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UNDER CONSTRUCTION
A GUIDE TO STEAMBOAT’S DEVELOPMENTS IN PROGRESS,
AND IT’S NOT WHAT YOU MIGHT THINK
It seems like you can’t throw a rock in Steamboat without hitting a construction site these days—from downtown to Mount Werner, there are holes in the ground everywhere with large crews and heavy machinery buzzing with activity. What’s with all the development?
“It’s not what you might think,” says David Baldinger Jr., Steamboat Sotheby’s International Realty Broker. “There is a lot of new construction activity, and most of it is in the affordable housing and lodging categories. I think it’s a positive sign for the marketplace,” he says. Baldinger attributes the recent explosion of hotel development to a need created by a vacuum after a handful of hotels were converted into condominiums in recent years. “That created a demand for more lodging,” Baldinger says. And of course there is a constant need for more affordable housing, with the Yampa Valley Housing Authority and local employers like UC Health stepping up to provide
new developments for Steamboat’s workforce.
“These massive construction sites around town might be alarming to some,” Baldinger says, “but the footprint of a completed development is a lot smaller than the initial excavation might suggest. These construction sites look major when they’re digging, but aren’t as big once they’re completed. A lot of it is for parking and landscaping, but the completed structures aren’t nearly as big as it might seem.” And while there are a few high-dollar luxury developments, that’s also a good sign of Steamboat’s vitality and continued growth and an indication of a burgeoning real estate market.
From downtown to the mountain, here’s a rundown of what’s digging.
LAGOM
Swedish for “not too big, not too small, but just right,” this privately developed multi-use complex featuring 24 tiny homes and 34 mini storage units is located on 13th Street, within walking distance to the heart of downtown Steamboat. While the units will be available for rent, these Scandinavian inspired units were specifically created to meet the urgent need for affordable workforce housing with private, well-built, bright living spaces. Kruse Builders are proud to be the first private developer in Steamboat to offer a complex that is 100% deeded as workforce housing, all without the use of a single taxpayer dollar. The goal is to help alleviate the massive demand for housing by offering well-designed, affordable living spaces for those who contribute to the local workforce. These units will be
available to anyone who qualifies as part of the local workforce, regardless of income level, giving a whole new meaning to the phrase “private equity.”
RIVERVIEW
Location doesn’t have to come with a 7-figure price tag, at least not for the 11 local employees who will be lucky enough to score one of these brand-new deed restricted units that will be set aside for local workers to rent at Riverview. Last January, Steamboat officials approved development plans for the 104-unit residential apartment project, situated along the Yampa River behind Natural Grocers. The developers, Gorman & Company, a Denver based firm, primarily focus on affordable and workforce housing. The city will get first dibs on the 11 deed-restricted apartments, including 3 studios, 4 – 1 bedrooms and 4 – 2 bedroom apartments before the remaining units hit the market. Talk about winning the lottery, this local housing will be the ultimate score.
NEW FIRE STATION & CITY HALL
It’s hard to miss the construction site smack dab in the middle of downtown on 10th Street and Lincoln Avenue where 2 city blocks will be transformed into a civic campus. The new city hall building, encompassing over 15,000 sq ft, will include a 3-story design that features public restrooms and meeting space and incorporates department adjacencies for improved efficiency, collaboration, and citizen service. Local firefighters will be loving the upgrades of this brand-new
downtown fire station. For starters, it will be a lot bigger, with more than 18,000 sq ft and 2 levels with drive-through access from 3 bays that will make it easier to park, move and store its trucks. The downtown site will also create a civic plaza between the facilities where the local community can gather and host events and local programs. A $750,000 Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) grant was awarded to the project—that’s what we like to call investing in the community.
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CENTRAL PARK HOTEL
Construction officially kicked off in June for The Central Park Hotel near City Market, a much-needed lodging solution for easy access to downtown and the mountain. The 4-story, 180-room hotel will join the Sheraton Steamboat Resort Villas and the Residence Inn Steamboat Springs as local Marriott-flagged properties. Roger Gregory, Chief Executive Officer
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COTTONWOODS AT MID VALLEY
When it comes to affordable housing, it doesn’t get much better than The Cottonwoods, located along the Core Trail close to Yampa River. Slated for completion in late 2025, 86 below market condos will be offered in 1, 2, and 3 bedroom configurations. The location can’t be beat, with easy access to both downtown and the ski area by free bus, bike, or short walk. This development was generously subsidized by a publicprivate partnership between YVHA and the developer, Lone Tree Trust, LLC to create this $110 million condo/ apartment housing development. Public contributions included $2.34 million from the local mill levy. Phase II will add 2 more 4-story buildings, offering 150 affordable rental apartments for the Routt County
at Serac Capital Partners the developer behind the project, says the hotel will be “Steamboat-centric” with a mountain lodge motif that will incorporate local art. The development will feature a resort-style pool, a bar and lounge area as well as a full-service restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating. With a lack of lodging in this area, it will fill a need for locals and visitors to be able celebrate happy hour all day—and night—long.
workforce and retirees. This is a great example of the community’s ongoing commitment to providing affordable housing for its local workforce.
ANGLERS FOUR HUNDRED
An employee housing development that truly showcases the efforts and resourcefulness of YVHA’s ability to resource tax credits to provide affordable housing, Anglers Four Hundred was achieved with $14 million provided by the state of Colorado, and the only project that was approved for such state funding on
downtown Steamboat, Anglers Four Hundred provides a total of 75 new affordable 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units across from the Sundance at Fish Creek shopping plaza and immediately adjacent to McDonald’s and Vectra Bank’s new location. The development targets those who earn from 30% to 80% of the annual median income, or $35,630–$95,280 for a household of 4, finally putting the “affordable” back into local housing.
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THE AMBLE
The big hole in the ground between The West Condominiums and Steamboat Grand will be a new, all-electric residential community by East-West Partners and part of the overall upgrade of the base village redevelopment as newer, more modern luxury developments are completed. There are 42 residences, from 1 to 4 bedrooms, and are being offered for between $2.25–$7.7 million. This mountain modern development is all about energy efficiency and hopes to run at net zero with mechanical systems designed to capture, retain and reuse energy. The development will have pedestrian connectivity to the base area and other luxury amenities including heated spa and pool, fitness center, and underground heated parking. This is the kind of modern, sustainable luxury development that speaks to Steamboat’s future.
LISTED BY JOE CASHEN, SLIFER SMITH & FRAMPTON REAL ESTATE
CRAWFORD SQ AT BURGESS CREEK
If you’ve driven up Burgess Creek Road in the last year, you probably noticed the construction site at the bottom that is just inches off the road on a cliffside perch overlooking the ski area. There are 3 duplexes with a total of 6 units, 4 of which are for sale, being offered between $7.1–$9.5 million. Each has its own heated attached 2-car garage, and ranges in size from 3,606 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath to over 5,000 sq ft, 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath. The project is expected to be completed by July 2025 and is another example of the modern upgrades that will elevate Steamboat’s overall real estate market and usher the resort onto the stage of world-renowned luxury ski destinations.
