Summit County Parade of Homes 2011

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Summit County, Colorado

PARADE OF HOMES

PRESENTED BY THE SUMMIT COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
THE OFFICIAL GUIDE

2011 Summit County parade of homes program

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. September 17-18 September 24-25

ADMISSION $10 FOR TICKETS VISIT: SUMMITCOUNTYBUILDERS.ORG/PARADEOFHOMES

At The Parade, Open Up To The Possibilities.

NEW HOMES

BATHROOMS KITCHENS MASTER RETREATS DINING ROOMS

Then When It’s Time To See What’s Possible,
Call Us.
TURN TO A BUILDER WHO CAN MAKE YOUR VISION A REALITY.

At Apex Mountain Homes, we are passionate about setting the standard for excellence in custom home building, remodeling and renovations. We deliver every project on time and on budget, all while being faithful stewards of the environment, so that we can delight in the satisfaction of our clients. As the Parade Of Homes inspires and opens up new possibilities for you, trust your building project to a team of caring, insightful professionals.

SCAN ME!

FREE project consultations FREE site analysis NO obligation chats

970.668.3402

SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO

10 map locator How to get to our featured homes
14 sponsors & about the artist

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Meet cover photographer Bob Karcz
17 committee letter

About the SCBA

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62 business directory

A reference guide to the professionals featured in this year’s Parade of Homes program

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2011 Parade of Homes

Proudly presenting four homes this year…

Breckenridge | Vail | Aspen

New Construction & Renovations
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

www.greersappliance.com 970-468-6940

Sales s Service s

888.550.4198 www.devignedeveloping.com info@devignedeveloping.com

General Contractor with Full Service Design Team New Construction & Renovations

DENVER I BRECKENRIDGE I VAIL I STEAMBOAT I ASPEN

A Company Built on Quality Reliability and Trust…

SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO
PARADE OF HOMES

PRESENTED BY

Summit County Builders Association (SCBA) SCBA Board of Directors

PRESIDENT

Andrew Webster

VICE PRESIDENT

Lou Fishman

SECRETARY & TREASURER

Mary Patrick Moore?eld

PAST PRESIDENT

Clark Johnson

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Jane Dvorak

BOARD MEMBERS

Randy Barrientez, Craig Campbell, Kathye Conti, Mark Crowley,

Jules DeVigne, Ryan Evanczyk, Joseph Monroe, Lynn Myers,

Mark Nunn, Michael Rath, Nancy Stone

ART PRODUCTION

Caroline Graf

Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. This publication is copyrighted by the Summit County Builders Association (SCBA) in conjunction with Mountain Living magazine. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from SCBA and Mountain Living magazine.

For more information, please contact:

SUMMIT COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION (SCBA)

P.O. Box 2245 619 Main Street, Suite 4A Frisco, CO 80443 970-668-6013 970-668-6014 fax summitcountybuilders.org

PUBLISHED BY

WWW.MOUNTAINLIVING.COM

MCCREREY FINE HOMES, LLC

NAHB Certified Green Professional Graduate Master Builder

Builders of quality custom homes in Summit County, Boulder and the Front Range for over 30 years. We are here to offer you the best in quality, craftsmanship and service

PO Box 1082 • 619 Main Street Frisco, CO 80443 Contact: Mark McCrerey 970.418.1455 • Office 970.668.0686

mccrereyfinehomes.com
Come experience…
the home Summit County is talking about

475 Long Ridge Drive If a new home is in your future… Breckenridge, CO Contact us anytime or visit us on-siteSeptember 10th-11th, 17th-18th, & 24th-25th

Architecture Interiors s Site Design WWW.DISCOVERENTRADA.COM P: 970.547.4432

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Ivan Stanley & Associates, LLC GENERAL CONTRACTING

Custom Residences Restorations s Commercial WWW.IVANSTANLEY.COM

P: 970.547.9008

C: 970.485.3243 C: 970.389.3310

Currently taking reservations for 2012. Complimentary initial site consultation , sketch design, and construction proposal.
Excellence by Design

Everyone now expects to do everything, including control of their home, with an iPad or similar device. With the help of Alpine Vista Home Cinema & Automation, use your iPhone, iPad, PC Tablet or laptop to control your smart home system.

