The Collection Volume 53 | Telluride Real Estate Corp. by Telluride Real Estate Corp./ Forbes Global Properties

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P r o p e r t i e s in Properties i n the t h e Telluride Te l l u r i d e Region Re g i o n

Downtown Telluride Office on Main Street

Mountain Village Office on Heritage Plaza

Downtown Telluride Office on Main Street

Mountain Lodge Office

Leading TREC sales associates Dan Henschel and Alex Martin were awarded the elite distinction of “Christie’s International Real Estate Luxury Specialist” following their participation in the annual Top Agents Conference. Dan and Alex were among the most successful real estate professionals within the Christie’s network, who took part in the symposium, hosted at Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, California.

celebrating over 35 years as a company, Telluride Real Estate Corp. / Christie’s International Real Estate (TREC) is pleased to be one of the most established real estate brokerages in the region, with a team that includes over 35 licensed brokers, assistants and staff members. Our organization is comprised of only experienced, successful and dedicated full-time real estate professionals.

In 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.

In addition to our flagship office located in the historic Examiner Building in the heart of downtown Telluride, TREC brokers and assistants are also located in Mountain Village on bustling Heritage Plaza in the Village Core, and in an office suite in the upscale Mountain Lodge.

Real estate is about personal relationships, and TREC strives to provide an unrivaled experience for buyers and sellers from beginning to end and beyond. Indeed, most TREC clients are clients for life.

Our partners are deeply embedded in the community, having been directly involved in the planned development of the Telluride area as a world-class ski resort. Our owners and the majority of our Telluride real estate agents are long-time Telluride locals who are passionate about their careers and about living in this spectacular mountain town.

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

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10 features THE HISTORIC SENATE BUILDING: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

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WOOD WORK: MATT DOWNER DESIGNS

TSRC: INSPIRED THOUGHT WITH WORLD-WIDE IMPACT

CHRISTOPHER BEAVER: INSPIRED BY LOVE

MOUNTAIN ROOTS

calendar of events

telluride’s accolades

christie’s international real estate

AT THE TOP OF OUR GAME LUXURY DEFINED THE CHRISTIE’S DIFFERENCE

noteworthy sales

properties

TOWN OF TELLURIDE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE GREATER TELLURIDE REGION AND RANCHES

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maps TOWN OF TELLURIDE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE GREATER TELLURIDE REGION

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our brokers

Cover: Historic Senate Penthouse, photo by Joshua Johnson Details, Page 24

MANAGING DIRECTORS VICE PRESIDENTS BROKER ASSOCIATES SUPPORT STAFF

our commitment to community

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

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calendar of events SUMMER

WINTER

MAY Gondola Opens Mountainfilm

NOVEMBER Gondola Opens November 16 Telluride Ski Resort Opens November 22 Telluride Arts Holiday Bazaar November 30-December 2

May 24 May 25-28

JUNE Balloon Festival Weekend of Wellness (WOW) Festival Bluegrass Festival Wine Festival Plein Air Festival JULY Fireman’s 4th of July Celebration Ride Festival Yoga Festival Ah Haa Art Auction Art + Architecture Weekend Shakespeare in the Park Playwrights Festival AUGUST Jazz Festival Chamber Music Festival Mushroom Festival Telluride Film Festival

June 1-3 June 7-10 June 21-24 June 28-July 1 June 29-July 5 July 4 July 14-15 July 19-22 July 20 July 21-22 July 21-29 July 25-29

August 3-5 August 7-12 August 16-19 August 31- September 3

SEPTEMBER Imogene Pass Run Blues & Brews Festival Mountains to Desert Bike Ride Festival of Cars & Colors OCTOBER Horror Film Festival

JANUARY KOTO Lip Sync

December 5 December 7-9 December 15-16 December 24 December 31 January 26

FEBRUARY Women’s Ski & Ride Camp February 3-7 Chocolate Lovers’ Fling February 9 Comedy Festival February 14-17 Telluride Gay Ski Week February 23-March 2 Telluride AIDS Benefit Week & Gala February 27-March 4 MARCH Telluride Adaptive Sports Blue Party March 8 One to One Mentoring Cardboard Sled Derby March 23 Telluride Theatre Burlesque March 27-30

September 8 September 14-16 September 22 September 27-30

APRIL KOTO End of Season Street Dance Closing Day Pond Skim & Celebration

October 12-14

MONTHLY Art Walk | First Thursday of the Month Block Party at Wagner Plaza

DECEMBER Noel Night & Tree Lighting Telluride Fire Festival Mountain Village Holiday Prelude Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade & Fireworks

April 5 April 7

THERE’S MORE

LIVE MUSIC AT CLUB RED AT THE CONFERENCE CENTER, SHERIDAN OPERA HOUSE & PALM THEATRE Visit visittelluride.com for concert schedules

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Condé Nast Traveler, 2017 Readers’ Choice Awards #1 SKI RESORT IN NORTH AMERICA For the fifth time in the past six years the readers of Conde Nast Traveler have rated Telluride Ski Resort the #1 Ski Resort in the U.S. and Canada.

SKI Magazine Best Ski Resort in the West

Forbes World’s Best Ski Resorts

Travel & Leisure America’s Coolest Ski Town

SnowPak #1 Ski Resort in Colorado

US News & World Report #2 Best Ski Destinations in the World

Vogue So Much More Than Just a World-Class Ski Town

Town & Country America’s Top (Secret) Ski Resort

USA Today Top 10 Most Scenic Ski Resorts in the World

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Top 2017 Fine Art Sale

Top 2017 Real Estate Sale

Top 2017 Jewelry Sale*

Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi,” painted circa 1500

Pollock’s Path Estate in The Peak, Hong Kong

The 59.60-carat CTF Pink Star Diamond

$17.8m

$379k

$262k

Top 2017 Watch Sale*

Top 2017 Handbag Sale*

Top 2017 Wine Sale*

“Paul Newman” Rolex Daytona Ref. 6239

Hermes White Himalaya Crocodile Diamond Birkin

12-bottle Case of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti’s Romanee-Conti 1988

* Highest-priced sale at auction

Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi, at left — which sold at Christie’s in November 2017 for $450 million — not only became the most expensive work of art in history, but more than doubled the previous auction record. It was, said Christie’s CEO Guillaume Cerutti, “a great moment for Christie’s and a great moment for the art market.”

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Luxury defined Christie’s International Real Estate’s “Luxury Defined” report cites a reenergized global economy, stock market strength and rising consumer confidence After a year of tepid growth in 2016, sales of international luxury homes bounced back in 2017, posting the best annual growth rate in three years at 11 percent. Rising consumer confidence, low interest rates, a robust stock market and a stable global economy drove demand for luxury property continuing into 2018, despite localized pockets of uncertainty that gave some buyers pause. The research is unveiled in Luxury Defined, the annual analysis of global luxury residential housing dynamics by Christie’s International Real Estate, the world’s leading expert on high-end real estate.

an insight into the luxury residential market

Worldwide sales of milliondollar-plus homes in primary housing markets were up 10 percent yearon-year, the strongest annual gains in this luxury housing cohort recorded in the previous three Luxury Defined reports. Sales volumes of secondhome and resort lifestyle destinations grew by 19 percent, up from a seven percent annual decline in the prior year. Tech hubs posted gains—as did hidden luxury enclaves and reinvigorated cities.

plus a look at natural disasters in luxury markets and how they recover and endure. The state of trophy home sales over $100 million was discussed, as were international buying trends and “hottest” luxury markets worldwide.

The study further examined the growing popularity of vertical and penthouse living, with their appeal of on-site services and amenities; the purchasing tastes of both Boomers and Millenials; political and governmental influences on buying,

Dan Conn, CEO of Christie’s International Real Estate, commented: “There are a number of tailwinds for the luxury residential real estate markets, including buoyant equity markets and a relatively stable global economy. Factors that

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dampen investor enthusiasm in other asset classes, such as equity market volatility – the first quarter VIX volatility index recorded its highest quarterly average since 2007 – support a flight to the safety of real assets. Political uncertainty has also led investors to diversify into this less volatile asset class. Christie’s International Real Estate’s global network of luxury residential experts advise property investors and sellers on how to navigate these challenges and the opportunities they create. As part of Christie’s art auction house, we are uniquely qualified to understand the shifts and trends impacting high value asset classes, from fine art to fine homes, alongside the motivations of the affluent individuals who purchase them.”

Now in its sixth year, the study synthesizes data from more than 80 brokerages worldwide, including Telluride Real Estate Corp., compiling observations of luxury drivers from on-the-ground experts to overarching insights from Christie’s International Real Estate executives. The Luxury Defined study can be accessed at christiesrealestate.com/luxury-defined. Connect with TREC and Christie’s International Real Estate on Twitter and Instagram, and join the conversation about the findings with #LuxuryDefined.

The e Chrisstie’’s diffferenc ce The fabric of the Christie’s art auction house and its real estate network is woven quite differently than its competitor, Sotheby’s. The very foundation of ownership in the two entities is corporately and stylistically disparate. Christie’s is solely owned by one individual — Francois Pinault — who resides in Paris, is a multi-billionaire and whose portfolio also includes Gucci, Balenciaga and Stella McCartney, among others. He is known as possessing one of the finest art collections in the world, not to mention is a collector of some of the finest properties in Europe.

Christie’s International Real Estate is fully supported by the auction house through joint marketing efforts with its chosen affiliates (not franchisees), allowing access to high-net-worth art collectors and property owners worldwide.

publicly traded company, Realogy. Apollo Management then acquired Realogy in 2007 and its franchised network now includes Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, Century 21, Coldwell Banker, ERA and Sotheby’s.

The Sotheby’s trademark was acquired from the Sotheby’s Auction House and absorbed into a network of real estate, travel, hospitality and car rental companies by corporate conglomerate, Cendant. It was subsequently “spun off” by Cendant resulting in the formation of the

The major differences between these “brands” is that of privately versus corporately driven businesses, “affiliated” versus “franchised” networks, and the fact that CIRE is fully owned and operated by the world’s finest art auction house, with shared clientele and marketing venues.

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The Historic Senate building, now beautifully updated to encompass two refined penthouses with ground floor commercial spaces (featured on the front cover and on pages 24 and 32), has a long and storied past, with some of its most recent incarnations having close ties to Telluride Real Estate Corp (TREC). TREC Managing Director Steve Catsman and his wife Terry, along with Terry’s sister Monika Callard, purchased the building in 1973, with TREC President and Managing Director TD Smith serving as the listing broker. They opened the Senate Bar & Restaurant in June of that year. Smith and Catsman’s friendship and business partnership was thus born; when Smith and Ron Allred founded TREC in 1981, Catsman was their first salesman, and they remain partners as two of four TREC Directors today. The Senate Bar & Restaurant was a beloved Telluride fixture until its closing in the mid-1980s. The building changed hands several times in the intervening years, but in 2002, Smith and his wife Page purchased the building and showcased the wares of her interior design company, A.J. Smith Collection, in the retail space, occupying it for nearly a dozen years. Now they are project development partners, and Smith is the current listing broker for the penthouse residences, closing the full circle of TREC’s history with the notorious building. Top: The Historic Senate building in 2018 Above: The Senate’s barroom in 1921

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Built in the early 1880s as a boarding house and gambling saloon in Telluride’s red-light district, The Senate suffered a large fire in 1923, 7

Left to right: Terry Catsman, Monika Callard and Page Smith

Monika Callard at home in the Senate’s kitchen

Handmade pillows of American and Native American homespun cloth on display at A.J. Smith Collections

losing its top floor to the flames, along with most of that entire quarter-block. After it was rebuilt, it served variously as a bootleg bar and gentlemen’s club, hostessed for a brief stint by none other than Telluride’s most notorious madam, Big Billie herself. In the lull in activity in Telluride in the 1940s and 1950s, as mining began to wane, but before the ski resort rejuvenated the economy, the Senate building sat unoccupied, along with many such buildings in town. It was briefly revived in 1965, when William “Bill” and Peggy Hamner bought it to use as a private home and art gallery, with the antique fitments still intact from the Senate’s earlier heyday. When the Catsmans purchased the building in 1973, it came complete with those antiques (including a stuffed eagle, a faro card table, a copper still from the Telluride Brewery, and Jack the Dog, a stuffed St. Bernard “on loan from John Tutt”) and many pieces of Hamner’s art (including the infamous “Golden Lady” statue, sadly broken one night by an inebriated patron). The Senate became one of Telluride’s most unique establishments, with the original swinging saloon doors, brass rail and spittoons, a bullet hole in the floor (allegedly the result of a shot that removed a sheriff’s ear), and 1880s roulette and poker tables serving as decoration — little had changed in the 90 years between when it was built and Telluride’s renaissance in the 1970s. Monika, Terry and their mother, Susan Gardner, brought classic gourmet recipes from their original home in Czechoslovakia, along with other central European fare, and the menu boasted chicken Kiev, weiner schnitzel, Christmas goose, Oblatten cake and blintzes for Sunday brunch. The Senate, and head chef Monika in particular, earned acclaim for its authentic and sophisticated cuisine, with rave reviews in several international publications, including the Zagat Guide, British Vogue, Town & Country and Skier’s World. Monika’s true specialty, however, was baking, especially her extravagant solid chocolate cheesecake with a chocolate mousse icing and her gâteau roule aux marrons, rolled sponge cake filled with chestnuts and topped with chocolate frosting. The bar became a favorite gathering place for Telluride’s Ski Patrol and softball league players, along with miners, cowboys, hippies, skiers and celebrities. Catsman was a fixture at The Senate, pouring strong and innovative cocktails such as the “Cactus Jack” and entertaining barflies with his