9 SKI TIMES SQUARE PROJECT
There’s more than luxury condominium developments going on at the ski area. The big dig going on at Ski Times Square is a civic improvement project that’s being funded by the Steamboat Springs Redevelopment Authority (SSRA). The Ski Time Square Drive Public Turnaround and Complete Streets Improvements
Project will formalize Ski Time Square Drive, upgrade the streetscape with new snow melted sidewalks and upgraded landscaping. It will also be a huge improvement for car traffic with a new public turnaround at the end of the public right of way. Construction was substantial complete in early November, 2024 with landscaping and final touches complete in spring 2025.
LISTED BY THE VALICENTI TEAM, THE GROUP REAL ESTATE
CREEK’S END
When it comes to local employers stepping up to meet the housing needs of its employees, UCHealth and Yampa Valley Medical Center have set the bar with a 42-unit, $30 million housing development to provide reliable housing for its workforce, located at the end of Walton Creek, just over a mile from the hospital. According to a hospital spokesperson, the housing units would be available to employees through a “weighted lottery,” which would provide for staff in certain critical roles and departments to qualify for an additional name entry into the drawing. The development has 2 – 3-story buildings, with 6 – 1 bedroom units, 24 – 2 bedroom units, and 12 – 3 bedroom units. The complex is expected to be finished by the beginning of next year and is just what the doctor ordered.
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
Just east of the ski area in what is fast becoming hotel row, is the construction of a new 4-story, Holiday Inn Express. The hotel will help fulfill the need for more lodging with 92 guest rooms and 9 planned staff housing rooms to help meet the housing needs of its employees.
With a crew from Steamboat-based Giovonni
Construction busy at work on site, the project will also employ about 50% local subcontractors. Lodging properties like these will provide visitors with a place to stay until they are struck with the Yampa Valley Curse—and eventually end up with a place to call home.
2024/2025
FLIGHT SCHEDULE
NONSTOP
Atlanta (ATL) Daily 12/12–3/29 Delta
Boston (BOS) Tue, Thu, Fri, Sun 12/19–4/3 JetBlue
Chicago (ORD) Daily 12/19–4/3 United
Chicago (ORD) Daily 12/21–4/7 American
Dallas/Ft. Worth (DFW) Daily, 2x Daily 11/23–4/20 American
Dallas Love (DAL) Varies 11/23–4/20 Southwest
Denver (DEN) Up to 3x Daily 2/1/– 3/29 United
Denver (DEN) Daily, 3x Daily 12/19–3/29 Southwest
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Mon, Wed, Sat 12/19–3/29 JetBlue
Houston (IAH) Daily 12/21–3/29 United
Los Angeles (LAX) Daily / Mixed 12/21–4/5 United
Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) Daily / Wed, Sat 12/19–3/29 Delta
Nashville (BNA) Most Sat 12/21–3/30 Southwest
New York/Newark (EWR) Up to Daily 12/21–3/29 United
San Diego (SAN) Wed, Sat, Sun, Thu 12/21–3/30 Alaska
San Francisco (SFO) Sat 12/21–3/29 United
Seattle/Tacoma (SEA) Wed, Sat, Sun 12/21–3/30 Alaska
Washington-Dulles (IAD) Sat 12/21–3/29 United
THE MARKET AT A GLANCE
STEAMBOAT • SF HOMES
Median Sold Price
STEAMBOAT • TOWNHOMES
Median Sold Price
STEAMBOAT • CONDOS
Median Sold Price
While we’ve seen significant increases in all property types over the last several years, compared to other resort markets in the Western region, Steamboat still offers a great value. Whether looking for a ski-in/ski-out condo or a luxury single family home, there is something for buyers in all price points.
STEAMBOAT COMPARED TO OTHER RESORTS
2023 Average Sold Price and Units Sold • Condominiums, Townhomes & Single Family Homes
$4,000,000
$3,500,000
$3,000,000
$2,500,000 $2,000,000 $1,500,000 $1,000,000
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS MARKET SNAPSHOT
REAL ESTATE TRENDS OVER THE PAST 19 YEARS
Number of Listings, Units Sold and Dollar Volume
Buyers have seen an increase in opportunity as the market has shifted in Q3 of 2024. Demonstrated in the amount of days properties are on market, making a significant jump from the previous year, buyers are empowered with options as more inventory becomes available. Still, price metrics continue to rise across the board, indicating a strong and healthy market.
PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR HOME IS
HOW TO GET THE MOST RETURN ON INVESTMENT WITH HOME RENOVATIONS
Anyone who has done home renovations knows what a rabbit hole it can be, making endless decisions about everything from countertop materials and flooring to plumbing fixtures. It can also add up—fast. But there’s a big difference between renovating your home for yourself and doing it to increase your home’s value and curb appeal when you plan to sell.
That’s an important distinction to make, says Jackie Mahoney, Broker Associate, Steamboat Sotheby’s International Realty. “I’ve had a lot of experience renovating our own homes and also flipping houses, and there is a big difference when it comes to
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everything from style to budget,” Mahoney says. “Not only are you going to be more budget conscious but you’re also going to stick to a more classic, timeless style that has a broader appeal.” The focus is on upgrades that improve home value and appeal to buyers as opposed to something that satisfies your own personal style and flair.
Colorado mountain homes are a breed all their own when it comes to the specific elements buyers are looking for. Here are the top 4 ways to improve your home value with simple upgrades that will give you the most bang for your buck when it comes to a return on investment.
WASH AWAY YOUR WORRIES
They say you only get one first impression, which is why a home’s exterior is just as important when it comes to renovations that bring a big return on investment. “Believe it or not, a power wash to the exterior can go a long way,” Mahoney says. “It’s all about curb appeal and you’d be amazed how much a power wash can improve the appearance of a home. It’s all about presentation and it’s a lot more cost effective than replacing windows, siding or decking.”
A fresh coat of paint can also improve value by giving a home a clean, updated look without breaking the bank.
IF YOU CAN’T TAKE THE HEAT, UPGRADE THE KITCHEN
“It’s common knowledge that when it comes to renovations, kitchens matter the most, simply because that’s where we spend so much of our time,” Mahoney says. But it can be tricky to execute a budget-friendly renovation, especially when it comes to kitchens, where upgrades can add up fast. “Cabinets can get extremely expensive, especially if you’re talking about custom,” Mahoney says. You’re going to get a lot more out of your money investing in new appliances and countertops, especially if you’re resourceful. “We once found a refurbished Viking stove online, but it doesn’t have to be top-of-the-line. You can still find affordable, nice looking appliances at big box stores, but it makes a huge difference in terms of giving a kitchen an upgraded look.” The same goes for countertop materials—it doesn’t have to be Carrara marble, but if a kitchen has dated countertops, that’s going to cost you a lot more in the long run in terms of home value than investing in something clean and updated.