WWW.ALPINEVISTA.COM | 970.389.7628

PRODUCTS & SERVICES:

Whole Home Automation

Smart Home Control Remote Control Whole Home Audio Distribution Media & Game Rooms Engineered Home Cinemas Lighting Control Motorized Window Treatments

EXPERIENCE:

Engineered In-Home Over 40 years of electronic systemCell Phone Repeaters design & project management References provided on request

DESIGN CERTIFICATIONS:

CEDIA Designer CEDIA Theater Specialist

DESIGN CALIBRATION CERTIFICATIONS:

THX Home Acoustics Alliance Imaging Science Foundation

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MAP LOCATOR

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

SILVERTHORNE SILVERTHORNE

01* 138 TOPAZ ROAD 02 54 SPINNER PLACE 03 2115 GOLDEN EAGLE DRIVE 04 330 HIGH PARK COURT 05 185 LONGS ROAD

DILLON

06* 15 HIGH MEADOW TRAIL

KEYSTONE

07 111 FORGET ME NOT LANE

MONTEZUMA

08 275 COUNTY ROAD 268 *homes selling tickets

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DILLON PARADE ETIQUETTE

TO MAKE THE PARADE OF HOMES EXPERIENCE ENJOYABLE FOR YOU AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE KEEP THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES IN MIND:

1. Please observe all parking signage and take care not to block neighboring driveways.

2. Please remove your shoes or wear the provided booties in each of the homes.

3. Please purchase your entry wristband at City Market or online prior to visiting the ?rst home, and keep your entry wristband visible for the duration of the event.

Please no smoking, eating or drinking in the homes.

Please respect all furnishings, as they are private property.

Please respect off-limits area signage in these private homes.
4. Some homes will have a designated public bathroom. Please ask to be directed to an appropriate restroom before using the facilities.

5. Please monitor your children at all times. There are many fragile items in the residences, and homes are not child-proofed.

6. Please ask permission before taking photos. There may be professional images

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of the home available to you online.

We encourage you to ask questions of the people working at each home; they are there to offer information. You should ?nd a variety of resources, including information on architects, builders, kitchen designers, interiors designers and more, in each of the homes.

KEYSTONE

Turn the page for additional maps »
MAP LOCATOR

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

FRISCO

BRECKENRIDGE

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Fairview Blvd 14        13
FRISCO
09    310 S. 8TH AVENUE
10* 578 WATER DANCE DRIVE BRECKENRIDGE
11* 95 GOLD RUN ROAD

12 359 LONG RIDGE DRIVE
15        16    13    0952 GOLD RUN ROAD
14    382 FAIRVIEW BOULEVARD
15   130 TASSELS LOOP
City Market            16    0265 SOUTHERN CROSS TRAIL
17    1521 SKI HILL ROAD
17        18        18* 213 S. FRENCH STREET 19 388 MINERS VIEW ROAD
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DIRECTIONS TO BRECKENRIDGE FROM DENVER

Take I-25 north to I-70 west toward Grand Junction Take the CO-9 S exit toward Frisco/ Breckenridge and go left, or south, on CO-9 Follow this road for about 10 miles until you enter Breckenridge

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

BRECKENRIDGE BUILDING CENTER

The Breckenridge Building Center is a full-service lumber and building materials supplier serving Summit, Park and Grand Counties, Evergreen and the Western Denver Metro area. We are a “Do It Best” hardware store with more than 12,000 square feet of showroom space and displays. If you don’t ?nd it in our showroom, we can special order it for you. We also offer online ordering at www. doitbest.com and can have your items shipped to and picked up at our Breckenridge real estate store. Our knowledgeable staff is available to help and serve you with your building project, no matter how large or small. Please visit us at 13445 Highway 9, 3 miles north of Breckenridge.

BANK OF THE WEST

Whether you’re starting to look for a Summit County vacation property or planning to build the mountain dream home your family will treasure for decades, Bank of the West offers ?exible construction and mortgage loans tailored to your speci?c needs. Bank of the West is one of the strongest banks in Colorado, with branches in Breckenridge and Frisco to serve your ?nancial needs.

CUTTING EDGE WOODWORKING

“Personal service matters” is our motto. Cutting Edge Woodworking is a one-stop shop for all your interior woodworking needs, from initial design to ?nal installation. We offer an endless variety of ?nishes to match your taste, all created using state-of-the-art machinery and traditional craftsmanship. Trim and hardwood ?ooring packages available.

SOLARGLASS WINDOW & DOOR

Since 1981, SolarGlass Window & Door has sold and installed windows, interior and patio doors, and skylights to homeowners and building professionals. Our 30-year reputation relies on the expertise, tenure and commitment of our team, and making sure orders are right, delivered and installed on time, and serviced by in-house technicians. We happily handle small replacement jobs, custom homes, large commercial projects and everything in between. Serving the entire Front Range, the I-70 mountain corridor and Grand Valley.

SUMMIT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

The Summit Association of REALTORS® is proud of our ongoing support of those who live and work in our community. Each year we grant $8,000 in scholarships to local high school students and support people in need with emergency housing funds through the SAR Charitable Fund at The Summit Foundation. SAR also works to stay abreast of changing issues that affect all property owners.

