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74 LASSO RD
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Gypsum Valley; Brightwater Club
$1,895,000
Situated on a commanding knoll overlooking a spectacular lake on the Robert T...
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187 GRANADA HILL
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Cordillera; Colorow; Squaw Creek
$1,950,000
Offering enormous value, this expansive home features extensive decks, has be...
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Edwards; Scottsville
$384,750
Mountain living with an urban twist. Exceptional new construction condominium...
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Known as "Vail's Private Address," Arrowhead was envisioned to be unique in the Vail Valley
when property sales began in 1983. Golf at Arrowhead on the Jack Nicklaus-designed Country
Club of the Rockies had been the primary focus at Arrowhead until skiing on Arrowhead
Mountain became available for the 1988-89 ski season. Vail Resorts' "Village-to-Village"
skiing concept has allowed Arrowhead owners to enjoy skiing at Beaver Creek and Bachelor
Gulch, as well as the beautiful slopes of Arrowhead Mountain. Over the years, Arrowhead has
also matured through development of its residenti... |
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Over the years, Avon has become a full-fledged town no longer defined solely by its close proximity to Vail and Beaver Creek Resort. Property values and numerous new developments reflect Avon's new status as the "down valley" center of business. Avon has "big" plans to become a more formidable village center and the gateway to skiing at Beaver Creek. A new public library and six million dollar Recreation Center offer numerous activities for residents. Both buildings are located on Nottingham Lake, providing a beautiful spot for residents to enjoy numerous recreational opportunities, par... |
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At the turn of the century, a group of five hardy and eccentric bachelors homesteaded in a
secluded mountain valley which soon became one of the great ski resort communities in North
America: Bachelor Gulch Village.Nestled in a scenic valley between Beaver Creek Resort and Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch Village
links the ski trails of Beaver Creek and Arrowhead, creating a unique village-to-village
skiing experience. Surrounded by ski terrain, a small, intimate village includes the new
Ritz Carlton at Bachelor Gulch. Residents can fully enjoy the beauty of the Colorado
environment as well... |
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This elegant lady, once considered Vail's little sister, now offers Vail Valley's first European-style Village-to-Village experience. Skiers and snowboarders can now traverse the trails of the resort communities of Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch Village and Arrowhead on an expanded Beaver Creek Mountain. Renowned for its cosmopolitan allure as well as its recreational amenities, Beaver Creek Resort is quikly becoming known for its rich cultural entertainment and shopping scenes. Beaver Creek Village boasts a grand theater and arts complex, a year-round outdoor ice skating rink, new ... |
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Defined by its accentuated peaks and deep valleys, The Divide capitalizes on dramatic and
divergent topography emulating the great mountain villages of Europe. Inspiring physical
beauty combines with European architecture to create a magnificent neighborhood which spans
a 2,100 acre parcel.This magnificent, gated community is home to Cordillera's Short Course and the world famous
Lodge and Spa. Cordillera is located just West of Edwards, about a 20-30 minute drive to
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With less than one homesite for every three acres, Cordillera has one of the lowest overall
densities of any community in the Vail Valley. More than 20 varieties of wildlife live at
Cordillera, including elk and deer, red fox, beaver, blue grouse, snowshoe hare, golden
eagle, red tail hawk, mountain bluebird, great-horned owl, black bears and cougars.
The community is restricted to single-family and single-family enclave neighborhoods, each
with detailed design guidelines. Formerly a working ranch, Cordillera's Ranch encompasses
gentle ridges, undulating meadows and strands of mature ... |
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The Summit is the last of Cordillera's communities and quite possibly the pinnacle of
mountain delight, offering compelling 360 degree mountain views from a large percentage of
its 2,700 pristine acres. Residents will enjoy land that borders three million acres of
National Forest, unparalleled privacy, open space and homesites with up to 35 acres.
Complementing this magnificent, new community are The Summit Club and the new Summit Golf
Course. These landmarks will exist for families to gather, reconnect and enjoy the great
outdoors. |
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Situated on a high mountain desert, Cordillera Valley Club is evolving as an intimate golf
community built around the Vail Valley's only Tom Fazio golf course. Of 366 acres, there are
only 145 residences. Homes in the Valley Club rely on stone, rough sawn wood siding and
covered porches to define their western personalities. Residents will appreciate the
wonderful cuisine at the Chapparal in the Clubhouse as well as being located just 10 minutes
from Vail and Beaver Creek - close to winter sports, shopping and cultural activities. The
Valley Club is the "closest in" of the four Cordi... |
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One of the fastest growing communities in Eagle County, Eagle still maintains the charm of a 1940's small western town. Eagle's character, its unhurried lifestyle and amiable community spirit are factors in the town's growing popularity. Glorious views and rolling landscape scattered with ranches, small neighborhoods, parks, schools, shops and dining, form this quaint down valley town. Located 30 miles west of Vail and only five minutes from the Eagle County Airport, Eagle is conveniently located and a growing choice for families. Eagle Ranch
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This quiet residential community is favored by families for its convenient location between
Vail and Beaver Creek Resort and for its superb amenities. An eighteen hole golf course
owned and operated by the Eagle-Vail Metro District is the centerpiece to this community. A
Par-3 course, tennis and swim club, Community Pavilion and numerous parks are all within
walking distance.
Battle Mountain High School and Meadow Mountain Elementary School are both located at the
eastern end of the neighborhood adjacent to the soccer fields and Community Pavilion.
