedrooms total, including a separate caretaker’s unit,, and a convenient and luxurious main-level master suite. 135 High Country checks all of the boxes for a luxurious family mountain retreat in these wild times when making memories with family is what matters most.

BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net @TRECTelluride

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See Forever Village Unit GL101 // $7,995,000 The newly-transformed See Forever – constructed from a blank canvas in 2017 into a single-level mountain-modern residence with private elevator access, and the largest open-air snow-melted balcony at See Forever Village. Step into this residence and experience a welcoming foyer that flows into a generous hall with limestone-lined walls, centered by Sub-Zero wine and beverage center, along with an oversized dining table tucked into the perfect spot for family gatherings. Three of the 4 bedrooms are located off this minimalist entry hall. Flowing from the entry hall to the kitchen and dining area, one is wowed by the floor-to-ceiling windows offering vertiginous views of the San Sophia Ridge. Then step outside from the living room onto the ample balcony that includes a grill center and a glass rock fire pit. This truly is a one-of-a-kind offering.

A condominium that lives like a residence. Walk to it all from the private and quiet fringe of the Mountain Village core.

Separate private entry, parking, storage and a corner location with views overlooking the Telluride valley floor.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ROBERT STENHAMMER | 970.708.7771 | robert@telluriderealestates.com @TRECTelluride

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108 Tristant Drive // $2,195,000 Named after a French Basque sheep herder in the 1940s in Mountain Village, before it became a ski resort, this Tristant condo, with great views of the ski resort, is the perfect mountain retreat. If you’re not on the slopes, you can see visitors skiing down Misty Maiden or Butterfly from your deck. It has been meticulously maintained and has never been rented (although it easily can be rented). Owners and guests can take the funicular, which will transport you to the ski slope – ski access could not be any easier. Three bedrooms, 3 baths, 2,026 square feet.

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

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Madeline Residences Unit 1505 // $1,175,000 This capacious Madeline 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence is one of the most unique units in this location. Enjoy a peaceful morning on your private balcony off the bedroom then stroll into the main living area where a warm fireplace and ample light awaits you. This unit has stainless steel appliances, steam shower, bath, washer/dryer and two balconies with some of the best views of the area. This luxurious Auberge Resort has great amenities including parking, common area, lounge, bar, spa, fitness, outdoor heated pool, ski valet, room service, kids’ club, on-site management, a Starbucks, and just steps away from the slopes.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

Mountain Lodge Telluride, Units 4218-4220 // $899,000 Three-bedroom loft unit in Building 4 overlooking the Double Cabin Ski Run with views to the Northwest. The Mountain Lodge offers on-site amenities including concierge, ski valet, shuttle service, steam room, pool facilities, fitness enter, The View Bar & Grill, and a Christy’s Sports rental shop. HOA dues cover utilities, management fees, contingency fund and insurance, for hassle-free ownership. The property lies between two creeks, with trailside ski-in/ski-out access, and is a short walk to the Gondola and the Mountain Village Market.

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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141 Tristant Drive // $4,175,000 Located within the Villas at Tristant complex, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath home with additional media room and private hot tub, offers ski-in/ski-out convenience via a private lift or the Tristant ski bridge to Lower Village Bypass Ski Trail. The views from the residence are extraordinary of the San Sophia Range and the ski resort.

The fully-equipped gourmet kitchen offers top-of-the-line Viking appliances, breakfast bar and soapstone counters. Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining area with seating for eight. From the great room, you will step through French doors onto the private deck, with outdoor dining and a gas grill. Upscale finishes include walnut flooring and Venetian plaster walls.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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14 Boulders Way // $1,400,000 14 Boulders Way is a 5-bedroom, 4-bath, single-family home located in the Mountain Village Meadows with Palmyra Peak views, directly on Prospect Creek. Studio apartment with separate access, 2-car garage and large driveway. Fiber internet, Dial-A-Ride shuttle access and walk to Lift 10, the Chondola and trails. RETA-exempt, the home requires San Miguel Housing Authority deed-restricted owner application and occupancy rules.

ROBERT STENHAMMER | 970.708.7771 | robert@telluriderealestates.com

Lots 3 & 11 The Ridge // $1,250,000 Each Incredible opportunity to own and build the ultimate ski home at The Ridge in Telluride. Lots 3 and 11 offer direct access to Butterfly Ski Run to Lift 4, with incredible views of the Wilson Peaks and ski area. Membership at The Ridge includes a swimming pool, spa, lounge and media room, and the offering includes a parking space in Mountain Village at Lot 161-CR. Zoning allows for a home up to 12,000 square feet. Come build your dream home or rental property on Top of Telluride.

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@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 area’s most dramatic peaks, meaning days are longer and views seem no more than an arm’s length away. Wildlife roams freely and property lines reach out to mingle among wilderness areas and national forests, suiting equestrians as well as those who love their space. Yet once in the car, all the mesas are less than 40 minutes from Telluride and Mountain Village, with certain 35acre tracts uniquely positioned only 10 minutes away from the action.