City Market, Mountain Living magazine, Krystal 93, Summit Daily News and Summit Ford

Lumber • Windows • Doors • Building Materials Boise Engineered Lumber • Trusses • Hardware • Paint

PROFESSIONAL STAFF • PERSONAL SERVICE

970-453-2372

Fax 970-453-5483 13445 Hwy 9 | Breckenridge www.bbc.doitbest.com

On Staff Full Time Window Service Technician

You’re ?nally building the home of your dreams. Choosing a construction lender is a very important part of making that dream come true. Bank of the West’s ?exible loan options will help you get just the right loan for your needs. With our very competitive pricing and wide array of loan programs, you’ll ?nd the dream loan to match your new home.
Small and Medium Enterprise Construction Lending

Mary Patrick Moorefield, Vice President NMLS #475780 106 N. French Street Breckenridge, CO 80424 970) 547-2047

FROM THE SUMMIT COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES COMMITTEE

Bottom, from left: Whitney Hunter, Lynn Myers Middle, from left: Katrina Nail, Nancy Stone, Melinda Fleming, Jane Dvorak Top, from left: Linda Miller, Asa Nimityongskull, Mary Patrick Moore?eld Not pictured: Karen Wray, Don Thomas, Jennifer Stein, Sarah Burcher

The Summit County Builders Association is pleased to welcome you to the 17th annual Summit County Parade of Homes. While the dif?cult economy has created challenges across the globe, our mountain region continues to stand strong and move forward. This year’s Parade features a wide variety of housing options, including multi-family dwellings, remodels, net-zeroenergy homes, budget-conscious construction and yes, some over-the-top residences as well.

All proceeds from the Parade’s ticket sales bene?t The Summit Foundation, a community organization that provides ongoing support to local organizations, nonpro?ts and programs. Each ticket sale enables the organization to continue its support of vital community endeavors, and we appreciate your contributions to this great community supporter.

Tickets for this year’s event will be sold at the City Markets in Breckenridge and Dillon, and tickets may be traded in for wrist bands at any of the homes on the tour.

We owe a very special thanks to our sponsors, including our Diamond Sponsor, Breckenridge Building Center. Corporate sponsors include Bank of the West, Cutting Edge Woodworking, SolarGlass Windows & Doors and Summit Association of Realtors. Their generosity goes a long way toward making this event possible.

Finally, a sincere thank you goes out to all the Parade Committee members whose time, effort and ideas have made this a great event. We hope you enjoy this year’s Parade of Homes!

LYNN MYERS, CHAIR MELINDA FLEMING, VICE-CHAIR

COLOR TRENDS

Tomorrow’s Hot Colors Are Inspired By the Themes of “Protection” and “Preservation”

WHEN IT COMES TO EMERGING DESIGN TRENDS FOR 2012,

experts say the themes of “preservation” and “protection” will be key. Colors and textures will re?ect the evolution and transformation we’re experiencing during these changing times.

Top designers from Benjamin Moore have traveled the globe to discover these new concepts, which are based on merging the past with the present. These themes will come to life in the textures and patterns of homespun fabrics, plaids, ?orals, native stripes, toiles, paisleys, embroidery and denims. Key colors include khaki, taupe, camel, sand and stone. Wood-bark browns, earthy reds, and golden and sunny yellows will add a lacquered shine to matte ?nishes.

Indigos and true-blue denims will be employed to evoke everything from luxury to a casual appeal, and greens will see a resurgence, too. Look for digital reds and organic oranges used to complement grayscale combinations.

The theme of “protection” will play out in bold décor choices. Spikes, abstract paintings, metal, multi-patterns, wire cages and feathers will illustrate our need for comfort, safety and security. Representative colors will include:

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Colored tints, from silvery grays to dark moody slates.
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Military-greens, safari khakis and naturals, all representative of our need for camou?age.
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Metallic golds, silvers and pewters.
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Fuchsia. Look for contrasts of purple and black.
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Vintage pinks married with chocolate browns.
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Mysterious purple, used to masquerade and conceal.
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Mauve—yes, mauve—is taking a stand.

EXTRAORDINARY ARCHITECTURE

EXQUISITE CONSTRUCTION

Steamboat Springs Breckenridge 970 453 7002 allen-guerra.com

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01 CONTRACTOR PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC.