The infamous “Golden Lady” statue

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Steve and Terry Catsman in the Senate’s fine dining room

Undated historical photo of the Senate building when it was known as the McPherson Boarding House

cigarette tricks and announcements that everyone would now be “drinking short,” at which point he would snap off the stems of the glasses he was serving drinks in. Catsman shared the bartending duties with equally handsome and roguish gents like ski patrolman Jim Guest and local favorite horseman Roudy Roudebush. Catsman tells of the time then-ski-area-owner Joe Zoline attempted to get a seat in a packed house without a reservation. Joe was not particularly well-liked by the locals at the time – the ski area was struggling to get off the ground, and he was running it as an absentee owner from his home in Los Angeles. “He was expecting special treatment and, when he didn’t get it, he ripped one of the saloon doors off its hinges and threw it into the street,” Catsman says. “We eventually auctioned off that door at a political fund-raiser. Clint Wolf bought it and donated it back to us with a plaque reading, ‘This door is donated by Clint Wolf and re-hung in honor of Joseph T. Zoline’s Second Great Rip-Off.’ “ According to Catsman, “Telluride was a wild and exciting place in the 1970s. We never thought about the future, and certainly never expected Telluride to grow to the world-class destination it now is. We just wanted to make great food and have a good time. The Senate was a huge part of that time in Telluride’s history, and we’re still proud of its legacy, but those were certainly some wild and crazy times!”

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Gardy Catsman enjoys a ride with wrangler and occasional Senate bartender Roudy Roudebush

Practicing interior design from a kitchen, bed and bath retail location for many years (in the building which now houses the Phoenix Bean), Page Smith longed for her own showroom to display a gathering of collectibles. With its acquisition in 2002, the Historic Senate became the new home of her design firm, A.J. Smith Collections, which offered handselected home furnishings and antiques that were either one-of-a kind or available in limited quantities. Both old and new, each piece was crafted by artisans over decades and handpicked for its individual craftsmanship and spirit. Since then, the Smiths — TD, Page and their son Alex — had dreamed of renovating the Historic Senate into an innovative and contemporized residential / commercial structure. Says Smith, “With a nearly 130-year-old building, it was an architectural, engineering and construction feat, attempting to maintain the structural and historic integrity of the property’s exterior perimeter, while adding an interior steel structure to accommodate a second floor. Our partner shared our affection for this historic building and all involved contributed mightily to its renovation. It is now time to pass this property’s legacy to someone who will appreciate the uniqueness of its storied past.”

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In his woodshop in tiny Rico, Colorado, home to 300 people and situated at an elevation of 9,000 feet, Matt Downer is quietly upending the notion of art as simply decorative, and furniture and lighting as simply useful. By creating pieces that interact with the people and places around them, painstakingly shaping raw materials into tactile sculptural elements, and expertly bridging the gap between “art” and “craft,” Downer is carving a place for himself among the woodworking elite. He takes us inside his shop and shares his new take on old-world craftsmanship.

Left: Waterfall lamp in walnut, maple, purpleheart and steel Bottom Left: Crane lamp in figured bubinga

Matt Downer grew up in Manhattan Beach, California, and graduated from CSU Chico with a BA in Philosophy and Religious Studies. After graduating he promptly loaded his VW bus and spent a long and wonderful season wandering the west — ultimately landing in Telluride. Here he found Steeprock Joinery, a vibrant incarnation of old-world technique and a perfect work environment to hone skill and creativity. Downer says, “It was an incredible opportunity to develop a skill in a freeform environment where the emphasis isn’t just cranking out the work.” Working at Steeprock also allowed him to set up his wood lathe — his first, and still favorite, tool — in something other than the string of “laughably small” apartment closets into which he had previously been forced to squeeze.

Since then, he has built his own home and shop (and family — wife Rebecca and daughter Paige, who inspired her namesake lamp) and has been creating original work for a growing list of clients. “I always enjoy working with new clients to create unique, one-of-a-kind work. It is a unique pleasure to be able to create special pieces that become a part of people’s homes and lives,” Downer adds. Downer’s designs favor graceful sweeping curves and asymmetry, and their simplicity is a perfect showcase for the textures of the exquisite raw materials he hand selects, from cherry, walnut and maple, to rare exotic woods like ebony and bubinga, to accents of blued steel, colorful glass and polished stones. His latest work also explores playing with weighted and balanced elements. Downer explains, “Creating a sculptural lamp that moves and asks the user to interact with it tends to give the piece a sense of life that a fixed, static piece lacks.” His signature latticed chandeliers and graceful floor lamps are raised and lowered via hand-polished stone counterweights and pulleys.

In the last several years, Downer has been discovering the possibilities of flexible LED strip lights. “It’s great to be a designer at a time when a new technology is transforming the lighting industry. The possibilities are endless and the functionality of LEDs is allowing for designs that would have never worked using CFL or incandescent light sources,” he enthuses. Indeed, the tiny lights used in his latest designs nearly disappear when not illuminated, allowing the natural beauty of the piece to be the primary focus. Downer also prides himself on building his furniture to last. “My intention is to build each piece to last for generations — to outlive me, and my grandchildren,” he says. The old-world joinery techniques he uses, such as through-tenons and dovetailing, although deceptively simple and elegant in appearance, require absolutely meticulous attention to detail, a skill Downer possesses in spades.

Left: Paige lamp in macassar ebony and steel Right: Illuminated glass detail on a cherry shelf

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Above: Walnut chandelier with walnut and steel table Bottom left: Mobile chandelier in walnut, copper and glass

Adding other talents that have contributed to his success, Downer describes himself as extremely particular, even obsessive. It’s what keeps him in his shop 10-12 hours a day, getting so lost in making sure a piece is perfect he sometimes forgets even to eat. It is also why he is a self-taught photographer, welder, draftsman and video-editor. Doing it all himself is, of course, the only way he can count on the work being done to his particular standards. Having already amassed a distinctly recognizable collection of designs in his signature style, Downer still says he’s nowhere near running out of ideas, with a sketchbook full of designs waiting to be made. “I enjoy the process of bringing to life the pieces that seem to keep coming to me. I never decided that I was destined to be an artist. I just like making neat things.” Find more information at www.mattdownerdesigns. com. Even better, to see Downer at work in his shop, visit his Matt Downer Designs YouTube channel. 10

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inspired intellect with world-wide impact Telluride’s soaring peaks and bright blue skies inspire visitors and locals alike. The town’s natural beauty is mindblowing to many, and is fortunately mind-expanding for some of the world’s best molecular scientists. Since 1984, scientists from around the world have made the trek to the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC) to brainstorm new ideas and overcome research challenges in the fields of energy, biomedical science, material science, quantum computing, and environmental sciences. Founded by scientists, governed by scientists, and driven forward by the intellectual curiosity of scientists, TSRC has grown organically into the world’s largest independent molecular science center. Each year, TSRC hosts between 1,200 and 1,400 scientists from 500 international and domestic institutions. Participants include five Nobel Prize Laureates in just the past six years. While these preeminent minds from around the globe are drawn to Telluride’s natural beauty for creative inspiration, the scientists also choose to convene in Telluride for another reason: they feel at home here.

connect with audiences on topics of great current importance in science, technology, education, and public policy. The Town Talks take place at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village nearly every Tuesday evening in June and July. TSRC scientists also give time to inspire the next generation of scientists and innovators via TSRC’s K-12 STEM education partner, Pinhead Institute. They volunteer in the local schools, offer fun and kid-friendly presentations through Pinhead’s Punk Science summer program, and bring local students to work at their institutions through the Pinternship program. The organization has now grown to the point where TSRC needs a permanent home. In June of 2017, TSRC contracted the Telluride Depot, which is currently owned by and home to the Ah Haa School for the Arts. The Ah Haa School will move to a new building in the center of town in 2019, and TSRC will be a fitting new occupant for a revered historic building in a town heavy with a history of novel thinkers.

Tamar Schlick, a professor of Chemistry, Mathematics, and Computer Science at New York University, notes, “TSRC workshops allow us to discuss — in an intimate, relaxed, and supportive environment — recent scientific findings, hypotheses, challenges, and approaches. Needless to say, the beautiful area and the people of Telluride are a big part of the success and superb atmosphere surrounding the meetings.” Each summer, TSRC scientists give back to their host community by sharing their curiosity and thirst for knowledge through the TSRC Town Talks. These free public lectures feature world-renowned scientists who @TRECTelluride

inspired by love For Christopher Beaver, his creative process is simple — think of those you love and bring that feeling into the work you are doing. While many local artists find their inspiration from nature and Telluride’s unmatched scenery, Beaver, a 25-year local, goes deeper. “I wish I could say I’m inspired by nature, but although those motifs come into my work, they are symbolic as a means of capturing a feeling of a person. For me the creative process almost always begins with the power of human relationship, the deep feelings that are forged over time which build the layers of thoughts and feelings that go into design,” explains Beaver. When Beaver was asked by one of his jewelry teachers to develop a sense of self and design, it was difficult to

pinpoint a “look” with which people would identify his pieces. After many days of pondering, he finally realized that he had no need to develop a look or style. “I had to trust that the power of my relationships would actually allow me to design for many people. That is why when you walk into my booth you will see hundreds of pieces with numerous unique styles — I have been graced with so many wonderful people to design for,” said Beaver. Beaver has no regrets about this choice. He sells to collectors who own 20 to 50 pieces of his jewelry and are always on the lookout for their next “Beaver.” He even has a group of clients dear to him in Michigan who have lunch dates together wearing their “Beavers.” He loves the fact that he’s made jewelry that will last and that each piece has a story to go along with it. This journey took Beaver to saying yes to his first fine arts exhibition with the Telluride Arts District, called “Emergence.” He credits Kate Jones and Molly Perrault for giving him the push and being his inspiration to take a chance. Beaver’s last show shied away from being jewelry-predominant,

and instead was more an exploration into multiple art forms. This creative push led Beaver to throwing clay and creating mosaics for the first time. Just when he thought things could not get any better, Beaver was approached by Telluride local and internationallyacclaimed singer/songwriter, Jewel, to be the head designer for her new jewelry line “Songlines.” Beaver is also forming a new company with two local jewelry designers, Colleen Thompson and Ava Nelson. The new company will not only foster the creation of new collaborative designs, but each artist will be free to create their own lines, along with selling together as a cooperative. Beaver continues to evolve his work twofold — exploring new media and supporting community by mentoring other artists growing their body of work. Beaver emphasizes, “Again, it all comes back to human relationships and building something greater in my little bubble of life. I am constantly asking myself the question: what else is possible? Then I watch that open my mind in ways I could never imagine.”