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

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685 Wilson Way, Gray Head // $10,150,000 Located on 35 acres within the spectacular Gray Head Wilderness Preserve, Catmando is unsurpassed in craftsmanship and setting. Perched overlooking the Telluride Ski Resort, surrounded by the Telluride region’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, and game/theatre room. The 5-bedroom estate’s back yard incorporates a private resort including ponds, waterfalls, a living/entertainment area featuring a 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.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

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Dolores River Ranch // $8,250,000 “Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it,’’ (N. Maclean). And that river is the Dolores, dubbed by Trout Unlimited as being one of the “Top 100 Trout Rivers in America.’’ Emanating from a high-elevation watershed with sparkling headwaters near Lizard Head Pass just south of Telluride, the Dolores River is fed by a dozen brook, rainbow and brown trout streams upstream from the Dolores River Ranch. History is woven into this lush 318+-acre landscape with a charming 11-bedroom, half-century-old lodge at the base of the now defunct, but delightfully skiable, Stoner Ski Area (three trails, 1220+ feet vertical). Other improvements include an early 1900s historic ranch manager’s cabin, preserved barn, and other sheds and outbuildings. Year-round recreational opportunities for family and friends abound, both on private land that is 70% irrigated and in the adjoining San Juan National Forest. One need only to step outside to embrace mountain biking, hiking, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, paddleboarding, rafting and hunting – and, of course, storied fly fishing.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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1016 San Juan Vista Road, Placerville // $849,000 Unplug at The Hideaway on beautiful Hastings Mesa. Located in Cradle Park, on breathtaking Hastings Mesa, all lots are a minimum of 35 acres, so you’ll never have a neighbor infringing on your peace, and passing two cars is considered heavy traffic.

The Hideaway’s 35 wildflower-filled acres, include two aspen groves, a crystal-clear mountain stream, and National Forest access, and are ‘off-the-grid,’ the perfect antidote to the chaos of everyday life. In addition to several excellent homesites, The Hideaway includes a one-room cabin built with the same footprint as the historic “pleasure alley’’ houses in Telluride and a shed to store all of your toys.

ANDREW DOLESE | 970.708.3739 | andrew@tellurideluxuryhomesandcondos.com

TBD McKenzie Springs Road, Placerville // $375,000

37 South Commercial Street, Rico // $425,000

Social distancing at its finest, this 100-acre parcel at McKenzie Springs Ranch affords sweeping views of the Sneffels and Wilson ranges and multiple 14,000-foot peaks. Securely nestled in a gated enclave with a picturesque seasonal pond and power to the lot line, you’ll be able to build the home of your dreams, while still within a 45-minute drive to a powder day or night out in Telluride. Agricultural zoning means the ability to have horses, cattle and other livestock with the benefits of low, low property taxes, while the expansive views are beyond priceless. This is truly the best of both worlds – a short drive to a world-class ski resort, yet far enough to get away from everything and everyone when you wish to do so.

This is a great 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath in-town Rico home. Sitting on three lots in the heart of Rico, you can access all that town has to offer, however, you will never be far from all the natural wonders of the area. The home has a great kitchen add-on, and lower-floor master with ensuite full bath. The other 3 bedrooms can be locked off to the lower floor.

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

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Mystic Valley Ranch // $3,600,000 A 318-acre spectacular alpine valley, surrounded by United States Forest Service on three sides, offers its owner end-of-the-road privacy amongst abundant populations of elk, deer, bear and soaring bald eagles. Three miles of roads, underground power and well render the property ready to build a mountain hideaway or family compound.

In addition, 2.5 cubic feet of water will be conveyed with the ranch. Located just 15 miles from Telluride and 13 miles from the Telluride Airport, Mystic Valley is close to everything, but with a feel of absolute serenity and privacy enhanced by a private gated entry. One-hundred-eighty-degree views of the Wilson Peaks, Lizard Head, Lone Cone and the San Miguel River Canyon are captured from the property.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Berman Buckskin Ranch // $24,500,000 An incomparable recreational ranch set in one of Colorado’s most scenic settings of the Mt. Wilson massif. The main ranch house, originally designed for movie director Oliver Stone and re-envisioned by Lyle Berman, a high-stakes-poker maverick and entrepreneurial tycoon, is open and inviting, with two-story iron buttresses creating an outdoor peaceful setting within the structure. The residence envelops 8 bedrooms including two master suites, 10 bathrooms, a private office wing, media room, formal dining room seating 16, spa with sauna, steam bath and exercise equipment. Two galleries run the length of the structure with a great room sporting a massive fireplace, wet bar and opening to expansive outdoor living area with fire pit. One never need leave the ranch to experience the Colorado outdoor lifestyle – nearly ten miles of trails for ATVs, mountain bikes and horseback riding; first-class equestrian center with 22 horse stalls, indoor riding arena, vet hospital, tack room, live-in apartment and recreational party room; an 11-station, world-class sporting clay range and three-acre trout pond. Other improvements include two ranch hand homes, a hideout cabin atop the Blue Vista portion of the ranch, and guest house.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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7039 Last Dollar Road, Gray Head // $10,995,000 PARADISE FOUND – For those seeking a wilderness lifestyle, but just down the road from all resort amenities, absolute privacy atop the highest knoll in the Gray Head Wilderness Preserve offers up the ultimate retreat. Located on 70 acres with sweeping 360-degree views of the iconic Telluride mountain backdrop, the residence was artfully crafted from three historic 1800s Pennsylvania tobacco barns. The great room, warmed by a 2.5-story doubled-sided wood-burning stone fireplace, enjoys walls of glass perfectly framing the peaks beyond and pond below. All 4 bedrooms with ensuite baths occupy the main level, with the master suite occupying its own wing inclusive of a workout room, steam shower, fireplace and private patio. Remodeled in 2019, all finishes are upscale and blend perfectly with the rustic barn’s posts and beams. An impeccably-finished Kentucky tobacco wood cabana with refrigerator, wood-burning fireplace and bar fronts a second stone-lined pond teaming with trout and fed by a waterfall. All Grayhead Wilderness Owners have access to the Auberge-managed, trailside Element 52 Residences’ amenities.

TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com @TRECTelluride

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Lot T1 County Road 44ZS, Norwood // $275,000

Lot 127 Telluride Pines, Placerville // $220,000

A rare opportunity to build in the country with great views of the surrounding San Juan Mountains, and it’s just a few miles from downtown Norwood. This lot already has a well in place and electricity to the building site, which is tucked away off the road for extra privacy. There are mature ponderosa pines, a five-acre pasture, and a seasonal pond on the lot. Originally known as Moon Hill, this site was one of the original sawmills in the Norwood area.

Great opportunity to own affordable acreage within a 30-minute drive of Telluride and all its resort amenities. Numerous building sites to choose from amongst the nice mix of trees, including ponderosa pine, juniper and oak. Bask in all-day sun with the southwest exposure, while enjoying mesa and mountain views.

Telluride Pines offers plenty of design freedom, low taxes/HOA dues and wonderful private mesa living. Shared driveway with adjacent Lot 128.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

1751 East Oak Grove Road, Montrose // $1,775,000 Prime development parcel near the exclusive Bridges Golf Club and community. This parcel is zoned for residential.

It is not tied to any homeowner association restrictions and is ready to be developed.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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McKenzie Springs Ranch Tract 11BD // $1,599,000 Wildlife lovers dream – deer, elk, bear, turkey, grouse and much more abound. 231 acres of level topography with lush vegetation of aspen, ponderosa, oak and mountain meadows. Currently held under a conservation easement allowing for a primary residence and outbuildings within the 7.5-acre building site. The south end of the property directly borders United States Forest Service into the highly-coveted Area 61. End-of-the-road privacy with views of North Pole Peak, Wilson Peak and Lone Cone. Excellent opportunity to build your Colorado ranch lifestyle.

CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com

TBD County Road 63L // $1,325,000 Prime commercial/industrial-zoned property next to the Sheriff’s Department.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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12665 Highway 62, Placerville // $8,500,000 Perched atop Dallas Divide, yet nestled in the scrub oaks, sits a gem of a ranch – Snow Drift Ranch. This log and stone residence consists of 10,300 square feet of living space, including 4 to 6 bedrooms (depending on desired use), 6 bathrooms, caretaker unit, 3 fireplaces plus 2 gas fireplaces, conference room, and flex rooms. Snow Drift could also be considered as a Hunting Lodge and/or Corporate Retreat. Situated on 67 coveted acres, located in Area 61 for elk hunting, with year-round access, and located only 15 minutes to Ridgway. Snow Drift Ranch was designed to be self-reliant, with backup power systems, a well and septic. In addition, the property offers 2.5-bay heated garages and a heated 38-foot RV bay, together with the ultimate workshop. You view the Sneffels Range and the Double RL Ranch from almost every spot on the property. Snow Drift Ranch offers a setting that is one of the best in the state, if not in the West. Two contiguous, but subdivided, parcels are also available to complete this one-of-a-kind assemblage on Dallas Divide. Too many features to list, call to schedule a tour by appointment only.

BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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Colona Assemblage // $8,218,750 Opportunities come and go. To own a historic town less than an hour from a world-class ski resort is an opportunity that comes around once in a lifetime! Colona is located where the mountains meet the valley, on Highway 550 between Ridgway and Montrose, a scenic 55-minute drive to Telluride. This offering of homes, lots, and buildings includes the historic Mercantile/ Post Office commercial complex, the Stockyards Outdoor Pavilion, the Roadhouse Restaurant, and the coffeeshop/original train depot, most of which have been meticulously restored by their current owner. Also included: a historically platted portion of Colona that has yet to be approved for future development. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to help write the next chapter of this landmark Colorado town. For more details, visit colonacolorado.com.