SMALL ROOM, BIG CHANGES
When it comes to bathrooms, “all of it matters,” Mahoney says, from vanities and sinks to faucets and fixtures. Start with the bigger picture. “Tile is a big one, from flooring to the shower and bathtub.” There’s a lot you can do with porcelain tile by using different patterns (think: herringbone) shapes (geometric tiles are trending) and large-format tiles. “Stick with neutrals and clean, timeless design that will have a broader appeal,” Mahoney says. Another trick of the trade—removing walls to turn a smaller space into something more luxurious and spacious, which can be especially effective with bathrooms and closets. Dual sinks and more modern vanities give bathrooms an instant upgrade and new plumbing fixtures can also make a huge difference, Mahoney says. “Bronze and black are popular, but brushed nickel is still clean and timeless. Again, be careful to avoid anything too trendy.”
SHED SOME LIGHT
If there’s one thing interior designers are always thinking about, it’s lighting. “Updated lighting can make a profound difference in a space,” Mahoney says. The key is ambient lighting and updating old fixtures and bulbs that create that harsh overhead lighting that’s a thing of the past. LED lighting strips can be used everywhere from beneath vanity drawers and behind mirrors to along ceiling and floor seams. Automated lighting is another big one—lights set on a timer that will illuminate automatically, say in the bathroom, and then set on a timer to shut off, feel very
modern and updated, but don’t cost a lot of money. These subtle touches relatively inexpensive and can make a space feel more modern and appealing.
FROM THE GROUND UP
Flooring in Colorado, especially in mountain homes can be tricky. Heavy use, especially for our outdoor, equipment-heavy lifestyle, require flooring that is bomb proof, scratch resistant, and won’t buckle over time because of the dryness. “Plank vinyl flooring could be here to stay in Colorado,” Mahoney says. “It’s still going to look nice in 5–10 years and is neutral enough not to be outdated.” Look for heavily grained patterns that don’t show dirt and dust, which can be hard to keep up with in our dry climate. It’s not cheap, but good flooring is worth the investment.
Figuring out when to spend and when to save are a delicate dance when it comes to getting that return on investment in home renovation, but in general, you want things to be as clean, updated, and timeless as possible. “It’s all about presentation,” Mahoney says. “Not everyone has the ability to imagine the potential for a home, but a few simple upgrades can bring that vision to life.”
WELLNESS & ANTI-AGING
BIOIDENTICAL HORMONE THERAPY
PEPTIDE THERAPY
MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS
LONGEVITY TESTING
REGENERATIVE THERAPIES
SEXUAL WELLNESS
IV THERAPIES
M EDICAL AESTHETICS
FACE & BODY CONTOURING
LASER HAIR REDUCTION
BOTOX & FILLERS
HAIR RESTORATION
RF MICRONEEDLING
FACIALS & PEELS
INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER
STEAMBOAT COUPLE DEBUT BACKCOUNTRY YURT OPERATION
SARAH PETERSON HAS BEEN SELLING REAL ESTATE IN STEAMBOAT FOR NEARLY A DECADE, AND NOW SHE AND HER HUSBAND, COREY, OFFICIALLY HAVE THEIR OWN PIECE OF PARADISE. IT’S NOT OF THE LUXURY VACATION HOME VARIETY SHE’S SO WELL VERSED IN AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, BUT A SLICE OF COLORADO’S UNTOUCHED MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS THAT ALLOWS ITS GUESTS A TRUE OUTDOOR ESCAPE AND GETAWAY.
The longtime Steamboat couple were named concessionaires of the yurt system located in State Forest State Park in January by Colorado Parks and Wildlife and have been working hard all spring and summer to get their new venture, Yonder Yurts, up and running for the 2024–2025 winter season.
The couple, who are passionate about the outdoors, were repeat visitors as guests when they started dating and enjoyed many weekends over the years to cross-country ski, camp, hike and fish. They fell in love with the pristine wilderness area, located in Gould, Colorado outside Walden, about an 80-minute drive from Steamboat. “Being able to disconnect and spend time together in nature has always been really important to us. We loved going there when we first met and then later, with our kids, and have so many great memories. We always fantasized about what it would be like to run a place like that ourselves one day, but it almost seemed like too big of a dream to grasp,” Sarah says. “When we found out the contract was up, we knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and we knew that we had to try.”
Sarah said it was an amazing experience to partner with her husband, who has worked at Steamboat
Resort for 20 years and is currently the Vice President of Operations, Maintenance, and Facilities. “It was the perfect blend of our skill sets,” she says, noting his background in managing on-mtn construction projects and operations at the resort, and her strength in sales and marketing after so many years working in real estate. “We really enjoyed working on the proposal together. When we met with the park rangers, it went really well and everything just sort of fell into place.”
“We were thrilled to collaborate with State Forest State Park in reintroducing the beloved yurt system this summer,” Corey said. “We have long recognized the potential to enhance the previous yurts, so when the opportunity arose to become the new concessionaire, we were absolutely thrilled. These remote yurts hold a special place in the hearts of park visitors, and we’re honored to play a role in bringing back this unique offering.”
As soon as the couple learned they were awarded the contract last January, they got straight to work. The first order of business was to build the yurts with Freedom Yurt Cabins, all-season hard-sided models. There are 7 total yurts, named Grass Creek, Dancing Moose, Medicine Bow, North Fork Canadian, Clark Peak and Upper and Lower Montgomery Pass. All but
one yurt will have new decks, built to optimize the surrounding views of the Never Summer Mountain Range. Skylights in the domes of all the yurts offer premium nighttime stargazing. Guests can choose between 20 ft yurts that can accommodate up to 9 people and 16 ft yurts with room for 6. The yurts include a wood burning stove, solar power, equipped kitchens and bunk beds (some with full size lower bunks). “These hard-sided yurts are more comfortable and better insulated with a higher R-value than the soft-sides ones,” she says. “Over time, we plan to add more amenities to make the experience even more comfortable for our guests.” There’s also a 25 ft yurt that will serve as an office and staff housing. While
the Petersons will keep their day jobs, they will have an on-site manager and will be making the commute to Yonder Yurts most weekends.
Yonder Yurts plans to preserve the purist’s wilderness experience that first attracted the couple years ago. Enjoy cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and ski touring, but with a relatively short ski in. “It’s ideal for a first-time backcountry experience, whether it’s families with kids or people who want to escape to the wilderness without having to worry about a long or technical approach,” Sarah says. After all, she and her loved ones made memories there—now it’s time for you and yours.
//yonder-yurts.com
TIM MURPHY PHOTOGRAPHY
THE BUZZ
A GUIDE FOR CLEAN
ENERGY AND BENEFICIAL ELECTRIFICATION
There is a lot of talk these days about new development that is “all electric” and (literal) buzz around renewable energy and sustainability, but what is the difference between new buildings that tout “all electric” and the old-fashioned electricity we have always had?