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mountain roots In the spring of 2010, Mindy Perkovich accidentally (and thankfully!) discovered farming while attempting to sign up for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share. Unfortunately, the CSA was full, but the farm’s blog said they were looking for interns. A lightbulb went off — she resigned from the law firm she was working at and started working at a farm full-time. She hasn’t looked back since. Mike Nolan found farming by a different route — he grew up in California and attended the Center for Agriculture and Sustainable Food Systems Apprenticeship in 2006 and 2007. He has farmed in California, New Mexico and in Southwest Colorado over the past eight years. A mentor to beginning farmers, and winter instructor, Mike is the Chapter President of the Four Corners Farmers and Ranchers Coalition, a joint chapter of the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union and the National Young Farmers Coalition. While Mindy was growing vegetables in Ridgway for four years, she met Mike and her love for him grew too. In 2016, Mindy moved to Mancos where the two joined forces and started farming @TRECTelluride

and operating Mountain Roots Produce together, now in their third season. “We balance each other pretty well. Mike mostly produced for wholesale accounts — restaurants, the school district and grocery stores in Durango — while I really enjoy the CSA model and farmer’s markets,” says Mindy. At Mountain Roots Produce, Mindy and Mike have eight acres in cultivation. This season, their focus is on their CSA, providing locals with regionally-grown produce. “Last season two-thirds of our production was sold via wholesale, but we have been forced to scale that production back this year due to the drought. Thankfully our CSA is growing steadily each year, and we have a really wonderful and supportive core group of members,” says Mindy. If you’ve dined at local resturants The Butcher + Baker, La Marmotte, Cosmo or La Cocina, you’ve enjoyed produce from Mindy and Mike’s farm. To learn more about Mountain Roots Produce CSA or Telluride Farm Stand, visit their website at www.mountainrootsproduce.com. 17

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459 West Dakota Avenue | $6,250,000

127 Hood Park Road | $4,475,000

Listed by TREC/Christie’s

Sold by TREC/Christie’s

Valentine Farm | $3,800,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

TBD Little Cone Ranch Road

Courcheval C

$2,700,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

$2,885,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

11 Stonegate Drive | $4,650,000

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

Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

280 Benchmark Drive | $7,237,500 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

512 West Colorado Avenue | $4,000,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

TBD Benchmark Drive | $3,800,000 Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

Cortina Penthouse 9 | $2,795,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

114 South Townsend Avenue | $3,995,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

527 West Galena Avenue | $5,000,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

98 Palmyra Drive | $4,150,000 Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

329 North Willow Street | $2,350,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

Elkstone 501 | $3,600,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

16 Trails Edge Lane

$2,900,000 Listed and Sold by TREC/Christie’s

250 Benchmark Drive | $5,150,000 Sold by TREC/Christie’s

See Forever Unit 118 | $3,050,000 Listed by TREC/Christie’s

TELLURIDE MARKET STATISTICS AVERAGE SALE PRICE

Single-Family Home

2016

$2.3M

2017

Condo/Townhome

Vacant Land

HIGHEST SALE PRICE

$6.2M

$2.8M

2016

$910K

2017

$844K

2016

$971K $2.4M

2017

$1M $2.3M $ $

$64.3M

$6.7M

$88.0M

$3.4M

$86.1M $13.6M $15.1M

$71M

$4.9M

TOTAL # OF SALES

TOTAL SALES

102

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like a small urban environment living in the body of a The Town of Telluride ischarming 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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Historic Senate Penthouse // $8,150,000 Newly constructed and refined four-bedroom penthouse residence located within the old “red light” district of the Historic Core of Telluride, a one-half block stroll to Colorado Avenue’s restaurants and shops. Views from expansive decks capture the box canyon, Bear Creek and Ski Resort that will be forever protected. Sophisticated, mountain modern interiors offer an engaging contrast to the building’s brick, steel and stone exterior. Expansive window openings not only frame dramatic views, but capture the warmth of all-day sun. The Historic Senate, originally built in late 1800s, once advertised “$7 per week for a room, 25 cents for a meal and a private lighting plant.” The top floor comprises a grand and open floor plan, ideal for family dining and entertainment, that features a full wall of retractable glass doors framing the Telluride peaks and opening upon a spacious deck that is seemingly a part of the residence’s interior. A two-sided corner fireplace with white Venatino marble surround warms a living area with French white oak floors and white-washed larch ceilings and accents. The adjoining chef’s kitchen, with custom handcrafted high-gloss acrylic cabinetry and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, adjoins a dining area with seating for ten. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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440 Depot Avenue // $8,500,000 The residenceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stunning, grand mahogany entry door, surrounded by a tumbled brick exterior, offers a first-time visitor a sense of the elegant mountain contemporary interior that explodes upon entrance. Slab limestone flooring is bordered by handcrafted ski lockers inlaid with a copper mesh, as one captures a glimpse of the floating stairwell with steel balustrade accented by a brick wall to the living area above. The master wing of the residence is conveniently located on that same level, as well as an oversized one-car heated garage. The family kitchen, great room and dining areas flow as one, with serene views overlooking the river park through floor-to-ceiling glass, and connect to an outdoor-living deck complete with fire pit and builtin BBQ. An upper level guest suite overlooks the great room below, steps away from an adult lounge with wet bar and private deck. The residenceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s location is quintessential --- tucked into lush vegetation of spruce, aspen and cottonwoods overlooking the San Miguel River Park, the property is a short stroll from the Gondola and shopping / fine dining in the Historic Core of Telluride. A few steps will place its owner on the river trail for miles of scenic and tranquil hiking along the San Miguel River. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com 26

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

Boomerang Lodge Unit 8 // $1,395,000 Amazing total remodel including a new 6x12-foot private deck, and new floor plan with two master bedrooms. Southeast-facing penthouse unit with great volume and nice views of Ajax, Bear Creek and the ski area. The views, volume, layout and location make this a super property. Secure building, hot tub, deck, fenced yard with sitting areas, common area with fireplace, covered heated parking, ski locker, short walk to Lift 7, grocery, liquor, dining all in the neighborhood. Building is well maintained with a majority of the units redone and very low HOA dues. This is the only unit available. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

Owl Meadows Unit 30 // $1,450,000 Original developerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s personal unit purchased preconstruction and upgraded â&#x20AC;&#x201D; lives like new. Skylights and three walls of glass with Ajax views. Never rented, rarely occupied, full wiring and sound package. Lower bedroom with outside entrance can be set up as studio. Deck faces east in the quietest location in the complex and closest to Lift 7. A perfect location for Telluride living or could be a very successful rental. 3D tour at https://my.matterport.com/ show/?m=UCAPCbxTVmA&mls=1. STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

45 Eider Creek Lane // $1,150,000 This four-bedroom, three-bath home has it all: privacy, views, convenience to Town, the valley floor, bike path, bus route and plenty of parking. The large deck off the main living area with floor-to-ceiling windows allows all-day natural light that brings the beauty inside. A sunning deck located off the master suite on the top level has breathtaking views of Ajax and the expansive valley floor. Ample storage, gourmet kitchen, plenty of cabinets, an eight-burner commercial gas stove, Sub-Zero fridge/freezer, Bosch dishwasher. Also, Hillside has a private tennis court. PAM GUILLORY | 970.708.0108 | pam@telluriderealestatecorp.com 26

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118 Liberty Bell Lane // $4,900,000 Enjoy a unique ownership opportunity just a quick walk or bike ride to downtown Telluride. This gorgeous stone house (original mining surveyors office) was originally built in 1930 for the Liberty Bell Mine. Sante Architects and Chandler Homes have transformed this gem into a modern oasis with original stone, beautiful wood accents and custom metalwork throughout. The home maintains its mining roots while perfectly blending modern touches that will satisfy the most discerning tastes. In addition, there is a studio apartment attached to the separate oversized garage that boasts some of the best views of the box canyon for entertaining your out-of-town friends and family! BRITTANY â&#x20AC;&#x153;BEBEâ&#x20AC;? HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com

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522 West Colorado Avenue // $4,975,000 Understated at its entrance, this exquisitely remodeled residence explodes with a mountain contemporary design flair upon entry. Its owner, an accomplished interior designer, has captured views of the ski resort and box canyon from its seamlessly flowing and open floorplan. Two south-facing lots allow for spacious outdoor living areas with decking, hot tub, fire pit and flower garden. Unheard of in Telluride, a generous motor court can accommodate as many as six vehicles together with an enclosed garage. All finishes, fixtures and appointments are upscale and refined with vibrant splashes of color. A two-bedroom guest house with superb, efficient design affords separation and privacy for guests and extended family. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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225 North Fir Street // $4,625,000 Three blocks to all Telluride has to offer — sunnyside, skiing, restaurants, shopping — but the views and the award-winning architect Tommy Hein design will make you want to stay nestled right in this fine home, featuring mountain-modern interiors by TRIBE Interiors that recall our rich mining heritage. Three bedrooms plus a flex room, three full and one half baths, garage for storage. Pre-sale opportunity / estimated completion Fall 2018. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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Historic Senate Wick Penthouse // $7,950,000 Newly constructed and refined penthouse residence located within the old “red light” district of the Historic Core of Telluride. Views from expansive decks capture the box canyon, Bear Creek and Ski Resort that will be forever protected. Sophisticated modern interiors offer an engaging contrast to the building’s brick, steel and stone exterior. Expansive window openings not only frame dramatic views, but capture the warmth of all-day sun. A one-half-block stroll to Colorado Avenue’s restaurants and shops underscores the convenience of the “mountain resort, urban lifestyle.” The entry hall is graced by a three-story glass illuminated elevator that is a striking architectural element unto itself. A level below comprises an expansive game / media and bunk room with light well and full bath. The steel and glass elevator opens upon the great room with two expansive east- and west-facing heated decks. A kitchen island with bar seats four and the adjoining dining area accommodates eight. A grand master bedroom with its own foyer and wet bar frames views of the Telluride peaks and is warmed by an Ortel gas fireplace with Nero Marquino marble surround. The floorplan includes five bedrooms and five full and one half baths. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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321 North Willow Street // $1,850,000 You have to experience the location in person to appreciate the magnitude of the views you will enjoy from your new sixbedroom, six full and one half-bath residence. Sale of this historic home includes HARC-approved plans for a 3,400+-SF residence, so you don’t have to jump through the hoops of the rigorous HARC approval process. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to build your Telluride dream home with truly epic views of the ski area, Ajax and the Box Canyon waterfalls on a double-oversized lot, all just two blocks from Main Street and everything that downtown Telluride has to offer. A unique opportunity to build your dream home without all of the tedious legwork. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

128 East Columbia Avenue // $2,375,000 Quintessentially Telluride, this three-bedroom Victorian beauty was fully remodeled in 2016 and is a perfect family home for year-round or seasonal living. With a prime central location just one block from Main Street and within walking distance to downtown Telluride’s many amenities — top-rated schools, ski lifts, the Gondola, dining, shopping, Town Park, festivals, and our infamous night life. A timeless front porch lends tremendous curb appeal and enters seamlessly into the home’s open floor plan; roomy living room, casual dining, and a charming kitchen A large rear flex room provides ample storage. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

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Wintercrown Penthouse // $4,150,000 The Wintercrown Penthouse possesses a top floor location overlooking the historic heart of Telluride. Just an elevator ride to fine dining, shopping and cultural events, nearly all living areas of this penthouse enjoy spectacular views of the box canyon peaks that surround this resort community. Upon arrival, abandon the automobile and stroll to the Gondola and ski lifts. The floor plan encompassing four bedrooms and four full and one half baths flows seamlessly on one level. An abundance of skylights absorbs the warmth of all-day sun and focuses on the mountain peaks above. Handcrafted, recycled hardwood base, case and cabinetry, and the finest of granites and marbles are just some of its upscale finishes. An expansive deck offers an ultimate outdoor entertaining experience. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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510 West Depot Avenue // $7,400,000 Tucked into lush vegetation of spruce, aspen and cottonwoods overlooking the San Miguel River, with a short stroll to the Gondola, this six-bedroom residence possesses the quintessential location. Its exterior of reclaimed hardwoods and classic masonry with a “miner’s smear” mortar blends the structure with its immediate environment and architecturally links it to the mining towns of the past above Historic Telluride. Strategically placed window openings capture dramatic views of the box canyon, river and ski resort, flooding the residence with warm sunlight. Telluride Gold stone accents an interior with the finest of finishes — integrated plaster, reclaimed hardwood floors, beaded tongue and groove Douglas Fir ceilings, alder doors and cabinetry and custom iron stairway railing. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Muscatel Flats Unit 9 // $549,000

237 North Davis Street // $750,000

This top floor unit has undergone an extensive remodel, making it even more desirable to the discerning one-bedroom buyer. One full bath, compact but high-end kitchen with stainless appliances, common laundry room, and one assigned covered parking space.

Least expensive and easiest build lot in Town with great views of the valley and the ski area. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net

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North Beaver Pond Unit E // $525,000

River Club Fractionals // from $35,000-$125,000

Great location in the Town of Telluride close to both Town Park and the Gondola. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom, 657-SF condo is located on the top floor with plenty of natural light and no shared walls. There is an assigned, covered parking space.