ED ENTNER | 970.708.7715 | eentner@icloud.com BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

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35 Hotchkiss Avenue, Colona // $1,195,000 Decorated in the style of an early 20th-century National Park lodge (one can imagine Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir having dinner and sharing travel stories here), this space just oozes with ATMOSPHERE! The cornerstone location to the historic town of Colona, now undergoing a major re-development – see colonacolorado.com.

All bar/equipment, fixtures, furnishings and decorations are included in the sale price, as well as lots to the north of the building that are currently parking/lawn. There are 2 large decks that double seating capacity in the busy summer months. Main-level/second-floor back patios would be easy additions and the building could be expanded north. With 3.5 million annual passersby, the possibilities for a destination restaurant concept are limitless!

ED ENTNER | 970.708.7715 | eentner@icloud.com BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

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12 Hotchkiss Avenue, Colona // $385,000 On the corner of Highway 550 and Main Street Colona, this was the site of the first railroad stop in Ouray County. The surrounding area was settled and homesteaded in the 1880s. With 3.5 million passersby and few options for a coffee/sandwich/ quick-bite/ice cream on the highway between Ouray and Montrose, this is an amazing opportunity to own a gorgeous turnkey space with incredible potential. All the equipment, fixtures, decorations and furnishings pictured are included in the purchase price, as are the large back patio (exceptional views!), drive-thru and large parking lot (note: “La Zona Colona’’ business NOT being offered for sale). With two+ lots, there is plenty of room to expand. A rare, recently-constructed left-turn lane makes highway access easy for northbound 550 traffic.

ED ENTNER | 970.708.7715 | eentner@icloud.com BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

70 Sawtooth Street, Colona Assemblage // $768,250 Opportunities come and go. To own a portion of a historic town less than an hour from a world-class ski resort is an opportunity that comes around once in a lifetime! Colona is located where the mountains meet the valley, along US Highway 550, between the town of Ridgway and the city of Montrose, a scenic 55-minute drive to Telluride! This offering includes 1 home, and 5.5 buildable lots.

It is offered in combination with the neighboring 7 Whinnerah/104 Sawtooth Street Colona Assemblage (MLS#40109) or the larger Colona Assemblage (MLS #40107).

ED ENTNER | 970.708.7715 | eentner@icloud.com BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net @TRECTelluride

7 Whinnerah/104 Sawtooth Street, Colona Assemblage // $1,001,500 Opportunities come and go. To own a portion of a historic town less than an hour from a world-class ski resort is an opportunity that comes around once in a lifetime! Colona is located along US Highway 550, between the town of Ridgway and the city of Montrose, a scenic 55-minute drive to Telluride! This offering includes 1 home, 1 mobile home and 6 buildable lots on two neighboring properties. It is offered in combination with the neighboring 70 Sawtooth Street Colona Assemblage (MLS#40108) or the larger Colona Assemblage (MLS #40107).

ED ENTNER | 970.708.7715 | eentner@icloud.com BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net

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8121 Preserve Drive // $21,500,000 Z Ranch is a private 28-acre retreat located just two miles from Mountain Village, five miles from the Historic Town of Telluride, and three miles from the Telluride Airport. With nearly 19,000 square feet of living space, this breathtaking Rocky Mountain estate provides a secluded getaway with the perfect combination of contemporary finishes and rustic accents that provide for a warm living experience in the shadow of Telluride’s most iconic peaks. The compound borders USFS and includes an expansive owner’s suite with 6 guest rooms in the main residence, two stand-alone guest cottages with kitchens, a caretaker’s quarters, equestrian facility with 3 corrals, lighted paddle tennis court, and a deeded parking space with storage in Mountain Village for convenient access to skiing. With a total of 13 bedrooms, this irreplaceable estate strikes the perfect balance between privacy and near-effortless access to all that Telluride has to offer.

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MANAGING DIRECTORS

TD Smith

970.729.1577 td@tdsmith.com tdsmith.com Embarking on his Telluride Real Estate career in 1971, TD Smith has passionately participated, first in the re-birth and development of Historic Telluride, then subsequently in 1981 as a co-founder of Telluride Real Estate Corp. with the Telluride Ski and Golf Company. As a co-owner of the marketing arm of the Telluride Mountain Village’s master developer, TD had a vital and inceptive influence behind the Village’s beginnings, as well many other regional developments and upscale properties in which he was involved as broker or principal. TD’s excellent reputation in the industry was recently recognized by his peers when the “Lifetime Achievement Award” was bestowed upon him.

Steve Catsman

970.729.0100 steve@catsman.com catsman.com 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 48 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 and developed Lawson Hill, Telluride’s first locals’ housing community (and first private recipient of Colorado’s Governor’s Award for Outstanding Development). Steve 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.

Jon Dwight

970.708.0691 jon@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com Jon’s hometown is Aspen, CO, and 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 Sunnyside Ranch, Tristant, Bear Creek Lodge, Cornerstone, Brown Dog Ranch, as well as servicing a select group of highly-valued clients.