“When talking about electrification, it’s important to clarify between electrification and beneficial electrification” says Mike Beyer, Energy Resources Specialist, Yampa Valley Electric Association, a member-owned electric co-op serving 23,000 members in the 7,000 square mile territory surrounding Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. Electrification means you are shifting the end use of energy sources from fossil fuel to electric. But what YVEA has focused on with its extensive rebate program is to encourage its members to implement updated products and systems for Beneficial Electrification.
SO, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
“Beneficial Electrification solutions will benefit YVEA members, local communities, and the environment such that it achieves one of the following without adversely impacting the others.
• Save members money over time
• Improves quality of life
• Enable better grid management
• Reduce negative environmental impact
We are not just trying to sell our members electrification. We want to promote products that help our members, the grid and the environment as well,” Beyer says.
Shifting to “Beneficial Electrification will help align the consumption of energy to when the power is being produced. Implementing these systems is straightforward for new construction, but retrofitting existing homes can be a bit of a challenge. Still, it is doable.
“It is worthwhile if it saves more money over time than it costs upfront. Individual homes can make a difference on the overall efficiency of the grid,” Beyer says.
That is why YVEA is dedicated to helping its members with rebates on various products to facilitate Beneficial Electrification that is not only good for quality of life, the environment, and grid management but also for your wallet.
HEAT PUMPS
Heat pumps are more efficient than conventional heating systems like boilers or electric heaters because they transfer heat rather than generate it. A typical heat pump has a coefficient of performance (COP) of around four, meaning it produces four times as much energy as it uses. Heat pumps extract heat from an outside source and moves it from the compressor to the indoor coils. In the summer, the process uses a reversing valve to move the refrigerant to the outdoor coils and cools the home. “An amazing byproduct of installing a cold climate heat pump is it will provide the comfort of air conditioning in the summer as well as heat in winter,” Beyer says, noting that it must be a cold climate heat pump because a standard heat pump will not operate efficiently in our climates lower temperatures.
Installing heat pumps is a no-brainer if you’re talking about new construction, but if you are interested in doing a conversion to your existing home there
can be challenges, the first step is to get an energy assessment to understand the upgrades you will need to allow the heat pump to operate efficiently—YVEA rebates are available through the Yampa Valley Sustainability Council. There are several types of heat pumps to consider: air to air (including mini splits), air to water, and geothermal. Air to air uses existing or new duct work, previously used with a gas furnace, to move the air throughout the house, air to water goes through existing or new pipes in the floor or radiators on the wall, which is why these two types of heat pumps can be a challenge to retrofit into an existing house. M ini splits, however, can be added to any existing home. Mini splits allow you to control the temperature in each individual room or zone and can help save money on your energy bill.
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
“If you drive an all-electric vehicle or plug-in hybrid, YVEA offers a rebate on installing a level 2 charger at your residence. Whether you are thinking about purchasing an EV or already own one, it is crucial to be able to charge your vehicle at home and keep it fully charged for those trips out of town,” Beyer says “It is best to charge your car between 10pm–3pm.”
ELECTRIC LAWN EQUIPMENT
“I just transitioned to electric lawn equipment this summer, and I love it,” Beyer says. “It’s actually a great introduction to Beneficial Electrification.”
All outdoor equipment, from lawn mowers and snow blowers to weed whackers, trimmers, and chainsaws are now available in all-electric versions. “No more gas cans in the garage, no more oil changes. These electric units offer quiet operation, minimal maintenance, and low emissions. Also, no more gas fumes leaking into my home. And my 10-year-old daughter was mowing the grass this summer,” Beyer says. Better yet, rebates are available through YVEA, and many vendors offer a 30 percent (Colorado tax credit) discount at the register. “It’s a no brainer.”
HOT WATER HEAT PUMPS
Like heat pumps that are used to heat homes, hot water heat pumps can also be used to heat domestic hot water the same way, by moving heat from one place to another instead of generating heat directly. Hot water heat pumps are 3-4 times more efficient than standard resistive water heaters and gas or propane hot water heaters. “It works the same way as a cold climate heat pump. It is just a tiny heat pump on top of water heater storage tank,” Beyer says. It is best to plan for installing these before an emergency replacement is needed. Ask your local HVAC installer if they will work for you. This is another way to maximize energy efficiency in your home and to bring your costs down. It is a win for you and for the environment.
HOW DO HEAT PUMPS WORK?
By transferring heat rather than creating it, heat pumps deliver hot water 3–4 times more efficiently than conventional water heaters.
Heat pump pulls warmth from air
Warm air is compressed, increasing its temp
heat to the water
HEAT PUMP CLOTHES DRYERS
There are energy efficient home appliances coming into the market all the time, and one of the latest and greatest are heat pump clothes dryers. “They don’t need to be vented to the outside, which is a huge bonus,” Beyer says. “There is even a combo unit that is a washing machine and a heat pump dryer in one. In two hours, your clothes are washed and dried which is really cool.” These units operate on 110-volt power instead of 240-volt, and YVEA offers rebates on both dryers and combo (washer/dryer) units.
SMART BREAKER PANELS
“These should really be included in all new construction,” Beyer says. A smart breaker panel allows you to effectively manage the energy loads within your home from your smart phone. “You can turn something on or off remotely. It is an amazingly valuable tool that should be a standard feature of any smart home. It is also the wave of the future when it comes to energy management.”
SMART THERMOSTATS
If your number one concern is a high electric bill during the coldest months when your household is constantly using heat, it is worth your time and money to invest in a line voltage smart thermostat that allows you to control the thermostat from your smart phone. “We give rebates on up to six of them,” Beyer says. “It’s a simple trick to make sure your electric baseboard is off or at least turned way down when you are not in the living space, or at least have it on lower.” This is a huge bonus for second homeowners who are not always around and for property owners that have short-term vacation rentals to prevent high electric bills that result from heating an empty or unoccupied space. YVEA rebates are only offered for line voltage thermostats that control electric baseboard heaters.
HEAT TAPE TIMERS
“Even in the coldest winter months, your heat tape does not have to operate 24-7,” Beyer says. “Yet most YVEA members have it on 24-7 from November through March.” It is incredibly simple to install a
timer and program your heat tape to operate from 6am – 4pm. “This small measure will cut the cost of your heat tape usage in half,” Beyer says, suggesting if you monitor it, you can reduce it even further. This is yet another example of the ways energy efficiency is also beneficial to your pocketbook—and who does not want that? Save even more money by taking advantage of YVEA heat tape timer rebates.