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

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Eider Creek Unit 309 // $325,000 Located only two miles from the Town of Telluride, this sunny one-bedroom represents a terrific opportunity to own a home in the area at an approachable price. Enjoy Ingram and Ballard views from the spacious private deck or from the Saltillo-tiled sun room. MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com 38

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405 West Galena Avenue // $4,500,000 Located on one of Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most desirable corners, with access to hiking just up the street and walking to restaurants, shopping and skiing just down the street. The home was thoughtfully designed and sited by a renowned architect with particular attention to floor plan and top-quality finishes. Views reaching from the ski area to the box canyon are enjoyed from the expansive porches and balconies. The outdoor experience is further enhanced with patios and large hot tub surrounded by mature landscaping. Start the day with sunrise to the east and finish the evening with magnificent sunsets to the west. This is a very special house in a very special setting. SANDY SUCHARSKI | 970.708.1136 | sandski2@gmail.com

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Bear Creek Lofts 1B // $2,150,000 Beautiful Main Street three-bedroom condo with high-end finishes, 12-foot ceilings, very large living room, huge garage and alley deck offering great views from the hot tub! A private elevator brings you up from the spacious two-car garage with ample storage for all of your Telluride gear. WILL BLOUNT | 970.275.9689 | wewblount@gmail.com

Bear Creek Lofts 1C // $2,250,000 Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ultimate two-bedroom Main Street penthouse. Nothing compares to Bear Creek Lofts 1C. Very comfortable living areas, 12-foot ceilings, high-end finishes and the best views in Telluride. All-day sun, summer concerts and fireworks all from your private rooftop deck. Walking distance to everything in Town. Stairs to Main Street and private elevator access to a spacious garage below. A must see! WILL BLOUNT | 970.275.9689 | wewblount@gmail.com

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215 North Fir Street // $4,475,000 Three blocks to all Telluride has to offer — sunnyside, skiing, restaurants, shopping — but the views and the award-winning architect Tommy Hein design will make you want to stay nestled right in this fine home, featuring mountain-modern interiors by TRIBE Interiors that recall our rich mining heritage. Three bedrooms plus flex room, three full and one half baths, garage for storage. Pre-sale opportunity / estimated completion Fall 2018. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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TBD Primrose Lane // $1,300,000 Best lot in Town with Bear Creek, waterfall, ski area and sunset views. Town water and sewer, paved road with curb and gutter. Utilities will be extended to the lot line. Get it while you can — it won’t last long at this price! To view a drone video of the property please visit: www.youtube.co/watch?v=E5PK3lbbqP0. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | steve@telluridesbestrealestate.com

Black Bear Units 201A & B // $995,000 Prime location in the heart of Telluride. Bright sunny location with views of the ski area, Bear Creek and Colorado Ave. (Main Street). Property is located on the second floor with window frontage on Main. Unit 201A is being rented as a studio apartment. Unit 201B is currently rented by a law office. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

63A Pilot Knob Lane // $865,000 Valley Floor views, proximity to town, newer construction, three bedrooms, security system, and a garage — opportunities like this are a rarity in today’s market, and this gorgeous duplex won’t last long. Nestled between Eider Creek condos and the Hillside neighborhood, this townhome was constructed in 2005 with quality in mind. The living area with cozy gas fireplace adjoins the kitchen with custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, recessed lighting, and granite countertops. On the top level, the master suite enjoys the stunning Valley Floor views and excellent sunlight. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com BRITTANY “BEBE” HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com

Lulu City Unit 6L // $849,000 Beautifully remodeled Lulu City condo. This unit has two bedrooms plus a sleeping loft with three full bathrooms. Overlooking the pool and hot tub, you also get one of the few air-conditioned units in Town. Great rental potential, being in the short term rental zone. Also close to Lift 7 for easy ski access and Clark’s Market. SCOT JONES | 303.881.0751 | scotajones@hotmail.com

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431 West Galena Avenue One of Telluride’s most sizeable residences with five bedrooms and five full and one half baths, this home is tucked into a private neighborhood adjoining 7,500 SF of open space for family use and enjoyment. Just a few minutes’ stroll to schools, playgrounds, shopping, restaurants and entertainment, the home is turnkey and newly remodeled. An elevator from the garage level offers easy access to upper levels. Its stone exterior and high-quality construction render the property maintenance free. Kitchen, living and dining areas flow seamlessly for family gatherings and are superbly appointed and finished — appliances include Wolf, Sub-Zero and Bosch, and finishes of plaster walls and cherry flooring, to name a few. A timeless home for generations of family and an extraordinary value. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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

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741 Mountain Village Boulevard // $6,950,000 Anchored on a lushly wooded hillside overlooking the Mountain Village Core, with on-grade ski access from the lower level, this exquisite residence has convenience to Village Core amenities and the Gondola. Its bold exterior of stone and timber with European flair blends perfectly with its setting. Impeccable interior finishes include cherry cabinetry, trim and doors, marble and flagstone flooring, granite and travertine baths. A grand entry features a two-and-a-half-story custom circular steel and cherry staircase. The floor plan embraces five bedrooms (two masters), eight baths, theater room, family room with wet bar and fireplace, chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen and ski room opening to the trail. All levels are elevator served with the master suite possessing its own wing. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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121 High Country Road // $4,850,000 This quintessential log beauty borders Teddy’s Way and acres of wooded open space, and has plenty of room for entertaining your family and friends in luxurious mountain style. A single-owner gem built in 2000 to the strictest specifications, this fivebedroom home has many of the most sought-after features of today’s finest ski homes. An open floor plan on the main level begs to host gatherings of any size, with a gourmet kitchen, large wet bar, giant windows with sweeping views, a grand fireplace, and gracious outdoor patios which allow the indoors and outdoors to merge together in summer months for full enjoyment of this peacefully secluded lot. Other key features include a dramatic porte cochere entry, a cozy kids’ bunk room with an adjoining recreation room, two truly equal master suites, two additional guest rooms, a two-car garage, outdoor hot tub, and much more. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

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209 Wilson Peak Drive // $7,995,000 The ultimate in effortless ski access. The residenceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sense of arrival presents architecture that is uniquely contemporary with a blend of curvature and simplistic linear design that blends seamlessly with its mountainous environment through usage of copper and red cedar siding and barrel-vaulted copper and cedar shake roofing. Upon entry, its slate staircase and glass elevator provide the first hint of the superb mountain contemporary finishes found throughout. Frosted glass flooring from a hallway above streams light to the entry level. White hard maples, integrated color concrete, and stainless steel interior sliding glass doors are but a few of the fine finishes utilized throughout. One can access the main level up a dramatic open-tread steel and slate staircase or glass pneumatic elevator, a unique architectural element unto itself. A curved art wall invites one to open living, dining and chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen areas with dramatic floor-to-ceiling views of the San Sophia Ridge through yet another curved exterior wall, and warmed by an artistically-designed fireplace. This great room also accesses expansive decks to the north and south offering additional enjoyable outdoor living areas. Located with end-of-the-road privacy. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com @TRECTelluride

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151 Benchmark Drive // $2,950,000 Never before listed for sale, this meticulously-maintained four-bedroom log home was one of the first to be built in the Mountain Village on what is arguably one of the finest lots in the Village. The home offers two master suites, is located directly trailside to the Bridges ski run, and features A+ on-grade ski access, outstanding views of the San Sophia Ridge and easy access to the Mountain Village Core, Gondola, restaurants, shopping, etc. Once you see it, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll understand why this was one of the first lots chosen. This property is simply the best single-family trailside opportunity available for less than $3M. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

Plaza Unit 303 // $2,800,000 Location, location, location! Plus 3,100 SF all on one level makes this Village Core offering hard to beat. Enjoy excellent spaciousness throughout the four-bedroom, three full and one half-bath residence. Offering an abundance of glass in the living areas to enjoy views of the ski area and to take in the natural solar gain. Very well maintained and by far the most convenient location in the Mountain Village. The fourth bedroom could also be a den/office. Offered turnkey minus a few art pieces. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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Peaks Penthouse 751 // $829,000

Knoll Estates Lot 31 // $595,000

Impressive corner penthouse at the Peaks Resort & Spa, with stunning views of the San Sophias and Telluride Ski Area. The resort offers the finest amenities on the Western Slope and is located within easy walking distance of all Mountain Village has to offer.

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

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

Bear Creek Lodge Penthouse 405 // $810,000

Peaks Units 640 & 642 // $449,000

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

Conde Nast Traveler recently added the Peaks Resort & Spa to their ‘’Best in Colorado’’ list. Units 640 and 642 are connecting west-facing units that sleep up to eight people. Upper floor sunset and Wilson views with a great private deck, plus new king mattresses.

DAVE FLATT | 970.209.0681 | dave@daveflatt.com

ROBERT STENHAMMER | robert@telluriderealestatecorp.com

Mountain Lodge Unit 4007/4009 // $445,000

Lot 311, Mountain Village // $595,000

Rare two-bedroom corner unit next to the creek has a lock-off for rental flexibility. All the services of the Mountain Lodge with ski-in/ ski-out access, bar and restaurant on site, pool, hot tubs, steam, gym, ski shop on site, concierge and a shuttle van for those tired legs.

Borders Hood Park with good ski access. Ski home on Bridges ski run, walk just a few steps to home. Easy-to-build lot with privacy, convenience and great views.

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128 Victoria Drive // $5,650,000 Very private and elegantly appointed five-bedroom timber and stone home that exudes warmth and comfort. Intended for a large family and nestled in the woods of one of the Mountain Villageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most exclusive neighborhoods, the home was completely rebuilt in 2010 with a level of finish and quality that must be seen to be appreciated. The home features antique furniture and reclaimed French limestone flooring, interior stone, ceiling beams and various other architectural pieces from Chateau Domingue, coupled with walnut flooring, doors and trim. The property has direct ski-out access and is located at a very desirable Mountain Village elevation. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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247 Adams Ranch Road // $2,495,000 Located adjacent to the golf course with great views of the San Sophia Ridge, this high-end five-bedroom custom home features four bedrooms in the main house with a large master suite including a separate office/library on the upper level, and a one-bedroom/one-bath apartment over the three-car garage that generates a minimum of $1,700/month in rental income. Great outdoor living space with multiple decks, patios and outdoor hot tub, and the property backs up to open space and the Jurassic trail. This home is the least expensive five-bedroom home in Mountain Village or Town of Telluride, and priced below replacement cost. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

Country Club Drive - Lots 151R1, 151R2 & 151R3 // $775,000-$825,000 Three gently sloping building lots, approximately 0.3 acres each, located within a short stroll of the Mountain Village Core. Superb access, perfect southwest solar exposure, overlooking the first fairway and 18th green with 180-degree views of the Wilson Range, Palmyra Peak and ski resort, these parcels present an easy build with an incomparable location. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Lot 434, Mountain Village // $3,200,000 Offered for sale for the first time ever, Lot 434 offers the A+ qualities of a true ski-in/ski-out lot that buyers have been waiting for. Ski access doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get any easier, with direct trailside location to the Galloping Goose ski run for seamless ski-in/ski-out access. Continuing, enjoy excellent views to the San Sophia Range, along with all-day natural light. Lastly, abutting over three acres of open space, the 0.72-acre parcel offers excellent privacy in the estate neighborhood of Touchdown Drive. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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100 Eagle’s Rest Circle // $8,300,000 Eagle’s Rest Lodge is the ultimate retreat for generations of family that comfortably sleeps twenty-five within five spacious bedrooms and two bunk rooms, with incomparable trailside access. Expansive mountainous views explode at entry through a floor-to-ceiling window, spilling sunlight upon a two-and-a-half-story great room replete with a rustic stone-surround fireplace of equal height. The open main-level floor plan flows effortlessly to dining room and chef’s kitchen. The exterior of stone and Douglas fir logs with composite slate roof blends perfectly with the “old-growth” native spruce, in a very secluded setting. Finishes include rustic white oak base, case, doors and floors; tongue-and-groove aspen ceilings; native stone interior accents and fireplaces; and granite countertops in kitchen and baths. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Lorian III Unit 2 // $2,725,000 This condominium residence is situated on one of the premier lots in the Village — steps to skiing, the Gondola and shopping. The residence is a corner condominium, giving it a sense of privacy. With its one-level floor plan and Control 4 home automation system, the layout is perfect for family and friends to gather in the central kitchen/dining/sitting area or when separate spaces are desired, there is an intimate den that is a favorite spot of the current owners. The custom stone interior, plaster walls and rotunda seating and bar blend seamlessly with the custom cabinetry and flooring. The four bedrooms are all en-suite, in addition to the master bedroom having an office space. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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