Jon currently served for ten years as Board Member and Chairman of the Board of the Telluride Regional Airport Authority and is a past Board Member and Chairman of the Board 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 Hilbert

970.729.0003 steve@hilberthomes.com telluridesbestrealestate.com Steve grew up in Colorado Springs, CO. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame, where he played varsity football, and served in the Peace Corps in Honduras. He has been licensed as a real estate broker with TREC since 1983. 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, and three children: oldest son Stevie, who has joined the team at TREC to form a new partnership, Hilbert Homes; Samantha, husband Charlie and two grandsons; and Christian, 20, who is a sophomore at DU. Steve was a member of the first Mountain Village Town Council, served on the Mountain Village Design Review Board, was a Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club past president, and served as Past President of the Telluride Ski Ranches HOA. Steve’s real estate practice is extremely client-focused and he takes great pride in ensuring they achieve their goals. Steve is a skier, motorcyclist, mountain biker, pilot and all-around outdoor enthusiast, and especially enjoys sharing all these activities with family and friends.

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VICE PRESIDENTS

Tobin Brown

970.729.0456 tobinbrown5@gmail.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 currently a member of the San Miguel County Planning Commission, and a District Director of San Miguel Power Association, the local power co-op. He 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 (his handle is Rockin’ w/T. Brown) on Thursday mornings. Toby was recognized as TREC’s Broker of the Year for 2020.

Dan Henschel

970.708.2131 dan@danhenschel.com danhenschel.com Dan grew-up skiing the hills of Wisconsin, and after graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, moved directly to Telluride. Dan has been with TREC since 1997 and a Vice President since 2007. He was recognized as TREC’s 2016 Broker of the Year, TREC’s 2017 Listing Specialist and 2017 Christie’s International Real Estate Luxury Specialist. Dan is active in the Telluride community, serving as President of the One to One child mentoring program, as chairman of the Ski Ranches Design Review Committee and as a member of the Ski Ranches HOA Board. His real estate career has paid off in spades, allowing him to realize the ultimate dream of raising a Colorado mountain town family. With his wife, Erika, he is raising two wonderful children, Eva and Leif, in the home they designed and built in the Ski Ranches. As Dan tells it, “Honestly, I couldn’t have scripted a better story.

My wife and I have a storybook marriage and our children have a sincere love for the mountains, nature and family.”

Jim Nerlin

970.729.1444 jim@jnerlin.com jnerlin.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.

Steve Patterson

970.708.1675 stiff@telluridecolorado.net telluridemountainrealestate.com 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 three cats and Bentley the bulldog. After fifteen years elected as treasurer, Steve has been elected President 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 was Past President of the Telluride School Board and was term limited. She was Chair of the Regional Transit Advisory Group, and completed four years on the Telluride Town Council. In his free time you can find Steve skiing, snowboarding, hiking, dirt biking, fishing and flying radio control sailplanes. Steve’s team includes Peter Loomis.

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BROKER ASSOCIATES

Will Blount

970.275.9689 wewblount@gmail.com Will’s hometown is Montgomery, Alabama. After receiving his degree from Birmingham-Southern College in 1992, Colorado was calling. After college, Will attended the Midsummer Music Festival in Telluride and fell instantly in love with the San Juan Mountains. During an 8-year stint in Vail, Will met his future wife Jessica, a Telluride native, at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. Will and Jessica were married in 2001 and now have three amazing, fun and energetic boys — Owen (14), Baker (11) and Grady (8).

In 2006, after earning his real estate license, Will and his family moved to Telluride, where he began his real estate career. Will enjoys skiing, hiking, fly fishing, coaching his boys in hockey, camping with the family and attending music festivals.

Dave Flatt

970.209.0681 dave@daveflatt.com daveflatt.com 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 (1990-2004), 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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Andrew Dolese 970.708.3739

andrew@tellurideluxuryhomesandcondos.com

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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 long-time partner Linda and their beloved lab Rufus.

Andrew is also a graduate of FLC with a degree in finance. He’s been a professional trader since 1998, trading options and currencies. He is also a real estate investor, property manager and AirBNB super host. If he’s not in the office, you can find him exploring our mountains and far-flung beaches and surf breaks around the world.

Pam Guillory 970.708.0108

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Raised and educated in the south, Pam lived in the Dallas area for 26 years, working in the corporate world and the Texas university system. In October 2000, Pam moved to Telluride and was humbled by the beauty and welcomed by the locals. She has been a real estate broker in Telluride since 2001 and is proud to say she is a member of the TREC team. Pam has served on the Telluride Association of Realtors since 2009 and served as president 2019-2020. Pam has also been involved with the Telluride Aids Benefit since 2007. She has been volunteering since she arrived in this little canyon, and has come to realize and appreciate the deeply passionate, philanthropic and forward-thinking folks that make this little box canyon such a unique place to call home.

Ed Entner

Rube Felicelli

As 22-year resident and business owner, Ed knows Telluride! He was a founding board member of the Telluride Business Alliance and an active member of the Telluride Merchants Association. His former store is still a unique Telluride destination shopping experience. Ed graduated cum laude from the State University of New York at Albany with a degree in economics. An avid snowboarder, when he’s not in the office you can usually find him on one of his favorite runs: Kantmakm, Sully’s Gully, or Little Rose. Allow Ed’s business savvy, entrepreneurial work ethic and local’s insight help you live your dream….and make Telluride’s real estate market work for you!

