Ski-In/Ski-Out Mountain Lodge Surrounded by Colorado’s Best Resorts Hits the Market for $12 Million
A newly listed ski resort offering quick access to some of Colorado’s most iconic trails has hit the market for $12 million—offering a rare opportunity to enjoy year-round luxury living.
Nestled among aspen and evergreen trees on a plum mountain perch, the alpine property at 3698 Daybreak Ridge is a first-time snow bunny paradise, offering ski/slide access to both Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek resorts, while also being a 15-minute drive from Vail.
Upon arrival, the overall scale of the nearly 7,000-square-foot residence, represented by Barbara Gardner of Sotheby’s International Realty, commands immediate attention, looking more like a mountain retreat than a traditional ski lodge.
The house has three levels and sits on nearly 1 acre, surrounded by evergreen trees that enhance its sense of remoteness.
Built in 1999, the home has remained under the radar, perhaps because it’s the first time it’s been on the market in more than two decades—and it’s easy to see why sellers were so inclined to hang on to it for so many years.
The home has six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, as well as expansive gathering spaces for entertaining after long days on the mountain.
Vaulted ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and stone define the interior in classic alpine style, and the building balances a sense of elegance and warmth.
“Warm mountain architecture with soaring ceilings and well-proportioned living spaces create a comfortable and welcoming environment, perfect for everyday living and entertaining,” the listing says.
“Open living areas flow seamlessly into the kitchen and dining areas, perfect for gathering after a day on the slopes.”
In the bedrooms, guests will find cozy sanctuaries, several of which are decorated with their own fireplaces, adding an extra layer of comfort and warmth.
Attention to detail is not limited to the interior of the home; it extends away from the front door to the outdoor entertaining areas, many of which are heated. It includes a space designed for après-ski relaxation, making it easy to enjoy snowy mornings and relaxed nights alike.
“Thoughtfully designed bedrooms provide quiet, relaxing living spaces, with a thoughtful separation from regular living spaces,” the description continues.
“The heated outdoor areas, including steps directly to the ski run, invite you to enjoy the calm setting of the natural environment in all seasons, from snowy winter mornings to lively summer evenings.”
However, the most compelling feature of this area is the seamless connection to the slopes.
From the outdoor porch, skiers can directly enter the area that connects to both Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek Resort, eliminating the need for shuttles, lift lines, or walking through parking lots in ski boots.
If residents are looking for something different, they only need to drive 15 minutes down the road to Vail, where dozens of trails await.
While winter access is undoubtedly a big draw, the home was designed to last year-round. In the warmer months, the surrounding trails and open space transform the area into a hub for hiking and biking, with direct access to Beaver Creek’s alpine terrain.
And despite its private location, the property is just minutes from the village of Beaver Creek, where owners can walk or walk to a restaurant, ski school, fine dining, and popular local amenities.
For buyers looking for a true ski-in/ski-out property with direct access to two of Colorado’s most popular resorts, not to mention proximity to Vail, this Beaver Creek lodge delivers on all fronts.