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122 Highlands Way // $4,650,000 Timeless Mountain Village five-bedroom, six-full-bath, 7,134-SF timber frame home set on 1.86 acres in the estate neighborhood of Highlands Way. Enjoy dramatic views to the San Sophia Range, whether from the floor-to-ceiling windows of the great room or the expansive outdoor deck. The residence is comprised of two master suites, three guest bedrooms, rec room, exercise room, wine room and office/den off the master wing. Bask in the warmth of all-day natural light and enjoy the privacy of cul-de-sac location. Offered fully furnished, extras include outdoor hot tub patio, three fireplaces, two wet bars, breakfast nook and recently installed oxygen system in the master bedroom. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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See Forever Village Unit B402 // $5,600,000 One of very few corner penthouses with double-loaded views of the Wilson Range and ski resort in the Mountain Villageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most-sought-after location at See Forever Village. This spectacular residence is showcased by floor-to-ceiling window openings, vaulted ceilings, four fireplaces with steel and stone surrounds, two master bedroom suites, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, antique chestnut hardwood flooring, alder base and case and much more. The master and two other guest suites are located on the main level adjoining a very spacious great room and living, kitchen and dining areas. If managed by the Peaks Resort & Spa, all amenities and services are available to its owner and guests. Finishes are exquisite, including copper sinks, Rocky Mountain hardware, granites, travertines and more. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Lumiere Unit 301 // $1,795,000 Experience all of the amenities of a luxury boutique hotel in the comfort of a condominium designed with your family in mind. Lumiere 301 offers high-end finishes throughout, private elevator and garage access, and the convenience and service of a luxury slope-side ski property. Enter this condo via direct elevator or garage access into an open living, dining and kitchen area from which you walk out onto the deck and enjoy views of the San Sophia Range. All on one level, Lumiere 301 has a master suite and two guest bedrooms located down the hall from the main living area. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW â&#x20AC;&#x153;DRUFURâ&#x20AC;? WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

211 Benchmark Drive // $1,695,000 A quality home at an incredible price, representing the best value available among ski access homes in Mountain Village. Towering views are captured by the two-story windows that enclose the great room. With its open design and brand-new kitchen, the light- and view-filled living spaces were created for gatherings and culinary collaborations. The expansive master suite occupies the entire top floor, featuring a large en-suite, a private deck, and ample closet space. The bottom floor of the home contains three bedrooms and two full baths. A separate family room with three-quarter bath and a two-car garage complete the floor plan. Wrap-around deck. Easy ski access to Bridges ski trail two homes away. MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

162 San Joaquin Road Unit 2 // $1,575,000 A very well-conceived log home with a smart floor plan. Two bedrooms are currently set up as dens, but the home could comfortably live as a four-bedroom, each with en-suite bath. Double-sided fireplaces in both master suites create the ideal alpine ambiance. Luxurious baths throughout and the kitchen is equipped to satisfy any chef. Abundant space in the living areas under twostory windows. Enjoy protected views of the San Sophia Range from the great room or while relaxing in the hot tub on the large front deck. Bask in the sunshine on the private back porch and flagstone patios, then light up the fire pit for warmth when the sun goes down. MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

103 Lawson Overlook // $1,575,000 A perfect family residence nestled in a private meadow bordering open space with dramatic views of the San Sophia Ridge. Constructed of timber and stone, the floor plan flows seamlessly throughout the main living area centered around a floor-toceiling Telluride Gold stone fireplace. The master suite is located on the main level adjacent to the living room. The lower level possesses three bedrooms that adjoin an expansive family room for entertaining. A spacious deck, ideal for outdoor dining, is a natural extension to the living area. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

750 Mountain Village Boulevard // $5,400,000 Location will always be the first word to describe this rare Mountain Village opportunity. Step off the stone deck of this fourbedroom, five full and one half-bath slopeside home and you are basically in line for Lift 4. This well-designed log home is ideal for family vacations and entertaining, as it sleeps 16 comfortably and has multiple living areas with amazing views. Sit comfortably around a beautiful center-room double-sided river rock fireplace, as friends and family enjoy arguably one of the ski areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best settings. The other side of the fireplace opens to a very large open modern kitchen, window-cladded large bay dining room, and fireplace sitting area. The kids will enjoy two sets of custom-built bunk beds that sleep eight, and their own living area with entertainment center. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 970.728.1613 | fgarden7@gmail.com

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Mountain Lodge at Telluride // starting at $299,000 Located between two ski runs, and just steps from the Gondola, this full-service ski-in/ski-out property takes care of everything for you. With slopeside convenience, upscale amenities and gracious services, Mountain Lodge at Telluride completes the ultimate Telluride experience. Surrounded by panoramic views of the majestic San Juan Mountains, Mountain Lodge features one-, two- and three-bedroom condos along with four-bedroom luxury log cabins. The main lodge features a tremendous lobby warmed by an immense river-rock fireplace. Gleaming with rich leather and rustic Western elegance, the lobby also features the full-service View Bar & Grill. JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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Franz Klammer Fractional Units // $48,000-$65,000

TBD Double Eagle Way // $230,000

Fairmont Benefits include reciprocal use at over 100 resort properties around the world, plus an in-house rental program, and an invitation to the ultra-exclusive Fairmont Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Circle.

Great lot in The Timbers subdivision of the Mountain Village. Private and quiet with big views to the San Sophia Range. Just reduced in price, it is one of the best entry-level vacant lot offerings.

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com PAM GUILLORY | 970.708.0108 | pam@telluriderealestatecorp.com

DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

Bear Creek Lodge Fractional Units // $13,750-$17,950

Pine Meadows 124-D // $149,500

A well-planned project with a long list of amenities, staffed with a capable and considerate team, equals a wise choice for your investment in a second home at a very low entry cost.

Luxurious ski-in/ski-out four-bedroom townhome with stunning views to the San Sophia Range, golf and skiing. Note: this D rotation can be combined with Rotation C to have four weeks back to back in both summer and winter.

DAVE FLATT | 970.209.0681 | dave@daveflatt.com MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

SCOTT KELLEY | 970.708.2123 | spk@telluridecolorado.net

Mountain Lodge Unit 4217 // $425,000

Ski Locker + Parking // $575,000

Fully furnished, this top-level two-bedroom, two-bath condo enjoys abundant natural light to make it one of the brightest units in the complex. A sizeable west-facing patio overlooking the Double Cabins ski run provides guests with a comfortable outdoor space.

Unique private ski locker steps to lift 4 that includes a deeded parking and storage space. Located in the Heritage Crossing building. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

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Lots 126R & 152R, Mountain Village // $11,900,000 Last remaining large-scale regional development opportunity, with direct ski and golf access and located within an easy stroll to the Mountain Village Core. With perfect southwest solar exposure and dramatic vistas of the ski resort, Mount Wilson and the San Sophia Range, its location can only be described as five-star. Encompassing nearly five and a half developable acres, the site has entitlements for 70 hotel rooms and 58 luxury condominium units, with additional approvals for ample footage related to hotel common areas and commercial. One may take advantage of current approvals, or the site lends itself to flexibility of alternative design schemes. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Double Cabins Unit 7 // $1,150,000

Madeline Unit 1305 // $789,500

Look no further when wishing to find a lot to build a home that offers excellent ski access, views, easy walk to the Gondola, grocery store and Village Core. Families love this location as it offers ease of access to all the wonderful amenities of the Mountain Village.

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on the first one-bedroom re-sale opportunity at the Hotel Madeline, now under new management by world-renowned Auberge Hotels. This property has it all. This is a large, true onebedroom condominium with amazing windows and a full kitchen.

DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

Mountain Lodge Unit 2222/2224 // $599,000

Peaks Units 641, 643 & 649 // $895,000

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

Three contiguous sixth-floor units that have been combined to make one large two-bedroom, three-bath condo, with a 45-SF terrace offering great views of the San Sophia Range. Complete remodel in 2016. Multiple rental opportunities, all Peaks amenities.

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Lot 89-2C, Mountain Village // $795,000

Lot 927R-2, Mountain Village // $995,000

Two gently sloping building lots totaling 1.12 acres. 270-degree views to the San Sophia and Wilson ranges and the Palmyra Peaks. Nearly on-grade stroll to the Gondola, golf club and Village Core retail and amenities. Perfect southwest solar exposure.

Gentle sloping trailside lot with seamless ski access via Double Cabins ski run. Extraordinary views of the San Sophia Range and ski resort. One of the last remaining true ski-in/ski-out estate lots with excellent solar exposure. Superb value for an end user.

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Telemark Unit C // $3,599,000 The ultimate combination of luxury and location in the Mountain Village. A wonderful ski-in/ski-out location considered to be the closest stand-alone home to Lift 4. Casa Galena has five spacious guest suites with en-suite bathrooms, plus a half bath, all in 3,967 SF. The main level features a large open living area with vaulted ceilings, a kitchen with bar area, separate den (perfect as a childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s TV room) and deck space for comfortable outdoor living. The living and dining areas have big views of the ski runs. The large master suite features a stone fireplace and private patio. Diamond plaster throughout, with steelwork accents and a large private hot tub with views of the ski area. Two deeded underground parking spaces and central humidification on two floors. PETER LOOMIS | 970.708.9562 | peterwloomis@aol.com

121 Lodges Lane // $2,675,000 This ski-in/ski-out home has sweeping dramatic views of the San Sophia Range, and sleeps 16 people with six bedrooms and six full and one half baths. Ski-in/ski-out is just a short walking distance to the Sundance ski run. You can ski into the home on a green or blue run and ski out via a green run. This home was tastefully re-decorated in 2016 in a casual mountain style. It has every comfort, including a large private 10-person hot tub, large living area, two master suites, two entertainment areas and large bedrooms. There are multiple decks with truly spectacular views. PETER LOOMIS | 970.708.9562 | peterwloomis@aol.com

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San Joaquin Assemblage // $5,850,000 A rare assemblage of two estate ski lots totaling 2.7 private, lushly-forested acres bordering US Forest Service land. Approved re-platting presents a unique opportunity for the creation of a compound for generations of family and friends. The upper parcel, located on-grade to the Sundance ski run, commands breathtaking views of the entire mountainous Telluride region. Located below and out of sight from the primary residence is a quaint, lodge-like residence with an exterior of native stone, vertical cedar siding and rustic Corten steel accents. Its timber frame construction envelops four bedrooms (including bunk room), four and a half baths, den/study, and country kitchen flowing to a two-story great room with dining area. A perfect landing spot to enjoy Telluride while constructing above. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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230 San Joaquin Road // $2,950,000 Tucked in a grove of old-growth spruce and pine, the residence is quaint and lodge-like with an exterior of native stone and vertical cedar siding, with rustic Corten steel accents. Its timber frame construction envelops four bedrooms (including bunk room), four full and one half baths, den/study, and country kitchen flowing to a two-story great room with dining area. The master suite occupies the entire upper level with en-suite bath (with steam shower and jetted tub), marble and travertine finishes, gas fireplace with stone surround and private office. Finishes include heart pine cabinetry, base and case; hand-forged steel railings; and a mix of wide-plank oak and slate flooring. A dumbwaiter with the rustic finish of Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mining era lands in the kitchen from a two-car heated garage on the lowest level. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

Lot 1171R, Mountain Village // $2,900,000 Lushly-forested 1.8-acre building parcel bordering US Forest Service land, with on-grade ski access to the Sundance ski run. The lot commands views of the entire mountainous Telluride region. Preliminary site plan and architectural sketch plans are available for a residence with five bedrooms (including a master occupying an entire wing), five bathrooms, two powder rooms, twostory great room, game room, home theater, chef â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen open to dining and living rooms, and outdoor living experience on expansive decks and patio. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Blue Mesa Lodge 41B // $565,000

Lot 725, Adams Ranch // $750,000

This one-bedroom, two-bath condo is located in a dog-friendly complex — steps to lifts, shopping, dining, biking and hiking. Natural light floods the unit with multiple skylights and great southern exposure. Lofted bedroom with en-suite bath.

A true gem! A beautiful lot with 360-degree views. This lot is sunsoaked and situated near the 7th and 8th hole of the world-class Telluride Golf Course. Its location offers a quick seven-minute drive to downtown Telluride, or five minutes to the Village Core.

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Mountain Lodge Unit 3006/3008 // $440,000

Lot BC110RR, Mountain Village // $369,000

Location always matters, even within a complex. This two-bedroom corner unit is located in the coveted 3000 building and is rare in the fact that it shares no common walls with other units. Its corner location affords extra windows, great light, and stunning views.

Private location on Lawson Overlook surrounded by open space with a knoll-top building site and great views of the northern peaks. The asking price includes schematic design as previously approved by the Mountain Village Design Review Board.

GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net

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Mountain Lodge Unit 3219/3221 // $575,000

Adams Ranch Vacant Land // $160,000 - $225,000

Oriented for great natural light and stunning Northern Peaks views, this is the largest three-bedroom floor plan in the complex. The main floor includes the master bedroom and an additional lock-off bedroom that can be rented out if not needed while in residence.