Rube’s hometown is Brooklyn, NY. He is a graduate of Wheeling Jesuit University, WV. 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, Board President San Miguel Power Association and volunteer for Jazz Festival, Film Festival and Mountainfilm. 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 single-tracks from Alta Lakes and Prospect Basin with friends or a powder day on Gold Hill.

Steve “Stevie” Hilbert

Brittany “Bebe” Hinde

Stevie Hilbert was born and raised in Telluride, growing up skiing the mountain and playing soccer, hockey and lacrosse. After 12 years in San Francisco and Encinitas, California working for start-ups, a brewery and selling real estate, he has returned home to the best town in the world!

Joining the Hilbert Homes team with his father, Stevie enjoys skiing and playing co-ed hockey, and helping clients find their dream homes while enjoying the wonderful mountain life.

He also enjoys hiking and finding hot springs.

Bebe’s early life was split between Porlock, England, and York, PA. She moved to Telluride in 1997, and graduated from Telluride High School. Before jumping into real estate, she was the Director of Guest Relations at the River Club for nine years. Experienced in real estate and knowledgeable about the Telluride region, Bebe joined TREC in March 2016. She and her husband, Dustin, have two sons, Thatcher and Rye. Bebe and Dustin are proud to raise third-generation Telluriders. She enjoys snowboarding, mountain biking, running, hiking, traveling and Telluride’s foodie scene. She is ready to share the mountain lifestyle with her clients, from showing property to hitting the trails, it’s a full mountain experience not just a sales pitch.

970.708.7715 eentner@icloud.com

970.708.7376 steviehilbert@gmail.com

970.708.1406 rube@montrose.net

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Ben Jackson

970.708.1495 bkjack@rmi.net telluridebenjackson.com Ben’s hometown is Montgomery, AL. Ben opened Freewheelin’ Bike & Board in 1989, one of the first snowboardspecific stores in the US, and since has been deeply engaged in the entrepreneurial evolution of Telluride.

He’s cultivated 20 years of real estate relationships and is an expert at representing buyers and sellers.

His philosophy is using meaningful market knowledge to ensure his clients are getting the best property available. He’s represented marketsetting regional property sales and led community via the Melee in the Mines, KOTO and Rotary Club. Passionate about skiing, snowboarding and sailing, his greatest joys are his sons Zane and Frank. Ben is consistently one of TREC’s top brokers.

Alex Martin

970.729.1691 alex@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com Alex’s hometown is Olathe, KS. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado-Boulder. Alex’s family includes wife Sage and sons Henry and Jake. Alex joined TREC in 2004, working with a select group of highly valued clients and representing 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 San Francisco. 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.

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Scot Jones

303.881.0751 scotajones@hotmail.com

Scott Kelley 970.708.2123

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Peter Loomis

970.708.9562 peterwloomis@aol.com

Scot’s hometown is Wayzata, MN. He moved to Colorado to attend Regis University in Denver, followed by 15 years on the financial side of real estate as a licensed retail and wholesale mortgage banker. Scot first discovered the beauty of Telluride while attending the Bluegrass Festival in 1996 and fell in love. Upon moving to Telluride in 2008, he became a licensed real estate broker and worked for a developer on a 6,000-acre project just outside of Telluride. With family here since 1998, and as an avid skier, golfer and outdoor enthusiast, Telluride is the perfect place for Scot to call home.

Scott’s home town is Georgetown, MA, just north of Boston. His family includes wife Tara, Executive Director of One to One Mentoring, and sons PJ and Brendan. Scott is a graduate of Lyndon State College in Vermont with a degree in Meteorology. Scott started his real estate career in ski country of New Hampshire and then transitioned to the beautiful beaches of Boca Raton, FL. In 2001, after visiting for a family wedding, he, Tara and the boys moved to Telluride and raised the children in this small quintessential mountain town. Scott is experienced in all facets of resort real estate from condos to single-family homes as well as the surrounding mesa properties.

He loves skiing, hiking and camping throughout southwest Colorado and Utah.

Peter 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 clients interested in both the real estate and rental sides of the equation. Peter represents both buyers and sellers with residential, commercial, rural and ranch properties. When he’s not assisting clients with real estate transactions, on powder days, you will find him skiing on the mountain. In the summer he will be fly fishing the local rivers or climbing fourteeners.

He is appreciated for his dedication, hard work, follow-up and communication with the clients he works for and with.

Norm McLean

Lisa Nielsen

Marcin Ostromecki

970.708.1672

normmcleantrec@gmail.com

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 Telluride for nearly 20 years. He is an enthusiastic supporter of the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program, Telluride Historical Museum and Friends of the Library.