It does not matter if you implement one or all these energy efficient options—now you can warm your home and your heart knowing you are doing your part for the planet. //yvea.com
PERSPECTIVE A MATTER OF
THE FIRST-EVER WINTER CARNIVAL: FINDING ROOTS AT WOODCHUCK HILL
When Robert “RC” Dieckhoff learned he was selected as the artist to create this year’s Winter Carnival poster, the first thing he did was take a deep dive into its history. Inspired by the first-ever Winter Carnival in 1914, which was held at Woodchuck Hill (the current site of Colorado Mountain College), he researched everything from locating the precise spot where the first ski jump was erected and the purpose of the inaugural event to its geology and spent countless
LOCAL ARTIST ROBERT DIECKHOFF FINDS A NEW ANGLE ON THIS YEAR’S WINTER CARNIVAL POSTER
hours going through photo archives at the Tread of Pioneers Museum. “I was surprised to learn that a lot of people didn’t know the first Winter Carnival was before Howelsen Hill even existed.”
It’s not surprising Dieckhoff turned to history and geology to begin the process of creating the design for the poster. The intricate analysis and theories Dieckhoff employs in his extensive creative process involve a multidisciplinary approach to creativity that integrates science, math, and history. “I won’t go beyond an initial sketch until it fulfills a mathematical formula; math is the foundation of our physical reality” says the 76-year-old, who has lived in Steamboat since 1998. “The spatial relationship is how one space, created by shapes, relates to another by size, shape, color, density and position. To be an artist, you have to understand physics. It’s integral to everything.”
ART
A LIFE SHAPED BY ART
A young surfer who grew up in San Diego, Dieckhoff started painting when he was four years old. But it wasn’t until 1967 when his mother, also a professional artist, entered one of his paintings in the Cabrillo Arts Festival that he realized his potential. “I was in Vietnam and didn’t even know she’d entered my painting in the contest,” he says. “It won second place, and I didn’t even know how I did it or exactly what I had done, I just knew I wanted to do it again, to figure out how to replicate it.” His lifelong career began painting signs for a local surfboard company in exchange for surfboards, and quickly evolved into illustration, doing commercial work for magazines and manuals, and eventually fine art.
He quickly outgrew the tedium of working with oil paints (“took too long to dry,” he says) and moved onto acrylics and an early interest in digital graphic art that, in the 1970s turned out to be ahead of its time. “My professor told me the computer I’d need would cost 250 thousand dollars,” he says with a laugh. “I said, ‘forget that.’”
After his tour in Vietnam as a Navy radio technician, Dieckhoff traveled to Japan in the late ‘60s where he became fascinated by the Ukiyo-e Japanese
masters. “It was an accepted way of doing things, as in Impressionism, Surrealism or Abstractionism,” he says, and it’s continued to have a huge influence on his work to this day. Characterized by a vibrant color palate, bold outlines to define shapes, and the unique spatial effects and perspective, Dieckhoff’s designs are characterized by surrealism—or what he calls “peripheral compression”—that evoke an almost psychedelic quality reminiscent of the era when he came of age.
“I’ve heard people describe it as a fisheye, but the eye can actually see a view scape of more than 260 degrees with a peripheral perspective,” he says. “I’m taking that and squeezing it into a narrower rectangle to emphasize a subject or a certain component of the design.” Dieckhoff says he views his subjects through proportional relationships woven in dynamic equilibrium with a play of color and contrast to define dimensions. Now that technology has caught up and become considerably more affordable, Dieckhoff has finally been able to create his designs on an iPad Pro, though he still uses a sketchbook outside and takes dozens, and sometimes hundreds of photographs to bring back to his studio. “They haven’t designed a screen I can see in sunlight yet,” he says.
INSPIRATION
FINDING INSPIRATION IN THE YAMPA VALLEY
Dieckhoff says he’s found a lifetime of abundant inspiration in the iconic landscapes of the Yampa Valley. “Northwest Colorado is particularly sacred and unique because it sits in an impact zone where the plains meet the mountains,” he says. “This creates energy, stimulates imagination and encourages artists to touch space.”
From his roots as a ski bum working odd jobs, Dieckhoff became a prolific artist over the last 52 years and has shown his work at galleries ranging from the White House to Hawaii. He’s also had an integral role in the local art community as the Founding President of the Steamboat Art Museum, Steamboat Public Art Board, and curator for the Steamboat International Art Board.
He spent countless hours on sifting through all the photo archives on the Tread of Pioneers website to learn as much as he could about that inaugural Winter Carnival event before he even thought about sketching. He discovered that when Marjorie Perry took the train to nearby Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado to attend a Winter Carnival event, she watched Carl Howelsen ski jump. She managed to convince him to then come to Steamboat, where he built a jump on Woodchuck Hill, and the first Steamboat Carnival was born. It also introduced Steamboat to competitive skiing and ski jumping, which until then, had only been used for transportation.
Ski Jumping During the 1914 Winter Carnival on Woodchuck Hill
Consistent with techniques employed by Ukiyo-e masters, Dieckhoff repeats Howelsen’s figure three times in the Winter Carnival painting that also features the bold colors and challenges in perspective that have come to define his work. “I hope that the
poster will commemorate this piece of Steamboat history and this site on Woodchuck Hill as the original Winter Carnival venue,” he says. “It was truly an honor to be a part of it.”
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ELEGANT SKI-IN / SKI-OUT CONDO
$1,699,000 #S1050534
3 bedroom, 2 bath condo has modern touches and views of the slopes. Offering ease of ownership with high-end amenities and services. Enjoy this slopeside sanctuary with lucrative rental potential.
SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT STORM MEADOWS
$750,000 #S1055278
White, bright and clean lines create a modern feel to this 1 bedroom, 1 bath condo. Main level with easy ski-in/ski-out access to slopes. Pool, hot tub and fitness center make for great vacation ownership.
CUSTOM DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE
SOLD FOR $1,485,000
This 4 bedroom, 3 bath offers comfort and style. Main floor features fireplace, central island with sleek quartz counters, pantry and laundry. 2 car garage, back patio with sunset views complete the package.
HEART OF LUXURY AT TRAILHEAD LODGE
$1,235,000 #S1050618
Premier condo with 2 bedroom, 1 bath, beautiful finishes and furnishings, large deck to enjoy the views and good rental potential. Base area location with full amenities and front desk services.
HUGE VIEWS AT TIMBERS PRESERVE
$725,000 #S1053169
Spectacular panoramic views of the mountains and Catamount Lake on this 35 acres lot with water. A short drive from the ski area to this private subdivision with just 12 lots and 400 acres of shared use.
THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED HOME IN HAYDEN
SOLD FOR $850,000
Newer 3 bedroom, 3 bath, immaculate kitchen, top-of-the-line finishes, oversized garage, central air and radiant heat. A scenic back deck and flagstone patio with lovely landscaping in a tranquil setting.
Discover unparalleled luxury in this exquisite 5,525 SF custom home, situated on a private cul-de-sac overlooking the 13th green at Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club. This 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath masterpiece boasts top-tier finishes throughout, expansive outdoor living spaces, heated driveway, and spacious 3-car garage. Nestled amidst serene privacy, with the gentle sounds of Fish Creek as your backdrop, this home offers an extraordinary blend of elegance, comfort, and natural beauty.