Beyond the 18th fairway ... |
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Possibly the most alpine and intimate of the area's communities, East Vail hugs the Gore
Range at the base of Vail Pass. Strictly a residential neighborhood, it is a favorite with
longtime locals and second-home owners. The appeal of East Vail is easy to understand - snow
blankets its forests in winter, the tip of the valley frames awe inspiring Gore Range views
and the summers erupt with spectacular wildflowers and rushing waterfalls. The cold, snowy
winter may linger a little longer than in most of the valley, but the blossoms brought forth
by spring are a sweet reward. Some say th... |
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In recent years, Edwards has been a down valley magnet for those who enjoy wide open spaces,
warmer climates and a growing small-town spirit. Featuring a variety of residential
properties and countless amenities, the area is only steps from the glories of Colorado's
fabled backcountry. Just a few miles west of Avon and Beaver Creek, Edwards offers
innovative shopping and dining centers, a multi-screen movie theater, health club and
schools. |
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Known as the "Banana Belt" of the Vail Valley, Gypsum has been a semi-rural home to locals
for generations. Gentler pricing, a longer growing season, milder weather, small town feel
and convenient proximity to the beautiful Glenwood Canyon have made Gypsum a popular choice
amoungst young and old alike. Home of the Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum is quickly
becoming a bustling community with over 100,000 square feet of commercial space under
construction and a new golf course at Cotton Ranch! |
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Located just minutes from downtown Edwards where there are a variety of restaurants, shops
and a movie theater, Homestead offers both the local and second homebuyer a wonderful
community life. The focal point of this area is the health/ tennis club which offers aerobic
classes, weight lifting, an indoor swimming pool, hot tub and sauna, a racquet ball and
squash court and both indoor and outdoor tennis courts. Homestead provides a variety of
opportunities for the year round and second homebuyer - from townhomes complete with
homeowner's association, to large single family residences.... |
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Lionshead is a mix of condominiums and commercial businesses at the foot of the western side
of Vail Mountain. Convenient shopping and dining, as well as an exciting apres` ski
atmosphere are notable highlights in this charming ski community. The new Eagle Bahn
gondola, in the heart of Lionshead, takes visitors to the top of the mountain in
approximately 8 minutes. It is an easy walk to the Dobson Ice Arena for ice skating or
special events and the Vail Library is just across the street. Free bus service is provided
to visitors for quick access to the center of Vail Village. With th... |
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The historic town of Minturn is much more than just a "stop out of the way" between Vail and
Avon. Located on Highway 24, along the banks of the Eagle River, Minturn has retained its
eclectic personality: in turn bustling and quiet, friendly and glorious. The town was
created in 1887 with the arrival of the Rio Grand railroad tracks and incorporated in 1904.
Minturn received its name from a railroad executive, Charles Minturn. Ironically, Mr.
Minturn never saw the town which he named after himself.
Before the tracks of the Rio Grande were laid, Minturn was a stop for mounta... |
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Situated on a series of hillside tiers, this elegant, gated community offers spectacular
unobstructed views of Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch Village, Arrowhead and the mountains
beyond. Its pristine, rural environment features rolling meadows and wooded glades
surrounded by aspen, lodgepole pine and conifer forests. Mountain Star's plan allows only 90
single-family home sites on its 1,300 acres. Approximately 75 percent of the land is
permanently preserved in its natural state, and the entire community is surrounded by US
National Forest land and Town of Avon open space. Although shie... |
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Singletree is perhaps the best example of the incredible geographic diversity available to
Vail Valley home buyers. This beautiful, sloping dryland features an abundance of sunshine
and a sagebrush environment that has inspired much of the southwestern architecture found
here. Many longtime Vail residents as well as second homeowners have made the move down
valley to Singletree, citing the warmer weather, fantastic views and glorious sunsets -- not
to mention the larger homesites.
The 18-hole championship golf course and clubhouse is the centerpiece of this community,
located j... |
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Nothing quite compares to the excitement of living right in the midst of one of the world's
premier ski resorts. Fine dining, exquisite shopping and of course, world-class skiing are
only minutes away. Summers in Vail spring forth with live entertainment in the streets as
well as various summer racing events. Ford Ampitheater hosts Bravo! Colorado, bringing world
class cultural events to the valley, as well as a free Tuesday night summer concert series.
Many beautiful pocket parks and gardens enhance Vail's residential neighborhoods and byways. |
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West Vail occupies a slightly wider section of the valley than Vail Village and East Vail.
It is a bustling neighborhood where locals and visitors can find all the necessities as well
as outdoor recreation such as hiking and biking. The northern and southern hillsides in West
Vail offer distinctly different but equally attractive residential environments. The south
side features lushly wooded, alpine-like terrain interspersed with broad, rolling meadows.
The north side, while more exposed, offers dramatic views and an abundance of sunshine
throughout the year.
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Perched in the foothills overlooking Avon and Beaver Creek, the residential community of
Wildridge has also experienced tremendous growth. Residents enjoy spectacular views and the
extra peace and quiet that comes from being somewhat removed. A land of sharply defined
ridges and ravines, this fast-growing "community within a community" boasts panoramic vistas
stretching for miles up and down the Vail Valley. It also offers access to the surrounding
White River National Forest.
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One of the oldest and most historic areas in the Vail valley, wolcott has preserved its
hertiage and "old west" feel unlike any other place in Eagle County. Once primarily used as
pastures for grazing sheep, and a thoroughfare for the western railroad line, the rolling
mountains surrounding Wolcott are home to vast areas of open space and to the scenic and
rushing Eagle River.
Wolcott recently celebrated another milestone with the creation of Red Sky Ranch, an elegant
golf course community. Red Sky has focused on low density communities, stressing the value
of preservin... |
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