970.708.0603 lisa@telluridecolorado.net Lisa has a multitude of past experience in real estate sales and development in both Telluride and her native Florida. A longtime Telluride local, Lisa brings deep knowledge of the local rental market to real estate sales. Lisa has intimate market knowledge from years in luxury property management.

She’s an avid skier and hiker, having climbed 57 fourteeners. Lisa also likes spending time with her two dogs, Scooter and Willy.

970.708.4119 marcin@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com Marcin’s hometown is Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 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 on the Dwight | Martin Team.

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.

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Mary Sama-Brown

Marc Silbergeld

Coming from NY in 2006, Mary moved to Telluride where she shares her life with her very active husband Eliot and their Portuguese Water Dog Riley (who indeed has the “life of Riley”). Her professional success in her prior life was working as a controller in Connecticut for Roger Penske in a company of 200 employees and being a member of the Mercedes Benz “Best of the Best” team. Her personal success includes learning how to ski when she moved here at the age of 48. In 2008, she switched careers from the automotive industry to the real estate industry and has been a valued member of the TREC team ever since. Her passions include tennis, skiing, scuba diving, photography and of course, hiking.

Marc Silbergeld was born and raised in New Jersey. He earned a B.A. from the University of Michigan where he was President of Chi Phi fraternity, and Captain of the Men’s Lacrosse team. After graduating, Marc followed some friends from Ann Arbor out to Telluride where he was captivated by the high mountain peaks. Marc lived in Telluride for two seasons, skied and drove the Galloping Goose bus where he served as an informal ambassador for the town. After teaching English for almost 20 years in New Jersey, he returned to Telluride in 2013 with his wife Tara to raise his children, Langston and Miles. Marc is an active member of the Telluride community, teaching, tutoring, coaching, and volunteering as a deejay at KOTO community radio station.

Kiplynn Smith

Chris Sommers

970.708.0602 mary@mayaair.com marysama.com

970.729.1759 kiplynn.smith@gmail.com kiplynnsmith.com Kip’s hometown is Eugene, OR. Since her arrival in 2001, she has been involved in property management, short- and long-term rentals, research analyst for a pan-Asia private equity company, Mountain Village developments, and luxury real estate.

Community service is a big part of who she is. She loves giving back to and connecting with the community as a One to One Mentor, high school volleyball and Telluride Lizard Head Ice Hockey coach. As a Realtor, her main focus is to provide the highest level of knowledge, insight, and service. She is dedicated to helping people find exceptional properties for extraordinary lifestyles.

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970.729.2480 chris@chrissommers.com chrissommers.com Chris Sommers has been a licensed real estate broker with TREC since 2001. His philosophy is simple: the key to success involves combining unparalleled market knowledge with excellent customer service.

Building lasting relationships is the background of his approach. Chris enjoys introducing prospective clients to the Telluride community whether they are seeking 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.

Garrett Simon

Jessica Simon

Originally from Florida and Georgia, this University of South Alabama alumnus first arrived in ’98 with his wife and real estate teammate Jessica. Garrett has over 20 years of experience in the area and has carefully curated a team to give buyers and sellers an unparalleled level of expertise, professionalism, & service. Recipient of the coveted Top Producer award in both 2017 and 2018, Garrett is also a member of the prestigious Christie’s Masters’ Circle and was TREC’s Broker of the Year in 2015. Garrett is the proud father of an active 8-year-old son, Taj, and in his spare time he coaches youth soccer, loves skiing with his family, hiking with his dogs, a St. Bernese and a rescued Dachshund mix, and surfing during off-season.

Jessica and her husband/teammate Garrett found Telluride on the internet in ’98, drove cross-country from the East Coast, and moved here sight unseen. While some thought moving to a hippie ski town was a crazy idea, it turns out to have been a wonderful decision! 20 years later, Jess and Garrett are raising a gregarious 8-year-old son and two wonderful dogs in the Box Canyon that captured her heart more than two decades ago. With a background in property management and an affinity for writing and communication, she loves helping people realize their dream of spending more time in Telluride.

Robert Stenhammer

Frank Garden Strachan

970.708.1155 garrett@telluridecolorado.net garrettsimon.com

970.708.7771

robert@telluriderealestates.com

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Originally from Minnesota, Robert has enjoyed a 20+-year career in luxury resort, real estate, hospitality and tourism. The former Executive VP of Telluride Ski and Golf resort (TSG), Robert has chosen to bring his passion for Telluride and for real estate to TREC. He currently acts parttime as Office of the CEO for TSG, performing government affairs and staying informed on community issues.

He serves on the Telluride Historical Museum Board and several Mountain Village HOAs. He holds a BA in Business and an MBA in hospitality and tourism.

Robert makes Mountain Village home with his wife Heidi and has two daughters in Colorado Universities.

Robert’s favorite question: “How can I assist you today?”

970.708.1156 telluridejess@gmail.com garrettsimon.com

504.616.8410 fgarden7@gmail.com catsman.com

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 his work and is eagerly looking forward to a long career in this great community we call home.

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Paul Tharp

970.708.4568 paultharp12@gmail.com Paul’s hometown is Chicago IL and he is a graduate of Purdue University.