DESCRIPTION

This stylish Ruby Ranch home, located just above the town of Silverthorne, pairs traditional mountain woodworking with hand-forged detailing. The architecture is an impressive mix of contemporary lines and rustic elements characteristic of a mountain home. The mountain-modern theme is carried from the exterior into every detail of the interior of this custom home. The interior design incorporates simple lines and neutral colors accented with jewel tones, allowing the panoramic views of the Gore Range and the Continental Divide to take center stage. Vaulted ceilings and an open ?oor plan make the main level a great place for families and guests to gather. The lower level provides another gathering space complete with a dedicated theater, wet bar and outdoor hot tub. The stone turret houses a three-story circular staircase that is truly a piece of functional art. The use of organic shapes in the lighting ?xtures and overscaled wood column details give this home a unique feeling of unparalleled beauty – a must see real estate Summit County.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 3,447 ?nished square feet; 4,428 total square feet s 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms s Custom ?oating iron-and-wood

spiral staircase s Sliding barn door to the theater s Contemporary décor with custom artwork s Vaulted beamed ceiling in great

room with loft of?ce s Stonework throughout

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 205 and proceed north on Highway 9 in Silverthorne for approximately 1.6 miles. Turn left onto Ruby Ranch Road; at the intersection, turn left at the T. Continue onto Topaz Road; the home is on the left.

SPONSORS

EHL Castlewood Doors Sierra Paci?c BKC Kitchen & Bath

VENDORS

Contractor

Pinnacle Mountain Homes, Inc.
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

Architect

RAW Architecture

303.831.4307 raw-architecture.com

Interior Designer

Maureen McGuire Interiors

303.791.4021 maureenmcguireinteriors.com

CONTACTS

Pinnacle Mountain Homes, Inc.

520 South Main Street, Unit 3M

P.O. Box 1390 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

BY BRIAN L. WRAY, PRESIDENT/GENERAL CONTRACTOR, MOUNTAIN LOG HOMES OF COLORADO, INC.

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BUILDING YOUR OWN HOME CAN BE ONE OF THE MOST REWARDING EXPERIENCES OF YOUR LIFE. But it can also be one of the most stressful if your expectations are not in line with the scope of your project. Finding the right contractor to manage your project is the key to success. Here are some tips for making the home-building process run smoothly, according to your schedule and budget.

Educate yourself so that your expectations are in sync with the reality of building a custom home. Cost per square foot is a good starting point, but does not take into account differences in the quality of work available among builders. If you receive multiple bids on your project, be sure they’re based on identical speci?cations and material quality.

Choose a builder early in the process so your quali?ed contractor can visit your proposed building site prior to purchasing land if possible. The builder should be able to give you advice on suitable siting of the house on the property, possible soil or access issues, what style of home is well suited to the lot and more.

Prior to closing on a lot, visit the local building department to ensure the local covenants, codes and regulations will allow for the home you envision. Have an engineered survey and soil test done to be sure you understand your setbacks, property lines and the topography of your lot.

Choose a builder you feel compatible with. Building a home can take a year or longer, and it is a highly personal and emotional experience. Be sure you feel comfortable with your builder, and that he or she communicates well and is a good personality ?t for you.

Ask for references and tour examples of completed homes. Call previous clients and ask questions about their overall satisfaction. Base your decision on the builder’s competence, reputation, professionalism, communication skills, warranty coverage and experience.

Building a home is not a do-it-yourself project. A quali?ed, licensed general contractor can actually save you money by offering a faster build time, negotiated rates with preferred and time-tested subcontractors, and preferred pricing with suppliers. Working with a licensed general contractor will also signi?cantly reduce the opportunity for costly mistakes. Your builder will have relationships with local building inspectors and code enforcers, and ensure your project follows the most recent codes and regulations, which are constantly changing.

Find your ? nancing early to learn what you qualify for. If a professional builder is on board, construction ?nancing will be easier to obtain. Having an adequate line-item budget for the house is critical during the planning and design phase, which is a good time to make changes. Your builder should be able to give you advice on areas where your home’s design, complexity, ?nishes and size can affect your budget. Your appraiser and ?nancer will require this budget.

Be prepared to get involved! Building a custom home requires a substantial amount of time and involves making many decisions. Changes during the building process are inevitable. If you communicate with your builder, you’ll understand how speci?c changes affect other areas of your home and budget.

Don’t let stress get the better of you. As with any big decision, there will be ups and downs during the process. Keep your focus on how much you will enjoy the one-of-a-kind creation at the end of the project.

Brian L. Wray has been building custom homes in Colorado for more than 30 years. He has served on the SCBA Board of Directors, Silverthorne Planning Commission, and as a commissioner for the Summit County Board of Adjustments. He can be reached at 970.468.8683 or brian@mlhoc.com.

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02 CONTRACTOR COMPASS HOMES DEVELOPMENT, LLC

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BOB WINSETT

DESCRIPTION

This luxury paired home is located at Angler Mountain Ranch, a new upscale community in Summit County that’s situated on 192 acres, nearly half of which has been set aside as open space. With the Blue River to the west and its own private ?shing lake on the property, Angler Mountain Ranch is not only the perfect ?shing retreat, but it’s close to the Raven Golf Course, cross-country ski trails and Silverthorne Blue River Trail. The community also offers hiking and snowshoeing within its grounds and a trailhead connection to the Ptarmigan National Forest. There are many opportunities for ownership within the community, including custom home lots, 2,400- to 2,800-square-foot cabin homes, and paired homes that are available from 1,800 square feet to 2,400 square feet. Almost all of the homes and homesites are oriented south to west toward the Gore Range for maximum sun exposure and views.