$5,950,000 #S1051157
STUNNING HOME IN THE SANCTUARY
$2,430,000
4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 2,251 sq ft, ski-in/ski-out Trails at Storm Meadows Condominium. Offered fully furnished and turn-key. These units rarely become available, so don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to be in one of the most ideal locations on the mountain.
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home located in Clark, just a short drive to Steamboat Springs with an attached garage – a great buy.
End-unit 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom Walton Village Townhome ideal for a local family, second home owner, or investor. On the bus route.
FOR $845,000
BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED TOWNHOME STUDIO
AMAZING VIEWS
$549,000 # S1048753
$529,000 #S1051431
Studio unit located in Eagle Ridge Lodge. Walking distance to the resort. Full amenities including front desk, shuttle, pool, and hot tubs.
$400,000 #SS7510096
3,660 SF, top-of-the line CERES Greenhouse in Hayden Business Park. Fully equipped to start your new business today.
2 BD, 3 BA, 1,256 SF Beautiful, newly remodeled twnhm with garage in Sky View Terrace. Only 9 units in the complex, units are hard to beat.
This 2 bedroom condo on Rabbit Ears Pass is the perfect mountain getaway. Enjoy the cozy cabin vibe and beautiful south valley views.
GUNN CREEK ESTATE
$2,975,000 #S1051285
Charming 4BD, 4.5BA home that offers a perfect blend of luxury, privacy, and accessibility on 3.51 acres.
MODERN SKI CHALET
$2,650,000 #S1055072
A true ski chalet, fully furnished 4 BD, 3 BA, with modern updates, large wrap around porch and views of the ski area.
PREMIER SKI-IN / SKI-OUT LOCATION
$1,400,000 #SS7595572
Unit 511 features 2 BD, 2 BA, open floorplan, private laundry, and a great deck with ski area and South Valley views.
STEAMBOAT PINES SANCTUARY
DOWNTOWN REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
$1,700,000 #S1053613
Great opportunity to own two beautifully renovated units in downtown Steamboat Springs. Both commercial spaces have floor-to-ceiling store front windows, new commercial lighting, kitchenettes, re-designed bathrooms and separate entrances.
35 ACRES FULL OF OPPORTUNITY TOP FLOOR DEER CREEK CONDO
$1,595,000 #S1052984
Close to town with well and septic in place. Huge barn for all of your toys with hook-ups and a framed barndominium out the back.
$795,000 #S1049362
2 BD, 2 BA mountain condo with open floorplan, vaulted ceilings, 2 decks, 1 car garage and great top floor location. Close to ski area.
AMAZING VIEWS ON GLACIER RIDGE
$4,395,000 #S1050921
On a private road with amazing views of the Steamboat Ski Area and the entire valley.
Spectacular hand-made custom log staircase, vaulted ceiling and wood beams. Gourmet kitchen with Wolf Range, Subzero refrigerator and two dishwashers. 5 bedrooms including a 1 bedroom apartment for guests or a caretaker.
PREMIER DOWNTOWN LUXURY RESIDENCE
$2,500,000 # S1055050
High-end 2BD+den, 2.5BA corner unit at Howelsen Place in downtown. Fully furnished, 1,862 SF with stunning views, 2 heated parking spaces, and private base area ski locker.
IMMACULATE SILVER SPUR HOME FULLY UPGRADED OLYMPIAN CONDO
$2,100,000 #S1051483
Inviting functional layout 4BD+office/3.5BA home with large bedrooms, two living areas, gorgeous outdoor yard space, and great views.
$1,175,000 #S1050435
Spacious 0.64-acre lot with stunning views, great privacy and an exclusive location.
$995,000 # S1053647
Rare offering under $1M at the Olympian, a prime downtown location. Spacious 1BD, 1BA with luxury finishes in the Green Zone for STRs.
$625,000 #S1049344
Large 0.52-acre single family or duplex lot in a highly desirable quiet neighborhood.
$580,000 #S1055182
Fully updated 2BD/1.5BA end unit with ski views, great amenities and near the ski area.
CHARMING SKI-IN / SKI-OUT CONDO
$1,375,000 #S1051343
Enjoy true ski-in/ski-out living at Ptarmigan House, a boutique, on-mtn retreat in Steamboat’s Green Zone. This 2BD/2BA residence offers highend upgrades, an open floorplan, turn-key luxury, a hot tub, heated parking and strong rental income.
NEW CONSTRUCTION | LUXE MTN RETREAT
$4,950,000 # S1051228
Luxury 5BD/4.5BA legacy home at end of cul-desac on Alpine Dr. 3,731 SF, expansive 5+ car garage, 2 primary suites, multiple outdoor living areas including spacious 2nd floor deck with panoramic views. Chef’s kitchen with commercial appliances.
PRIVATE RANCH OASIS WITH AMENITIES
$415,000 # S1055127
Build your dream home on Lot 29, an 11.65-acre parcel at Creek Ranch. Enjoy breathtaking views, privacy, amenities including fishing on 3.1 miles of Trout Creek, 3 ponds, 22 miles of trails, owners’ cabin, access to ~3,000 acres of private land.
720 ACRES BETWEEN STEAMBOAT & VAIL
$3,600,000 # SS9241480
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity surrounded by BLM land. Multiple building sites. Unforgettable views. Between Steamboat Springs & Vail.
DESIRABLE CROSSTIMBERS TOWNHOME
$2,001,520 # S1049335
3BD, 3BA, 2,032 SF townhome with sought-after floorplan. Amenities –pool, tennis, hot tub and underground guest parking. In the Green Zone.
222 ACRES WITH WILDLIFE & RECREATION ABOUND
$1,150,000 # S1050643
Between Steamboat & Vail, rarely available 221.92 contiguous acres with BLM access. Can combine w/#SS9241480 for a total of 941 ac for $4.75M.
INTEGRITY • PERFORMANCE • RESULTS
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CROSSTIMBERS LUXURY TOWNHOME
$2,075,000 #S1048245
4BD, 4BA with air conditioning in highly desirable complex. Full resort amenities including pool, tennis court and hot tub in the Green Zone.
UPDATED TRAILHEAD LODGE
$1,295,000 # SS3039337
BUILD YOUR COLORADO DREAM HOME
$500,000 #SS3410359
Easy building on a gorgeous 5.04 acre lot with mature trees and beautiful views in the adventure-filled North Routt.
2BD, 1BA, Newer upgraded condo in the Green Zone allowing for shortterm rentals. Neighborhood gondola and full Wildhorse amenities.
MOUNTAIN MODERN IN OLD TOWN
PRIME LOCATION
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home
Ski area views, open flooplan, and spacious kitchen. Heated 2-car garage and close to ski areas, shops, and trails.
Adjacent to 8.38-acre greenbelt for additional privacy.