Own a cul-de-sac! Quiet lots, wooded and surrounded by nature. Great locals’ spot or for a second homeowner looking for value. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com

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109 Palmyra Drive // $3,395,000 109 Palmyra Drive is the ultimate family ski lodge with two master suites on the upper level and five (or six) bedrooms in total. This classic log home comes professionally furnished, features an open floor plan and vaulted ceiling, a gourmet kitchen and a large main level deck to soak up the views of the northern peaks. The lower level offers an intimate family gathering area with a saloon-style bar, a bunk room for the kids, and a separate exercise room that could also serve as a sixth bedroom. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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Sunset Ridge at Gray Head // $27,500,000 Sunset Ridge’s sense of arrival can only be described as awe-inspiring — cliff-side on a private peninsula with a breathtaking mountainous panorama. The residence’s bold, yet simplistic, linear architecture naturally draws a first-time visitor to a glass entryway door offering a first hint of the refinement of finishes and viewscape beyond. The owner and the renowned Aspen architect Bill Poss have artfully designed a residence that not only frames the view, but seemingly integrates the mountains as an intrinsic element to the structure. Overlooking a pond reflecting the mountain peaks beyond and fed by a cascading stream running beneath the master suite bridge over waterfalls to the pond below, the home’s finishes and appointments were painstakingly and globally sourced by the design team. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

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The Sound of Music Ranch // $22,800,000 The Sound of Music, the perfect name for one of the westâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most scenic ranches. Conveniently located just 13 miles from Telluride and accessed via a year-round maintained county road, wildlife habitat abounds with a 200-head elk herd roaming the property. Subject to a conservation easement in favor of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, the propertyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new owner will be forever protected from insensitive development with a limit of six strategically-placed homesites on the entire property. Gently rolling topography is blanketed with mature aspen and old-growth evergreen surrounding lush meadows with high mountain grasses. Several expansive ponds provide water for resident wildlife and excellent water and ditch rights insure hundreds of acres of lowlands will remain green. Parcel BR is available individually at $9,900,000; Parcel CR at $12,900,000. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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Gray Head 35-Acre Parcels // $2,350,000 each 35-acre lots include Gray Head amenities — 1/23rd ownership in stables, foreman’s historic cabin and office, historic clubhouse, tennis court, rec fields and more, along with access to miles of private trails. Gray Head is Telluride’s most exclusive neighborhood, with the finest homes and vistas in the area. Also includes access to in-town amenities just 20 minutes away, including valet parking and Auberge/Element 52 amenities. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

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

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685 Wilson Way, Gray Head // $10,250,000 Located on 35 acres within the spectacular Gray Head Wilderness Preserve, Catmando is unsurpassed in craftsmanship and setting. Perched overlooking the Telluride Ski Resort, surrounded by the Telluride regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entire collection of 13,000- to 14,000foot peaks, this owner/developer historic renovation is one of a kind. The main living area consists of a pre-Civil War barn with ceilings up to 35 feet, observatory, gym, game/theatre room. The five-bedroom estateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s backyard incorporates a private resort including ponds, waterfalls, and 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. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

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110 Bernardo Drive // $3,495,000 With over 500 acres of open space north and east of the property, this home sits on 5.31 acres and is located at the top of Bernardo Drive, providing total privacy, where you will enjoy 360-degree big sky mountain views and all-day sunshine. The four+-acre lot directly below this home is also available for sale to the purchaser of this home. The views this house enjoys will not be impacted at all if the buyer chooses to build another house on the lot below. The buyer has many options available by owning both lots. Being on the sunny side of the mountain allows you to enjoy glorious sunrises, natural ambient light and warmth, and spectacular alpenglow sunsets. Double rainbows are not unusual to see here in the summertime. Enhancing Aldasoro Ranch are the herds of majestic elk that graze here for your enjoyment to watch as they traverse the landscape. Being only 10 minutes from Town, it feels like you’re in the country, yet you’re close to everything. If you don’t want to drive, then use Aldasoro’s Dial-a-Ride program. This warm and cozy home shows great attention to unique architectural design, with large windows and an abundance of storage spaces throughout. MARY SAMA-BROWN | 970.708.0602 | mary@mayaair.com TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com 90

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547 Wapiti Road // $1,850,000 Very comfortable Ski Ranches family compound consisting of two homes totaling six bedrooms, four and one half baths and 4,350 SF. The main home has four bedrooms and three and one half baths and the secondary home has two bedrooms and one bath. The main home’s open floor plan of the kitchen, dining and living room provides wonderful space for the entire family to gather, while two flex rooms afford additional space for recreating. The 1.8-acre lot enjoys wonderful privacy, natural light and views of the San Sophia Range, and two garages offer plenty of storage. DAN HENSCHEL | 970.708.2131 | dan@danhenschel.com

449 Wapiti Road // $600,000

TBD Promontory Drive // $525,000

Great opportunity to own and build on a choice Ski Ranches lot that consists of 1.5 gently-sloping acres which abut open space. Lot 37 offers great views to the San Sophia Range, natural sunlight and easy access in and out of the Ski Ranches.

With cul-de-sac privacy, abutting open space, big-time 180-degree views to the San Sophia Range and ski area, knoll-top building site, natural light and quick access to a mecca of hiking and biking trails and National Forest, Lot 23 is a prime, A+ Ski Ranches lot.

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13080 27.6 Road, Dolores // $1,199,000 This five-acre solar-, wind- and underground-powered estate is within a 15-minute drive to all southwestern Colorado has to offer – Mesa Verde National Park, BLM, McPhee Reservoir, Phil’s World (mountain biking mecca), the City of Cortez (offering shopping, restaurants and Ute Mountain Casino and Resort), and the Town of Dolores — offering some of the best hunting units in the state, world-class fly fishing on the Dolores and the West Fork of the Dolores Rivers. Located an hour south of Telluride, this six-bedroom property is ideal for a sportsman’s lodge or corporate retreat. BEN JACKSON | 970.708.1495 | bkjack@rmi.net ANDREW “DRUFUR” WILLIAMSON | 205.213.7889 | drufur@yahoo.com @TRECTelluride

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8071 Preserve Drive // $2,995,000 With unmatched privacy and proximity to all that Telluride has to offer , this fabulous fiv e-bedroom home is set on 12 stunning acres amongst old-growth aspen in one of Tellurideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most exclusive communities. The residence boasts a spectacular sense of arrival with breathtaking views of iconic Wilson Peak framed by a 30-foot wall of glass. The open fl oor plan fl ows from the great roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s massive stone fir eplace, to the gourmet kitchen and sunny breakfast alcove. The property was designed with outdoor living in mind, and the expansive views and southern exposure can be enjoyed from the wrap-around flagst one patio and covered outdoor cooking and dining area. STEVE HILBERT | 970.729.0003 | shilbert@telluridecolorado.net ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

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West Meadows Lot 14 // $4,250,000 This is a one-of-a-kind 35-acre parcel in the exclusive West Meadows community located directly across from the Telluride Mountain Village entrance. The property offers one of the most spectacular building sites in the region, with ample space for a guest house and barn, and is ideally situated adjacent to the West Meadows open space acreage. This is without question the finest equestrian real estate parcel in the area with proximity to the Mountain Village and the Historic Town of Telluride. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

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8210 Highway 145 // $6,795,000 Situated on an exclusive 29-acre parcel just outside of Telluride, Turkey Creek Ranch is a rare and unique horse property. Designed by Aspen-based architect Michael Fuller and located in the Raspberry Patch subdivision, this six-bedroom, three full and one half-bath, 7,210-SF gated compound enjoys 360-degree views of some of the most beautiful 14,000-foot peaks in the area, and is only one mile from Mountain Village and minutes from downtown Telluride. Water flows throughout the property via natural springs and pristine mountain creeks, all highlighted by a large stocked trout pond. Horse and hiking trails, and meadows, extend from the property into the National Forest and to the best of the San Juan Mountains. STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

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TBD Hancock Street, Rico // $59,000

2 North Glasgow Avenue, Rico // $275,000

This large four-lot parcel in town is just a stone’s throw from the Dolores River. Build your dream home in the aspen treetops that overlook the river valley. This lot is perfect for a multi-story home as a portion ascends up the valley wall with a large flat bottom.

The location of this mixed use property on three lots is arguably one of Rico’s best. Located on Main Street directly across from the Enterprise Bar & Grill, this property is in the heart of commercial Rico. There is a large studio living space plus a retail space.

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421 South Trout Lake Road // $595,000

131 North Van Winkle, Rico // $449,000

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

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

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119 O’Rourke Drive, Trout Lake // $675,000

Spruce Creek Lot 3R // $325,000

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

Great views, big alpine meadow, aspen and spruce trees. Ideal location for a mountain cabin with room for horses, dogs and family, only 25 miles to Telluride. 7.86 acres close to fishing in the Dolores River. Borders US Forest Service land on the west.

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Barlow Creek Ranch // $2,195,000 One of the last inholdings in the Barlow Creek area has come to market. This remote 248 acres is completely surrounded by National Forest and is truly one of the most beautifully natural plots of land in the area. Huge views of the Lizard Head spire and surrounding mountains greet you at every turn. There is a small cabin on the property, with easy summer access and snowmobile access in the winter. FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

204 East Mantz Street, Rico // $560,000

14 South Glasgow Avenue, Rico // $499,000

Charming Victorian house with endless pool, garage and outbuildings on a corner lot exceeding 10,000 SF. Five bedrooms, two and three-quarter baths, two wood-burning stoves (one convertible to a fireplace) covered porches, mature landscaping.

One of Ricoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most iconic Main Street buildings, the Rico Mercantile was built in 1890 and served as the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main general store for many years. Located in the center of town and surrounded by beautiful mountains, this is a chance to own a piece of history.

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TBD Highway 145, Rico // $698,000

25 South Silver Street, Rico // $475,000

This is a rare opportunity to own one of the largest and most beautiful Dolores Riverfront properties within the town limits of Rico. Almost the entire 9.35 acres runs along the river and is zoned both commercial and residential, accessed directly from Hwy 145.

This large three-bedroom, four-bath home is beautifully renovated and enjoys great privacy on four town lots. With a separate guest cabin, this large property offers lots of space. Great views to the south and west will greet you on the wrap-around porch.

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Snow Drift Ranch // $12,500,000 Own the top of Dallas Divide! Colorado Life Magazine (October 2016) named Snow Drift Ranch on Dallas Divide as the number one location in the entire state of Colorado to view autumn colors. This 10,000+-SF trophy homestead retreat with the highestquality features sits on 138 acres overlooking Ralph Laurenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s famous Double RL Ranch and the Sneffels and Cimarron mountain ranges. The overall property is made up of four separate lots, including the main home complex. Two of the 35-acre lots can be built on in the future with extremely amazing views. Huge workshop and attached 38-foot RV bay plus two two-car garages. Two generators and four solar panels trickle-charge two battery banks, with two inverters and DC lighting back-up. Enjoy incredible private elk and deer hunting. Perfect for a family or corporate retreat. ROBERT STENHAMMER | 970.708.7771 | robert@telluriderealestatecorp.com

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San Juan Ranch Lot 2B // $399,000

Wilson Mesa Ranch Lot A3 // $998,000

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

Pure Colorado describes this 35.1-acre hill top parcel on Wilson Mesa with Wilson Peak as a main backdrop. A large flat meadow and building site is surrounded by 360-degree views.

STEVE PATTERSON | 970.708.1675 | stiff@telluridecolorado.net

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

x 49 RedcliďŹ&#x20AC;e // $599,000

Gracie Sky Mountain Ranch Lot 7 // $548,000

Ideally located in a quiet, sunny neighborhood with large fenced yard. Easy access a few blocks off the highway. A charming, comfortable three-bedroom two-bath main house plus an apartment with new kitchen, bath with jetted tub and laundry.

The largest lot in the subdivision at 70 acres, and arguably the most beautiful. Big views of the Sneffels Range, Lone Cone and the Cimarrons greet you at almost every turn. Large ponderosa pines, aspen groves and countless wildflowers abound.

SANDY SUCHARSKI | 970.708.1136 | sandski2@gmail.com

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

Gracie Sky Mountain Ranch Lot 6 // $448,000

220 Elk Wallow Road // $794,000

Centrally located between Telluride and Ridgway and less than an hour to Montrose, this wonderfully natural 47 acres is easily accessed due to its proximity to Highway 62. Giant views of the Sneffels Range, Lone Cone and the Cimarrons.