This year’s featured home is a 2,006-squarefoot paired home designed for casual living. Exterior ?nishes include moss rock, hand-hewn siding, corrugated-metal accents, rough-sawn timbers, and a two-car heated garage. The interior was designed for family living with an open ?oor plan that includes three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. Knotty alder cabinetry, doors and trim were chosen to create a warm, cozy feel. The kitchen includes stainless-steel appliances, granite slab countertops and slate ?ooring, while the living room features hand-scraped wood ?ooring and a moss-rock ?replace. Bronze hardware and lighting impart a rustic mountain feel. All these amenities are offered in the mid-$500k price range. If you are looking for a second home, or wish to downsize and have less maintenance and a mountain lifestyle, Angler Mountain Ranch might just be right for you. Visit anglermountainranch.com for availability, lot sizes, ?oor plans, views and more.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 2,200 square feet s 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms s Engineered hardwood ?ooring s Slate ?ooring s Knotty alder trim, doors and cabinetry s Granite kitchen countertops s Views of Ten Mile range s Adjacent to open space and trailhead

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, exit at Silverthorne. Travel north on Blue River Parkway (Highway 9) for two miles. Turn right on Bald Eagle Road, drive over the bridge, and turn left on Spinner Place.

SPONSORS

Straight Line Painting Mountain Comfort Furnishings Trilog Home Services Top Shop, LLC Mountain High Plumbing & Heating

VENDORS

Developer

Angler Mountain Ranch
970.547.5047 anglermountainranch.com

Contractor

Compass Homes Development, LLC
970.547.5047 compasshomesdev.com

Architect

Arapahoe Architects

970.453.8474

Interior Designer

Mountain Comfort Furnishings

970.668.3661 mountaincomfortfrisco.com

Kitchen Designer

Quality Kitchen Cabinets
303.618.6067 qkcdenver.com

CONTACTS

Angler Mountain Ranch

P.O. Box 5265 Frisco, CO 80443 Dawn Crane 970.547.5047 craneinco@comcast.net

Innovative. Inspired. Timeless.

An all-inclusive Interior Architecture, Design and Build Resource Studio.

www.aeinteriorsinc.com

Wendy Yates: 970.485.5883

CREATE YOUR CULTURE. BUILD YOUR ENVIRONMENT

Design Artistic Functional Sustainable

Designing uniquely sustainable homes for present and future generations

Net Zero Home–Silverthorne, CO
www.dabassoc.com
303.443.9613 | dabarch@1526spruce.com | 1526 Spruce Street, Suite 201 | Boulder, CO 80302

ARCHITECTURE + PLANNING

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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03 CONTRACTOR RJB DEVELOPMENT, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Melding sustainability and accessibility, this rustic home with a contemporary twist occupies a one-acre lot, and is surrounded by a wild?ower and aspen meadow, wetlands, mountain views and a panorama of the 18th fairway at The Raven golf course. Designed in collaboration with award-winning architect Darrick Wade, and built by 2010 Builder of the Year RJB Development, the home was created as a nurturing sanctuary, where friendships, artistic talents and growing things can thrive.

Built for accessibility, the main living space occupies one level; the great room also features an adjacent solarium, complete with skylights and a tile ?oor with drainage for easy clean up. Obscured glass and a wood-carved columbine adorn the front door. Alder ?nishes, hickory ?ooring and porcelain tile enhance the indoor space. An elevator accesses the upper and lower levels; a private guest suite occupies the downstairs, while the loft area is a bright, sunny project room and art studio. Large windows and French doors brighten the room, where the owner plans to create a community gathering place for her artist friends. The custom kitchen features verde ?re granite counters and a distinctive island and pantry.

Sited to maximize sun exposure in winter and minimize summertime sun, the home’s 7.2kW photovoltaic solar system provides electricity, while the thermal system accents heating, hot water and snowmelt. During construction, the team was diligent in recycling every possible piece of scrap wood and cardboard. Beetle-kill pine and cedar with rusty steel accents wrap the outside of the structure, and a massive stepped-tier retaining wall wraps around the home. A steel cube garden bunker is buried into the wall, and solar power heats the garden tiers, extending the growing season.

During the Parade of Homes, a micro-art show of children’s work will be displayed in the loft studio.

HIGHLIGHTS

s Square footage: 4048 s 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms s 7.2kW photovoltaic solar system s Thermal solar system s ADA-friendly s Solarium with skylights and tile ?ooring s Artist’s loft s Hickory hardwood s Luxurious custom kitchen s Beetle-kill pine siding and accents s Views of wetlands, wild?ower meadows

and adjacent golf course

DIRECTIONS

Take Highway 9 north through Silverthorne, turn left on North Golden Eagle Road, beyond the elementary school; house is on the right.