$2,025,000 #S1053451
Mountain contemporay home in Old Town Steamboat with 5 bdrms, 4 baths with a separate 1 bdrm, 1 bath caretaker unit. Located on a quiet street near Soda Creek Elementary.
This home is perfect for mountain lifestyle and modern comfort.
$2,875,000 #S1053412
ROOM TO BREATHE & VIEWS
TREE HAUS NEIGHBORHOOD 907 Merritt Street 31615 Mount Werner Road
HILLTOP CONDO
$6,000,000 #S1048981
Experience unmatched serenity and luxury at Silver Moose Ranch. Just 15 minutes from Steamboat, this 35-acre property offers 6,220 SF, privacy, panoramic views and exquisite indoor/outdoor living spaces.
SITE IN STEAMBOAT
$675,000 # S1053417
The perfect canvas for your dream home nestled at the top of Fish Creek Falls Road in the heart of Steamboat Springs. This flat, easily buildable lot offers privacy and breathtaking views of the Steamboat Ski Area.
$2,100,000 #S1053152
Peacefully nestled on a corner lot in Old Town Steamboat Springs, this 3+BD/3BA home offers 2,395 SF of charm. With radiant heat, hardwood floors, a chef’s kitchen, and more. Steps from Soda Creek Elementary.
$645,000 #S1051399
Located just 12 miles from Steamboat Springs. Enjoy panoramic views, multiple building sites, community water/sewer and shared trails. Privacy and convenience in the Steamboat Springs school district.
DEERWOOD RANCH ESTATE
BUILDING
SPRINGS
STUNNING HOME IN OLD TOWN
35 ACRES IN DEERWOOD RANCHES
$2,099,000 #S1049153
Recently updated 6BD/6BA, 4,062 SF single-family home with stunning Steamboat Ski Area views. High ceilings, a cozy fireplace, and a gourmet kitchen. Enjoy multiple decks, a fenced yard and a versatile guest wing.
SERENITY AT THE TOP OF OLD TOWN SOLD FOR $2,075,000
Charming cabin the heart of downtown. Enjoy privacy, stunning views, a new deck and a serene 800-acre ranch backdrop. Modern kitchen, 2BD/2BA, heated garage and a versatile detached office.
$775,000 #S1053736
Located at the end of Huckleberry Lane this building site provides peaceful seclusion with great views, while being perfectly positioned between downtown Steamboat Springs and the Steamboat Ski Area.
SOLD FOR $410,000
749 SF of office retail space in the Victoria building. Located in downtown Steamboat Springs just steps from restaurants, shops and the Yampa River. Two offices and reception area ideal for work-life balance.
PANORAMIC VIEWS IN TREE HAUS
PRIME BUILDING SITE IN GROUSE RUN
PRIME OFFICE RETAIL SPACE IN DOWNTOWN
Great views from this 5 Bedroom home next to Rita Valentine Park – just a short walk out your back door. Great kitchen for cooks. Main level living has primary suite plus office. Upper level: 2 bedrooms with ensuite baths. Lower level: huge family room + 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Video available.
STUNNING VIEWS OF THE SKI MOUNTAIN $4,400,000 #S1055143 COUNTRY
3BD, 3.5BA + office home with great kitchen. Two 400 SF sunrooms plus top floor family/exercise/game rooms. Property is 2.9 acres with paved road access. Offers 3-car garage with second-level workshop. Stunning views of the Steamboat Ski Area and Yampa Valley from the deck. Video available.
A beautiful, mountain contemporary style townhome in a quiet little enclave could be the perfect home for you. Located between the Mountain and Downtown areas, the 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom unit is in the perfect location. This desirable townhome is well-built and insulated featuring high-end features like granite countertops, an excellent floorplan, vaulted ceilings, a tall stone fireplace and quality fixtures. Call to schedule a showing today.
$1,600,000 #S1053603
EMERALD HEIGHTS GEM
# S1049212
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$1,325,000 #S1055115
This energy-efficient lake home is perched above the shimmering Stagecoach Reservoir on 0.5 acres. The home offers unbelievable views framed by tall A-frame windows.
$1,750,000 #SS6995905
CIRCLE
1115 STEAMBOAT BOULEVARD
$5,450,000 #S1048647 5,283 SQ FT
4.5 BEDROOMS 5 BATHS 0.47 ACRE LOT
This 9,458 sf timber frame home in Alpine Mountain Ranch features 5 BD, 9 BA, and exquisite craftsmanship with Douglas Fir timbers, mortise-and-tenon joinery and Hickory floors. Highlights include a great room with valley views, a gourmet kitchen, a main-level primary suite, rec room with theater and wine cellar. Enjoy outdoor living with a covered dining area and fire pit.
$12,750,000 #S1050557
SPECTACULAR TIMBER FRAME HOME IN ALPINE MOUNTAIN RANCH
This rare 213-acre property, just 6 minutes from downtown Steamboat, offers over a half mile of Elk River frontage, private fishing, a stocked 1.5-acre pond, barn, shop, miles of trails, and 2,707 sf home. Stunning views, with diverse terrain bordering National Forest on 2 sides. Senior water rights.
$10,900,000 #S1055031
MAD MOUNTAIN RANCH
This 5,460 sq ft Sanctuary home offers 5 BD, 6 BA and stunning views on 1.72 acres. Featuring quality construction and custom finishes with log and stone details, a vaulted great room with exposed trusses and a rustic stone fireplace, chef’s kitchen and recreation room.
$6,995,000 #S1051523
SANCTUARY RETREAT
IDYLLIC HOME IN GREAT LOCATION
$3,250,000 # S1048407
Wonderful 4,396 sf home in prime location. Features 4 BD, 3.5 BA, open floorplan, spacious yard, decks with views, fire pit area and fully fenced backyard by trail system.
MOUNTAIN CONTEMPORARY
$5,995,000 # SS6836971
Ideally located in downtown with 5 BD, 5.5 BA. Newer build, custom contemporary home with artistic creative design, stunning views, trails close by and 646 sf apartment.
NEWLY BUILT “CABIN IN THE WOODS”
$1,320,000 #S1051115
This new cabin offers peaceful living with 3 BD, 3 BA, open floorplan, stone fireplace, wrapped deck and serene views, in a peaceful setting.
STORM MOUNTAIN RANCH HOMESITE
$10,000,000 #S1050407
Rarely offered homesite in gated Storm Mtn Ranch, bordering National Forest. 35 ac, elevated building envelope, views and exclusive amenities.
DOWNTOWN
Marabou Ranch offers owners an unrivaled range of recreational opportunities, amenities & services at this shared ranch ownership property. The Ranch is situated on over 1,700 acres with dedicated open space, including 2-miles of the famed Elk River with world-class fishing. Owners also enjoy miles of trails, owner cabins, the Lodge and the Mountain Camp at the base of Steamboat Ski Resort.