The quintessential log home in the Colorado mountains. Located 15 miles from Telluride inside Wilson Mesa Ranches, this Golden Bear Builders-constructed four-bedroom home measures over 3,100 SF and sits on 8.6 acres under towering aspens.

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Lot 12A, Alder Canyon Ranches // $449,000

TBD Stock Road, B2 // $299,000

Large parcel with a mix of spruce, pine and aspen trees. Alder Creek runs through westernmost portion of parcel. This lot can be subdivided.

Special San Miguel River property located 16 miles from the Historic Town of Telluride and the Telluride Ski Area. Direct river access to some terrific fishing holes and a challenging riffle that will test your upstream casting skills. Property crosses river for supreme privacy.

KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynnsmith@gmail.com MARK & TERRIE DOLLARD | 970.708.0854 | dollard@markdollard.com

Lot 13, Old Elam Ranch // $249,000

10175 High BluďŹ&#x20AC; Drive // $199,000

One of the best view lots in Old Elam Ranch, this scenic parcel offers a level building site with 360-degree views of three different mountain ranges. The property is located just 30 minutes from Telluride on Hastings Mesa on well-maintained roads.

One of only two cul-de-sac properties on High Bluff Drive, this spectacular 35 acres gets the best of both worlds â&#x20AC;&#x201D; big views to the east and high mountain plains to the west. This rare equestrian property will appeal to ranchers and hunters alike.

ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

Lot 14, Specie Mesa Ranch // $599,000

TBD Stock Road, B1 // $265,000

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

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

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Mystic Valley Ranch // $3,800,000 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 Telluride Box Canyon are captured from the property. Vegetation includes a lush mix of aspen, spruce and high mountain meadows. A conservation easement protects this sanctuary by limiting building to three homes. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com BJ â&#x20AC;&#x153;CHIPâ&#x20AC;? LENIHAN | 970.708.9021 | chiplenihan@gmail.com

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3461 McKenzie Springs Road // $1,195,000 This amazing ranch property affords sprawling space, privacy, and room to roam, and is still just a 30-minute drive from Telluride or Ridgway. This exquisitely maintained property boasts a fourbedroom, 4,500-SF log home nestled among 57 acres of beautiful land with a horse arena and tack shed, attached two-car garage, outdoor hot tub, and sprawling views of the Sneffels and Wilson ranges. This equestrian property also offers extensive outdoor decks, top-of-the-line appliances, easy access to National Forest land, room for animals, and even a peaceful creek that graces the property in the summer months. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

535 Bluﬀ View Drive // $1,095,000 Hayden Peak Haven is a timeless mountain home with five bedrooms, three full and one half bathrooms and over 4,400 SF of livable space. The oversized master suite has an equally large ensuite bathroom and sunroom with access to the southeast-facing deck that wraps around the back of the house. The floor-to-ceiling robust detail of custom woodwork, trusses and stone give the home a refined classic finish. Situated on a 40-acre wooded bench with a combination of aspen, Gambel’s oak and pine, and majestic views of both the Sneffles and Wilson ranges. Wildlife abounds in this setting that could not be more perfect. KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynnsmith@gmail.com JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

747 County Road V44, Norwood // $1,299,000 This beautiful ranch includes 162.5 acres and borders National Forest. Located five miles from the town of Norwood, the property boasts mature trees, a small canyon, a seasonal spring and a yearround creek. Perfect for a family enclave, retreat center, hunting lodge or camp. The custom-built main house is 3,947 SF with four bedrooms and three baths. The guest house is 2,224 SF with two bedrooms and two baths. There’s a rustic cabin and summer glamping bedroom, both with electricity and without running water, plus seven teepees for a total of 6,171 SF, six bedrooms and five full baths. The enormous 1,200-SF deck enjoys south- and eastfacing sun with an outside hot tub and a large greenhouse atrium. PETER LOOMIS | 970.708.9562 | peterwloomis@aol.com

6670 McKenzie Springs Road // $1,850,000 Approximately 170 acres of lush meadow, aspen and ponderosa pine with deeded easement access to the US Forest Service. End-of-the-road privacy, excellent elk and deer hunting with two ponds, six-stall stable and guest house. Ideal equestrian terrain with high-producing well. Views of North Pole Peak and surrounding mountain range. Not a part of the McKenzie Springs HOA, but shares in the road maintenance agreement. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com

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66 Salt Trail // $1,500,000 A diamond in the rough, this spacious unfinished gem presents a rare opportunity to finish a home to your exact specifications for pennies on the dollar. Situated on over two acres on the 18th fairway of the formerly renowned Cornerstone Golf Club, this 7,000+-SF beauty has an open floor plan and is fully framed, well maintained, and ready for you to add the custom finishes of your dreams. Whether you’re looking for a unique chance to customfinish a home for use as a primary residence or considering this as an investment property, this stunner presents significant upside potential. The home’s interior features include a theater room, library/office, sizeable chef’s kitchen, bedrooms with en-suite baths, multiple fireplaces, and too many other features to name. GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

973 Posey Road, Wilson Mesa // $1,190,000 35.1 spectacular acres on Wilson Mesa. This beautiful vacant land has extraordinary 360-degree views of Wilson Peak, El Diente Peak, and Little Cone as well as the San Sophia Range. There’s a mix of aspens, blue spruce, Gambel’s oak, ponderosa pines and meadows. State of Colorado land is 30 feet from the property boundary. The new driveway takes you to an exceptional building site with electric, well, septic and 2,200-gallon underground water reservoir. Yearround Elk Creek flows through this property. This land is not part of any subdivision or an HOA, offering many options to build. PETER LOOMIS | 970.708.9562 | peterwloomis@aol.com

Stallion Ranch // $1,295,000 Stallion Ranch has already been surveyed and subdivided into four 35+-acre parcels available for future development or a conservation easement. It is located at the entrance to the Peninsula on Specie Mesa with sweeping views of the Wilsons, Little Cone and the San Juan Mountains. Two wells are in, one supplying the Western-style two-bedroom cabin, and the other attached to a windmill fillinga small pond in front of the home. TD SMITH | 970.729.1577 | td@tdsmith.com CHRIS SOMMERS | 970.729.2480 | chris@chrissommers.com BJ “CHIP” LENIHAN | 970.708.9021 | chiplenihan@gmail.com

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

Lot 11, Wilson Mesa Ranch // $220,000

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

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

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

ANDREW DOLESE | andrew@tellurideluxuryhomesandcondos.com

Lot 7, Spruce Mountain Ranch // $415,000

549 Marion Overlook // $129,000

This gently rolling terrain is blanketed with mature aspens, old growth evergreens and a lush meadow of high-mountain grasses. Seclusion and solitude at its best. This parcel has a 400-foot well in and abundant wildlife and would be any hunterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dream come true.

This very large lot in the River Park subdivision has great views of the surrounding mountains and is walking/biking distance to all of the great shops and restaurants in the town of Ridgway. Easy to build on and near the river trail and high school.

PAM GUILLORY | 970.708.0108 | pam@telluriderealestatecorp.com

FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com

Lot 4 Elk Meadows, Ridgway // $60,000

Sawpit River Ranch // $840,000

Located in the Elk Meadows neighborhood just above Ridgway, this peaceful enclave is just minutes from all the amenities town has to offer. Gently sloping, Lot 4 is perfectly positioned to take advantage of commanding views of Mt. Sneffels.

Just 12 miles from the Town of Telluride, adjacent to the San Miguel River, and located on the school bus route, the property boasts private fly-fishing water, exceptional solar exposure and direct access to hundreds of acres of BLM property.

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210 Hummingbird Trail // $2,275,000 Set upon Log Hill Mesa and adjacent to the 12th green at the Divide Ranch and Club, this gracious family home offers sweeping views of the Cimarron peaks. Massive timber doors provide an impressive entrance into this meticulously handcrafted home that features an open floor plan with a beautifully appointed gourmet kitchen, formal dining, and spectacular great room, complete with wood-burning fireplace. Oversized windows and multiple outdoor living spaces combine to create a breathtaking setting for family gatherings or entertaining guests. And when you’re ready to move the celebration inside, an equally impressive lower level offers a game room that includes a full bar, wine cellar, home theater and billiards table. You’ll also find a separate fitness center, spa and an outdoor hot tub. This home is truly in a class by itself for the Ridgway market. ALEX MARTIN | 970.729.1691 | alex@gotelluride.com JON DWIGHT | 970.708.0691 | jon@gotelluride.com MARCIN OSTROMECKI | 970.708.4119 | marcin@gotelluride.com

5109 County Road M44, Placerville // $2,200,000 Old European barn house with modern amenities and open floor plan creates an equestrian paradise. This three-bedroom, two and one half-bath, 4,100+-SF horse lover’s home was built with great thought into every detail, from old railroad trusses from Commerce City used as beams, to antique light fixtures, sinks and tubs from the late 1800s. Two large iron doors that close off the residential area were salvaged from the old Cooper Building in Denver. The residential space allows for great sunlight, warmth and incredible views throughout. For guests or ranch hands, a one-bedroom, one-bath, 806-SF guest home sits below the main residence. The 76-acre parcel has a year-round stream meandering through the valley and multiple fenced pastures. KIPLYNN SMITH | 970.729.1759 | kiplynnsmith@gmail.com JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com 106 GREATER TELLURIDE REGION

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5768 Highway 65 // $4,299,000 Just moments from Powderhorn Ski Resort, this property will entertain your every need with over 200 acres, a 6,700-SF main house, an 1,100-SF caretaker or guest house, a BBQ house/entertainment room and much more. The main house, boasting baroque dĂŠcor, offers tantalizing views of Powerhorn Ski Resort with an accommodating floorplan. The main level offers a large open area with casual and formal dining, gourmet kitchen, and living and sitting areas. Special features include a media room, radiant in-floor heat, tankless water heater, surround sound, sauna, hydraulic elevator, two fireplaces, wine room and concrete vault, patios on every level, ICF construction, two ponds, active stream, water rights, and so much more. FRANK STRACHAN | 504.616.8410 | fgarden7@gmail.com STEVE CATSMAN | 970.729.0100 | steve@catsman.com

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604 Sabeta Drive // $1,475,000 Beautiful custom-built high-efficiency home on the south side of the highly desirable Solar Ranches subdivision. The home is just under 4,500 SF with an attached oversized two-car garage and a separate space that could be used as a workout room or art/yoga/meditation studio. This home sits on over an acre of land and backs up to open space and ranch land preserving the huge views of the Ouray Valley. Breathtaking views from the private back patio accented by a custom pergola with built-in bench seating surrounding a fire pit for cooler evenings. BRITTANY â&#x20AC;&#x153;BEBEâ&#x20AC;? HINDE | 970.708.9014 | bebehinde@gmail.com GARRETT SIMON | 970.708.1155 | garrett@telluridecolorado.net JESSICA SIMON | 970.708.1156 | telluridejess@gmail.com

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Carbon Peak Ranch // $4,800,000 Located in a pristine valley, this 1,452-acre property has it all: trees, views, irrigation, borders National Forest with nearly one mile of fishable Carbon Creek running through the property. The property runs from mid-way up Carbon Peak across the valley to a hillside of aspen and pine, with the fishing stream running through the middle. With excellent deer and elk hunting, numerous springs and small streams throughout the property and approximately one mile of the Gunnison National Forest out the back door, this is a sportsmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paradise. The property is an easy drive to the ranching community of Gunnison or the Crested Butte Ski Resort. JIM NERLIN | 970.729.1444 | jim@jnerlin.com

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MANAGING DIRECTORS

TD Smith 970.729.1577 td@tdsmith.com tdsmith.com A business degree from Purdue University in hand, TD landed in Telluride in 1971 and a year later, the beginning of his career in real estate collided with the birth of the Telluride Ski resort. TD’s family includes wife Page, a local interior designer, and son Alex, who is on TD’s team. His first sales were mining shacks and vacant land, a far cry from the upscale multi-million dollar properties he brokers today. TD founded Telluride Real Estate Corp. as a subsidiary of the Ski Company and participated in the planning, approval and marketing of the Mountain Village. He has served as director on numerous local boards including Mountain Village Metro District, President of the Telluride Association of Realtors, and Telluride Alpine Race Team. His honors include the Telluride Association of Realtors Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007, acknowledging his long-term and gracious commitment to his career and community. TD’s team includes Chris Sommers, Alex Smith and Hall of Fame Ski Member, Johnnie Stevens.

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 Tellurideraised 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. Steve’s team includes Frank Strachan and Sandy Sucharski.