SPONSORS

Bighorn Materials American Electric Service, Inc. Division 7 Insulation EHL Corporation Innovative Energy Luxury Stone Inc. Paragon Solar & Mechanica Rocky Mountain Gutters & Maintenance, Inc. Summit Color Service Summit Flooring WCW Drywallers Inc.

VENDORS

Architect

Darrick Wade
970.668.1155 bostadgroup.com

CONTACTS

RJB Development, Inc.

PO Box 25720 Silverthorne, CO 80497 Marand Barrientez Randy Barrientez 970.513.0777 Cell: 970.418.0445 marand@rjbdevelopment.com info@rjbdevelopment.com
970.668.6013 Info@summitcountybuilders.org

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04 INTERIOR DESIGNER DESIGN ONE INTERIORS

DESCRIPTION

The owners of this former spec home were so thrilled with the design by builder Liam Cassidy of Cassidy Homes and interior designer Beverly Voss of Design One Interiors that they entrusted the two to work together to create an addition from the ground up to match the existing home. The pair collaborated from the project’s inception, along with the architect and engineer, to design spaces that re?ect the original roo?ines of the home’s exterior—and the homeowners’ personalities. The owners decided on a 3,742-square-foot ?nished addition to accommodate family and guests, with unique ?nishes and materials that emphasize the mountain environment. StraitLine Framing Company framed the entire home and hung the decorative hand-hewn beams that now adorn the unique ceilings of the new entry, library, of?ce, rotunda and game room. Paul Austin of Wood Right Carpentry utilized beetle-kill pine for the tongue-and-groove panels and built-ins featured in various rooms. Eco-friendly ?nishes, reclaimed wood products and water-ef?cient ?xtures are also featured in the addition. Mike Orlowski from Alpine Vista installed extensive LED accent lighting and upgraded the entire home to include a fully integrated Lutron lighting system, along with Control 4’s whole-home audio/visual system.

The new seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom home features Murphy beds concealed behind hand-carved cabinetry, under-lit natural stone slab accent ?ooring, a three-sided custom stone ?replace separating the kitchen and living areas, custom artwork installations throughout the home, and a luxurious steam shower bathroom. The interior designer’s bond with the homeowners and her understanding of their desires for the addition allowed her to create a seamless blend of old and new spaces.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 9,000 square feet s 7 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms s “Live Edge” monkey wood bar countertop s Murphy beds are concealed in hand-carved

cabinetry s Under-lit natural stone slab accent ?ooring s Hand-hewn beam ceilings throughout home s Three-sided custom stone ?replace separating

kitchen/living areas s Backlit custom landscape painting on tempered

glass in bar/kitchen s 250-square-foot luxury steam shower bathroom s Artist installation of aged map treatment in

custom beamed ceiling s Curved accent wall features a sculptured tree mural s Original paintings and bronze sculptures inside and outside the home

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, exit CO-9 and proceed north for 3.9 miles. Turn left on Ranch Road, then take the ?rst left onto Game Trail Road. Take the ?rst left onto High Park Court. The home is at the end of the cul-de-sac.

SPONSORS

Cassidy Homes Neils Lunceford Landscaping StraitLine Framing Co., Inc. Alpine Vista Home Cinema & Automation Wood Right Carpentry

CONTACTS

Design One Interiors

1655 Airport Road Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.2813 designoneinteriors.net

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05 CONTRACTOR LONGS ROAD RANCH & CONSTRUCTION CO., LLC

DESCRIPTION

Situated 11 miles north of Silverthorne, this property is perfect for anyone who loves horses and entertaining lots of friends. The 40-acre lot includes four buildings: The main house is a 6,800-square-foot custom timberframe home by Woodhouse. The guest and caretaker residence is a 5,500-square-foot COR-TEN steel structure with unique steel architectural accents and amazing views of the Gore Range. The 3,600-square-foot classic 10-stall barn, also featuring COR-TEN steel siding, has automatic horse waterers and individual horse runs that lead to six fenced pastures, making pasture rotation a breeze. A 1,700-square-foot greenhouse and shop building allows plants and ?owers to grow year-round, and gives the hobbyist plenty of space to work on cars, store a tractor or even a custom car collection. The combined footprint of all four buildings is 17,600 square feet.

The main house, the intended dream home of a builder and his wife, an interior designer, was ?nished in 2001 and has received $300,000 in energy-related upgrades over the past 18 months. A freestanding 20kW photovoltaic ?eld consisting of 84 photovoltaic panels, each measuring four feet by four feet, produces almost enough energy to light, heat and cool both residences using state-of-the-art LG mini-ductless heat pumps. Because the builder and his wife are passionate art collectors, the main home features a large art gallery; museum-quality lighting systems are featured throughout both residences.