Homestead E1 7.25 ac $1,800,000 #SS9778185
Homestead A3 6 .18 ac $1,700,000 #S1055076
Homestead C6 6 .05 ac $1,500,000 #S1055082
Homestead G6 6 .70 ac $1,500,000 #S1055094
Homestead F5 5 .99 ac $1,500,000 #S1055095
Homestead C9 7.47 ac $1,500,000 #S1055096
$1,325,000 #S1053131
50.3 ac w/stunning views, private building envelope. Enjoy year-round amenities, extensive trails, in the premier gated equestrian community.
$1,200,000 #S1048441
Gorgeous 50.34-ac lot 10 minutes from downtown. Shared equestrian ranch community w/1,200 acres & miles of trails. All utilities available.
MARABOU RANCH HOMESITES
Walk-to-ski from this charming 1 bedroom +loft Ski Time Square ground floor unit with private access. Ski slopes are just steps from your door.
$1,585,000 # S1050674
$475,000 #S1055188 6th floor condo in the heart of Ski Time Square. Easy access to Wild Blue Gondola. Unobstructed ski area views from 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit.
$1,800,000 #S1049211
TORIAN PLUM – PRIME SKI-IN / SKI-OUT
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31140 SUNBIRD WAY • OAK CREEK
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RARE 4-BEDROOM SKI PROPERTY
SOLD FOR $2,250,000
I represented the buyer for this beautifully renovated, 4 BD/ 4.5 BA Condo. Two primary suites, A/C, walking distance to Ski Area, attached 2-car garage and private elevator.
ADORABLE HOME IN STEAMBOAT II
SOLD FOR $968,000
Nestled on a wooded lot with Ski Area and Flat Top views. 3BD/2BA with an open floorplan and fully fenced in yard. Generous outdoor living spaces and beautifully landscaped.
FOR $645,000
Tastefully remodeled with sustainably sourced and stylish upgrades. Centrally located, on the free bus route and pet-friendly. SOLD FOR $1,665,000
I represented the buyer for this highly-coveted Torian Plum residence. Completely remodeled with unbeatable views, location, and ski access.
CHIC MOUNTAIN TOWNHOME
$1,595,000 #S1051302
Welcoming open concept main floor makes this home perfect for hosting friends and family. This Eco-friendly home was built in 2019 and blends sustainability and modern comfort with private EV charging. Close to downtown, trails and dog park with gorgeous mountain views.
$485,000 #S1054861
Beautifully remodeled 3 BD, 3 BA, 1,459 SF, 1 car garage, townhome located in downtown Hayden. Conveniently located 25 miles from Steamboat Ski Area. Open concept main floor with gas fireplace and half bath. Custom storage throughout. Private deck and patio with incredible sunset views.
1911 INDIAN TRAIL • SUNLIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD 187 S 6TH STREET
$1,590,000 # S1053419
Inviting and updated 3 BD/ 2 BA home offering an open layout, 2 BD/ 1 BA caretaker, detached garage + 6 parking spaces, and outdoor areas.
$850,000 #S1053323
3 BD /2.5 BA meticulous home in Stagecoach offering a spacious primary suite, modern kitchen, private deck, 2 car garage & lake views.
$4,150,000 # S1048807
4 BD / 5.5 BA luxury home featuring top floor primary suite, gourmet kitchen, A/C, mountain views and walk to skiing. Impressive rental history and projections. In the green zone.
Prime Mountain area lot on 0.64 acres featuring impressive valley views, plans for a custom 4,600 SF home, and all utilities in place.
$849,000 #SS5096783
Picturesque lot on 0.54 acres adjacent to 7 acres of greenbelt, with utilities in place, and captivating views of the Ski Area and valley.
$999,000 #S1053735
OLD TOWN STEAMBOAT HOME
BUILD ON VAL D’ISERE CIRCLE
RED HAWK VILLAGE HOME
BUILD IN MOUNTAIN VIEW ESTATES
BROWN BEAR CHALET
CONTEMPORARY LOG HOME
$3,495,000 #S1052915
Experience breathtaking views of Sleeping Giant and luxury living at Deer Mountain Estates. Set on 3.4 acres and just 5 miles from downtown Steamboat Springs, this remodeled 6 BD/ 6 BA home features two primary suites, gourmet kitchen by Design 5, multiple living areas, caretaker suite above the 2-car heated garage, gym, wraparound deck, and hot tub.
This furnished 1 BD, 1 BA, 704 SF gorgeously renovated condo is a short 3-minute walk to the slopes as well as a variety of dining options, shops, and the free city bus, offering a perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and location. Short-Term Rental option. Great amenities. Parking.
$295,000 #S1050989
Own a piece of paradise on 5.04 acres north of Clark near a multitude of outdoor activities. If you dream of a mix of aspens, pines, lush beds of ferns, and a variety of wildflowers enhanced by expansive views of the mountains, Zirkel Wilderness, and Hahn’s Peak, this is your haven.
Come home to the mountains
NATURE’S HAVEN: 5+ ACRES NEAR CLARK
MOUNTAIN GETAWAY IN SKI TIME SQUARE $729,000 #S1051395
$1,925,000 # S1053643
Conveniently located just half a mile from the ski area, in the green zone with a wide range of amenities. This 4 BD, 4 BA end unit has no unit above allowing for peace and quiet. Featuring vaulted ceilings, new carpeting, central air, open floorplan, granite countertops and comes fully furnished. The large deck offers beautiful views of the valley. Amenities inlcude 4 pools, 10 hot tubs, 2 tennis courts, fitness center, business center, on-site services, and seasonal shuttle.
ASPEN LODGE AT TRAPPEURS #4206
This 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 3,767 sq ft home is minutes from downtown and the ski mountain. With timeless design, clean lines and a modern aesthetic, this home is functional yet sophisticated, perfectly blending rustic and luxe materials. Gorgeous views of Emerald Mountain.
4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 2,800 sq ft new townhome thoughtfully constructed with the highest quality finishes. Located above Rollingstone Ranch Golf Course and adjacent to the Ski Resort, offering unobstructed panoramic views from the Yampa River Valley north to Mount Zirkel Wilderness.
CHIC MOUNTAIN MODERN GEM $3,650,000
INCREDIBLE LOCATION DOWNTOWN
$3,060,000 #S1055035
5BD, 3.5BA, 3,823 SF home on a generous 0.39 acre lot in Old Town that is the epitomyof the Steamboat lifestyle. On a quiet st, walking distance to everything downtown.
I represented the buyer on the sale of this 5BD, 4.5BA home.
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MODERN HOME IN SUNLIGHT
$3,415,000 #S1050848
One-of-a-kind property ideally situated next to the park, offering ultimate convenience. Natural light, 360° views. 5BD, 5.5BA, 3,823 SF, gourmet kitchen and much more.
Rarely available, 4BD, 3 BA, 2,625 SF well-built mtn-style twnhm.
This 1BD +den is impeccable with great views. Beautifully furnished.
Amazing access to skiing. Wellkept, stylish and remodeled.
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