He has been involved in numerous aspects of real estate for over thirty years. His experience in sales, property management, development, and personal real estate investments helps him assist customers in finding the perfect property here in Telluride.

Paul is involved in the community by volunteering his time with many of the area’s non-profit organizations, as well as with the local schools, which both of his children attend. He enjoys skiing, mountain biking, hiking, sailing, and golfing with his family and friends.

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Andrew “Drufur” Williamson 205.213.7889 drufur@yahoo.com

Andrew hails from Athens, AL. After working for Crimson Tide Hospitality in the Skyboxes at Bryant-Denny Stadium for eight years, he joined a friend to train to become a river guide for the summer in North Carolina.

There he met friends who came to Telluride during the winter to work.

After hearing their testimony about Telluride, the box canyon became his destination the following winter. He began working with the ski resort and guiding on whitewater rivers all over the US. His passion is people and the outdoors.

Kimberly Corrigan

Sarah Stogner

kimberly@telluriderealestatecorp.com

sarah@telluriderealestatecorp.com

970.728.1604

Kimberly hails from the east coast of North Carolina and began her career as a Broadcast Journalist, serving resort areas like Wilmington, Pinehurst, the Outer Banks and Florence, Italy. Working with creative agencies on Fortune 500 accounts, Kimberly traveled the country as video producer for IBM, as well as top creative recruiter and Division Director for Robert Half International. After starting her own video production company, Kimberly brought her love for camping and the outdoors to Ouray and Telluride.

A proud graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she played Volleyball (Go Heels!), you can also hear Kimberly on the air at 95.5 Mountain Chill Radio and KOTO FM.

970.728.1610

Sarah’s hometown is Bayfield, WI. Her family includes 13-year-old son Evan and fur-baby Roxy. She received her BBA in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She came to Telluride in 1997 to spend a winter season. She not only discovered that summers in Telluride are just as delightful as winters, but found it to be such an amazing community, blessed with natural beauty and incredible people, she made it her home. Her experience includes ten years as a licensed real estate assistant before joining TREC in 2012. Sarah enjoys skiing, snowboarding, hiking, biking, camping, and weekends at the lake with her family.

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Commitment to Community We pride ourselves on being engaged in the Telluride community and giving back. Below is a small sampling of volunteer positions and affiliations held by TREC owners, brokers, and staff.

ANGEL BASKETS BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF AMERICA COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS ASSISTANCE FUND FORMER TOWN OF MOUNTAIN VILLAGE MAYOR HOOT BROWN SCHOLARSHIP IMOGENE PASS RUN JUST FOR KIDS FOUNDATION KOTO COMMUNITY RADIO LIZARD HEAD HOCKEY TEAM MOUNTAINFILM MOUNTAIN VILLAGE TOWN COUNCIL ONE-TO-ONE MENTORING PINHEAD INSTITUTE ROTARY CLUB OF TELLURIDE SAN JUAN RIDING PROGRAM SAN MIGUEL POWER ASSOCIATION SAN MIGUEL RESOURCE CENTER TELLURIDE AIDS BENEFIT

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TELLURIDE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. TELLURIDE ADAPTIVE SPORTS PROGRAM TELLURIDE ALPINE RACE TEAM TELLURIDE ARTS DISTRICT TELLURIDE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS TELLURIDE BOARD OF REALTORS TELLURIDE ECOLOGY COMMISSION TELLURIDE FILM FESTIVAL TELLURIDE FOUNDATION TELLURIDE HISTORICAL MUSEUM TELLURIDE HOUSING AUTHORITY TELLURIDE JAZZ FESTIVAL TELLURIDE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL TELLURIDE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE OWNERS ASSOCIATION TELLURIDE REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY TELLURIDE SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUB TELLURIDE TOWN COUNCIL THE RIDE FESTIVAL

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CELEBRATING

40 YEARS

Welcome to Telluride ––– Now more than ever, an investment in real estate in Telluride is an acquisition in lifestyle. Our pristine, and enormous, back yard provides ample space to roam and endless outdoor activities for the whole family, our move to fiber optic internet means the world is at our fingertips, and our small-town community-oriented vibe fosters a sense of belonging rarely found elsewhere. When the uncertainties of a global pandemic are behind us, Telluride will remain a haven for those seeking adventure, escape, relaxation, quality time with family and friends, and truly pristine natural beauty.

Celebrating 40 years as a company, Telluride Real Estate Corp. | Forbes Global Properties 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. Our new partnership with Forbes Global Properties opens up boundless new avenues for us to reach luxury buyers and sellers worldwide.

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. 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.

Our contacts with successful, high-net-worth clients run deep. And our longevity in the real estate business has placed us on a strong foundation for continued success. We are optimistic about both the future of real estate in Telluride and the broader health of our special resort community. We stand ready to ably guide both buyers and sellers toward their real estate goals in Telluride, Mountain Village and the surrounding area.

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 and friends for life, wherever that life may lead.

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