The property includes seven bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, a media room, a steam room that can comfortably seat eight, two six-person hot tubs, a cedar-fenced, 800-square-foot dog yard and ?ve second- and third-story decks—all with incredible views of the Gore Range. There’s indoor heated parking for six cars and a large heated wood shop which could be used as a game room or art studio. The landscaping around the residences includes an eight-zone irrigation system utilizing low-?ow lawn sprinklers and a drip-irrigation system to water 130 Engelmann spruce, bristlecone pine, Canada reds, aspen and cottonwood trees planted in 2001, which are now 12-20 feet tall. This unique property represents a labor of love, and is certainly worth a visit.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 6,800-square-foot timberframe main residence

with art gallery and ?ve decks s 5,550-square-foot guest and caretaker residence

with huge second-?oor deck and amazing views s Eight-person steam room and two six-person hot tubs s 10-stall horse barn with eight separate horse runs s Greenhouse, wood shop and metal-fabrication shop s Indoor heated parking for six cars; unheated indoor

parking for three additional cars s 20kW solar PV ?eld that supplies close to 100% of

the property’s electrical needs, including air conditioning and about 50% of the heating

s Six distinct horse pastures for easy pasture rotation

s Incredible views of the Gore Range

DIRECTIONS

From Silverthorne, take Highway 9 north (toward Kremmling) approximately 11 miles. Turn right on Longs Road, then turn left into the ?rst driveway.

SPONSORS

Ventanas Interior Design Woodhouse and Murus Companies Innovative Energy Carl Construction

VENDORS

Developer

Ira Wertenteil and Cindy Powders

Contractor

Longs Road Ranch and Construction Co.

Architects

Woodhouse and Ron Zachery Architects

Interior & Kitchen Designer

Cindy Powders and Ventanas Interior Design

CONTACTS

Cindy Powders

970.389.1304 185longsroad.com ?ndcap@aol.com

P: 970.485.5912 | F: 970.262.5881 | P.O. Box 8830, Breckenridge, CO 80424
MATHISON

www.mathisoncustombuilders.com | tony@mathisoncustombuilders.com

CUSTOM BUILDERS, INC.

SPECIALIZING IN FINE CUSTOM HOMES

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06 CONTRACTOR JEREMIAH JOHNSON LOG HOMES, LLC

DESCRIPTION

This exquisite three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath log home may be 3,015 square feet, but it has the feel of a much larger home — without the expense. The functional ?oor plan features a main-level master suite that ?ows into a large, open great room/kitchen area. Custom features, including the company’s signature “First Impression” entryway, oversized steam shower, ?oorto-ceiling dry-stacked-stone ?replace, custom carvings and stump pedestal sinks, create a rustic yet re?ned elegance. The home’s interior ?nishes include a variety of reclaimed products, such as wavy-edged baseboards and door casings. Wavy-edged fascia and reclaimed siding were also used on the home’s exterior.

This majestic home was constructed in a full-scribe Swedish cope style from standing-dead, beetle-kill lodgepole pine logs with an average diameter of 14 inches. Specialty products for the home were manufactured at the company’s mill site in Dumont, Colorado. Much of the beetle-kill timber was harvested in Summit County.

Jeremiah Johnson’s log work features cutting-edge log-insulating details that maximize energy ef?ciency while preventing air in?ltration.

Additional energy-saving features include an insulated concrete form foundation (ICF), a structurally insulated panel roof system (SIPS), low-E Thermopane windows, and a 95% ef?cient in-?oor radiant heat system. All of these standard features, as well as the high thermal mass created by the superior log walls, result in greatly reduced energy bills, a savings that can’t be achieved with most conventional construction methods.

HIGHLIGHTS

s Local Colorado manufacturer s Utilization of local Colorado Timber s Affordable, handcrafted, high-end log home s 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths for under $700K

DIRECTIONS

Take I-70 to exit #205. Proceed south on Hwy. 6 for 3.7 miles to the Summerwood subdivision on the right. Turn into the subdivision and proceed on the main road for 3/10 of a mile to High Meadow Drive. Turn right and go 7/10 of a mile to High Meadow Trail. Turn left. The home is the ?rst house on your left.