Jon Dwight 970.708.0691 jon@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com Jon’s hometown is Aspen, CO. He is a 1989 graduate of the University of Colorado. Jon’s family includes wife Martha and five great kids, Alex, Max, Wyatt, Lauren and Gavin. Jon has been a licensed commercial/residential real estate broker since 1991 with a diverse background in construction and real estate development. He joined Telluride Real Estate Corp. in 2002 and has specialized in representing projects such as Bear Creek Lodge, Sunnyside Ranch, Cornerstone, Brown Dog Ranch, as well as servicing a select group of highly valued clients. Jon currently serves as Chairman of the Board of the Telluride Regional Airport Authority and is past Member of the Board (Residential Seat) of the Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association. Jon loves flying airplanes, skiing, hiking, mountain biking and traveling anywhere in the world. Jon’s team includes Alex Martin and Marcin Ostromecki.

Steve Hilbert 970.729.0003 shilbert@telluridecolorado.net 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, three children, Samantha, Steve, and Christian, and grandson Henry, with another on the way! Steve has served on Mountain Village Town Council, Mountain Village Design Review Board, and is a Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club past president, and currently serves as President of the Telluride Ski Ranches HOA. Steve’s real estate practice is extremely clientfocused and he takes great pride in ensuring they achieve their goals. Steve is a skier, motorcyclist, pilot and allaround outdoor enthusiast. He especially enjoys participating in the annual dirt bike ride through the Rockies to commemorate friend and late Mountain Village Mayor, Andy Hanley.

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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 very busy as Vice Chair of Telluride’s Planning and Zoning Commission and has served on many boards such as Telluride Mountain School, Telluride R-1 School Board and San Miguel County Recreation Board. Toby enjoys all sports, particularly skiing, golfing, mountain biking and hiking. He spins tunes as a KOTO-FM volunteer DJ on Thursday mornings.

Dan 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, and as chairman of the Ski Ranches Design Review Committee. 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. Steve is currently serving his thirteenth term as elected treasurer of the Telluride Association of Realtors. When it comes to real estate, Steve goes the extra mile and then some with a goal to give the best personal service in the business. He has served as Chair of Streets, Parking and Transportation and Telluride Town Council Mayor pro-tem in the late 70s and throughout the 80s. Public service is a family affair for the Pattersons. Jenny is Past President of the Telluride School Board and was term limited. She was Chair of the Regional Transit Advisory Group, and just completed four years on the Telluride Town Council. In his free time you can find Steve skiing, snowboarding, hiking, dirt biking, and fishing. Steve’s team includes Peter Loomis.

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Will Blount

Andrew Dolese

Mark Dollard

Terrie Dollard

970.275.9689 wewblount@gmail.com

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970.708.0854 dollard@markdollard.com markdollard.com

970.708.1540 terrie@markdollard.com markdollard.coom

Andrew hails from Baton Rouge, LA. In 1994, Andrew decided that he’d had enough of the corporate life so he quit his job as an area restaurant manager in Atlanta and took two months off to travel the Southwest. Telluride was in the middle of that trip, and the rest is history. Andrew’s family includes his beloved lab Rufus, as well as all his friends here who have become family over the years. Since arriving, Andrew has become actively involved with several summer festivals as well as donating his time and skills to various non-profits. His real estate career introduced him to the Planning and Zoning Commission where he spent four years, starting out as an alternate and retiring as the Vice Chairman.

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

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

Rube Felicelli

Dave Flatt

Pam Guillory

Brittany “Bebe” Hinde

970.708.1406 rube@montrose.net

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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 (12), Baker (9) and Grady (6). 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.

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. 112

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

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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 natural beauty and welcomed by the locals. She has been a licensed Real Estate Broker in Telluride since 2001 and is proud to say that she is a member of the TREC team. Pam has served on the Telluride Association of Realtors Board of Directors since 2009, and is President Elect for 2019. Pam also sits the Board of Directors for the Telluride Aids Benefit and is involved with numerous groups and organizations that make the Telluride community what it is today — a deeply passionate, philanthropic, and forward-thinking community.

Bebe’s hometown is Porlock, England. She moved to Telluride in 1997 and attended Telluride High School. For nine years she was the Director of Guest Relations for the River Club. Experienced in real estate and knowledgeable about the Telluride region, Bebe joined TREC in 2016. She and her husband, Dustin, have a three-year-old son, Thatcher and another one on the way. Bebe decided to raise her family in Telluride because of its sense of community and the beautiful mountains that surround it. She enjoys snowboarding, running, hiking, traveling, and Telluride’s foodie scene. A fun fact about Bebe -- she retains dual citizenship!

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BROKER B ROKER ASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES

Ben Jackson

Scot Jones

Scott Kelley

BJ Chip Lenihan

970.708.1495 bkjack@rmi.net telluridebenjackson.com

303.881.0751 scotajones@hotmail.com

970.708.2123 spk@telluridecolorado.net

970.708.9021 chiplenihan@gmail.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 6,000acre 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 hometown is Georgetown, MA. His family includes wife Tara and two boys, P.J. and Brendan. Scott is a graduate of Lyndon State College with a degree in Meteorology. In 2001, after visiting for a family wedding, he and Tara decided they wanted to raise their children in a small mountain town. Scott is experienced in resort and country club real estate sales, from the ski country of New Hampshire to the golf courses and beaches of Boca Raton, Florida, since 1987. He loves skiing, hiking, and camping — all with his family.

Chip was born and raised in the “Derby City,” Louisville, KY. He has a BA from Fort Lewis College. His family includes wife Martha (married in 1980), children Katie, Miles and Patrick, and granddaughters Riley, 5 and Kaitlyn, 3. Chip has been a Telluride resident since 1982. His background includes general contracting, building homes and commercial buildings throughout southwest Colorado, including Telluride and Durango. Chip has been a broker since 1985, and was the developer of Graysill and Lulu City in Telluride. He was Chairman of the group that started the Telluride Housing Authority, and served as Mayor of Telluride (1986-1988). In his leisure time, Chip enjoys skiing, fly fishing, horses and hunting.

Peter Loomis

Alex Martin

Norm McLean

Marcin Ostromecki

970.708.9562 peterwloomis@aol.com

970.729.1691 alex@gotelluride.com gotelluride.com

970.708.1672

970.708.4119 marcin@gotelluride.com gotelluride.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 was TREC’s 2015 Broker of the Year and remains a top Telluride region broker.

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.

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

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. 113

BROKER B ROKER ASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES

Mary Sama-Brown

Garrett Simon

Jessica Simon

Alex Smith

970.708.0602 mary@mayaair.com marysama.com

970.708.1155 garrett@telluridecolorado.net garrettsimon.com

970.708.1156 telluridejess@gmail.com garrettsimon.com

970.729.2231 alex@tdsmith.com tdsmith.com

Mary loves the majesty and beauty of this mountain town, which is rivaled only by the special people who live here. She worked in the automotive industry for 25 years, and was part of the Mercedes Benz “Best of the Best” team before moving to Telluride. On her first visit to Telluride in 1999, her very first hike was the Bear Creek Trailhead in the heart of town. At the end of the 1 1/2 mile hike there was a beautiful waterfall. She and her husband share their lives with their 2 Portuguese Water dogs. “Telluride is by far the prettiest place I’ve ever lived. AND it’s a Dog Town!” Mary has been a valued member of the TREC team since 2008. Her passions include tennis, skiing, scuba diving, photography and hiking.

Garrett’s hometown is Atlanta, GA. He attended the University of South Alabama and played Division 1 NCAA Soccer. His family includes wife Jessica, son Taj, and Bernese Bernard Iggy. Garrett has lived in Telluride since 1997 after visiting the area to ski and snowmobile; he fell in love at first sight. Garrett started in real estate full-time in 2004 after serving as an assistant and short-term rental agent. He prides himself in knowing the market inside and out along with personally visiting and inspecting every property in the MLS. Garrett was named TREC Broker of the Year in 2015, and TREC Top Producer in 2017.

After graduating from the University of Alabama, Jess first moved to Telluride for “a couple of of years” in 1997. The rest is history. Summers led to winters, winters led to more summers, and she developed a strong affinity for property and real estate management. With over a decade of experience in the fields of real estate and vacation rental management, and working alongside her husband, TREC Broker Garrett Simon, allows them to share their passion for Telluride with those who think it is as special as they do. Her family includes husband Garrett, son Taj, and Bernese Bernard Iggy.

Alex was born and raised in Telluride, CO. Attending Telluride High School, Alex was an avid ski racer and hockey and soccer player. He is a graduate of Pitzer College, of the Claremont Consortium of Colleges in Claremont, CA. After working for four years for Warner Brothers Television, Paramount Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox, a move back to the mountains was inevitable. Upon receiving his real estate license, Alex joined TD Smith (his father) and Chris Sommers. Alex has built many life-long relationships with business owners and prominent individuals within this close knit community and has an intimate knowledge of the workings of the Telluride regional resort.

Kiplynn Smith

Stefanie Solomon

Chris Sommers

Robert Stenhammer

970.729.1759 kiplynn.smith@gmail.com kiplynnsmith.com

970.729.2224 ssolomon@montrose.net

970.729.2480 chris@chrissommers.com chrissommers.com

970.708.7771

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.

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 part-time as Office of the CEO for TSG, performing government affairs and community relations. He serves on the Telluride Mountain Village Owner’s Association Board of Directors and several Mountain Village HOA’s. He holds a BA in Business and an MBA in hospitality and tourism. Robert makes Mountain Village home with his wife Heidi and daughters Samantha and Mackenna. Robert’s favorite question: “How can I assist you today?”

Kip’s hometown is Eugene, OR. Upon moving to Telluride in 2001, Kip worked in property management for the one-time largest company in town and as a Research Analyst for a pan-Asia private equity fund before her real estate career. In 2006, she began volunteering as Director for the Telluride Association of Realtors where she served as Board President and also sat on numerous local and state committees. Kip created the local Affiliates committee and is also a founding member of the Colorado Association of Realtors’ Young Professional Network. Today she dedicates her time as a One to One mentor and SMRC Advocate. You can find her on her bike in the summer or on the ice in the winter. 114

Stefanie’s hometown is Scarsdale, NY. Her family includes husband Joe and two children, Jess and Ben. Stefanie has a BA from the University of Vermont and JD from the University of San Diego. She is a member of the Colorado Bar Association. Stefanie moved to Telluride 20 years ago after a ski vacation where she and Joe decided on top of the mountain that this is where they would raise their children. She has practiced law since 1991, and is currently employed by Telluride Ski & Golf as General Counsel. Stefanie is a Telluride resident, homeowner, outdoor enthusiast, wife and mother.

robert@telluriderealestates.com

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BROKER B ROKER ASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES

Johnnie Stevens

Frank Garden Strachan

Sandy Sucharski

Paul Tharp

970.729.0709

504.616.8410 fgarden7@gmail.com catsman.com

970.708.1136 sandski2@gmail.com

970.708.4568 paultharp12@gmail.com

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

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.

johnnie.stevens@centurylink.net Ski Hall of Famer Johnnie is a native of Colorado, who has spent most of his life in the majestic San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado. Johnnie was born in Ouray, CO, and moved to Telluride soon after. He worked for the Telluride Ski Resort since before its opening in 1972, most notably as its CEO from 2000-2004. Johnnie currently serves as the General Manager at Cimarron Mountain Club. In his free time, he enjoys wildlife and scenic photography, golf, motorcycling, skiing, snowboarding, fishing, hunting, bicycling, hiking, RVing and spending time with his grandchildren.

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

Andrew “Drufur” Williamson

Stacy Ostromecki

Sarah Stogner

970.728.1604

970.728.1610

205.213.7889 drufur@yahoo.com

stacy@telluriderealestatecorp.com

sarah@telluriderealestatecorp.com

Stacy is originally from Milwaukee, WI and is a graduate of Marquette University. Her family includes husband Marcin and black lab Atlas. She moved to Telluride for love, and fell in love with the town! Her first vacation with now-husband Marcin was to Telluride. A few years later she was thrilled to call it home. Stacy started her career as a chemist and eventually moved into chemical sales. Upon moving to Telluride she brought her sales experience to the TREC team. She is Telluride Ecology Commission Chair, Telluride Volunteer Fire Dept. member and is involved with the Telluride Aids Benefit. In her free time she enjoys running, mountain biking, skiing and hikes with her pup.

Sarah’s hometown is Bayfield, WI. Her family includes husband Sean, 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 visit for 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. Sarah and her family put down roots in Rico in 2006. 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.

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. Andrew joins the TREC team working with Ben Jackson who has been a local and real estate entrepreneur in Telluride since the early 90s. @TRECTelluride

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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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