VENDORS

Moore Log and Timber Homes Solar Glass Everist Materials Western Fireplace BigHorn Materials Rocky Mountain Forest Products

Developer & Contractor

Jeremiah Johnson Log Homes, LLC
303.567.2202 liveinlog.com

CONTACTS

Jeremiah Johnson Log Homes, LLC

501 County Rd. 30B Dumont, CO 80436 Dennis Anderson 303.567.2202

SUSTAINABLITY AND GREEN BUILDING TRENDS

BY: MELINDA FLEMING, COLORADO BUILDING COMPANY, BRECKENRIDGE

SUMMIT COUNTY’S NATURAL BEAUTY PROVIDES SUCH AN INCREDIBLE BACKDROP FOR THIS YEAR’S PARADE OF HOMES. This beauty compels many homeowners to consider their impact on the earth when designing and building, and as a result, the Parade of Homes showcases more sustainable and green-building practices each year. Here are just a few ways that homeowners, architects and builders can achieve a more sustainable home:

1. A SUSTAINABLE SITE -Choose a site that makes sense. Some building sites are inherently better for building sustainably than others. Consider

orientation, exposure, topography and accessibility. For example, choose a southern exposure in a cooler environment, and opt for an accessible lot to minimize resources expended on infrastructure. Don’t ?ght the topography, embrace it.

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY – Invest in energy upgrades. Insulation is a great way to make a home energy ef?cient, keeping it warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Select ENERGY STAR-rated appliances, electronics, lighting, windows and other items.

2. RENEWABLE ENERGY – Install photovoltaic, solar thermal and geothermal systems, and use wind power to produce renewable energy to offset your energy consumption and reduce your carbon footprint.

3. MATERIALS – Selecting reclaimed and recycled materials or long-lasting materials and methods such as engineered lumber and timber-frame construction will contribute to the sustainability of the home.

4. Choose a builder familiar with sustainable design and construction, who demonstrates a concern for the earth and its inhabitants through practice and expertise.

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111 FORGET ME NOT LANE

CONTRACTOR RAPTOR CONSTRUCTION

KEYSTONE

DESCRIPTION

This ?ve-bedroom, seven-bath home, set in the golf course community of Keystone Ranch, is a complete remodel of an existing home. Mike Hurley and Tim Scanlan, owners of Raptor Construction, gutted the home down to the studs, then designed an addition and completely overhauled the entire home, bringing in everything from new electrical and heating systems to siding, extensive exterior stone veneer and windows, drywall, ?ooring and interior trim.

Now the two-story walkout home carries a rustic mountain feel on the exterior, with a re?ned, upscale interior. A grand slate stairway with wood nosing and a wrought-iron railing extends from the upper ?oors to the walkout level of the home. On the upper level, a loft-style of?ce is ?nished with wood paneling and features an arched wrought-iron railing overlooking the great room, and a 14-foot bookcase with a rolling ladder. A ?agstone entry in the foyer leads to the main level, where stone-wrapped columns and beams lend weight to the rooms. The aged patina of barn wood on pantry doors and walls adds a layer of visual interest.

In the kitchen, hand-scraped, wide-plank hickory hardwood ?ooring blends seamlessly with custom alder cabinetry. The room features GE Monogram appliances, slab granite countertops, and a chiseled granite farmhouse sink and stone backsplash. In the master bedroom, French doors open onto a view of the nearby Gore Range. A curved staircase leads to the lower level, complete with an entertainment center, wet bar, oversized mini-master suite, and bunkroom for the grandkids, along with an exit to the nearby hot tub. The end result of this extensive remodel is a luxurious home perfectly suited for its mountain environment.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 4,675 square feet s 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms s A complete remodel and addition s New basement slab with in-?oor radiant heat s New roof, siding, windows, heating system,

electrical wiring, drywall, insulation, interior doors, trim and ?ooring

DIRECTIONS

From Highway 6, turn right onto County Road 8/ Keystone Road (Tennis Club Road). Turn left onto County Road 8. Turn right onto County Road 4, Soda Ridge Road. Turn left onto County Road

169. Continue into Keystone Ranch. Once in the Ranch, turn left on Keystone Ranch Road, then turn left on Forget Me Not Lane.

SPONSORS

Todd Webber Architects Vintage Wood Products Greer’s Appliances Sierra Paci?c Windows YK Marble and Stone Rocky Mountain Forest Products Sun Mountain Door Bighorn Interiors Cutting Edge Woodworking CNC Glassworks Vista Stone Breckenridge Building Center Mountain Comfort Furnishings Heavenly Times Hot Tubs and Billiards

VENDORS

Breckenridge Building Center Cutting Edge Cabinetry Sierra Paci?c Windows Bighorn Materials Design Center Vista Stone Sun Mountain Door

Contractor

Raptor Construction Hands on Builders – Custom Carpentry

Architects

Todd Webber Architects

CONTACTS

Raptor Construction

P.O. Box 1746 Dillon, CO 80439 Mike Hurley, 970.409.0083 Tim Scanlan, 970.470.0393 raptorconstruction.com

FLOOR PLAN AND HOME SIZE TRENDS

KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN ADDING SQUARE FOOTAGE AND SPECIALTY ROOMS. Sustainable building practices and the state of the economy have all factored into smart space planning in the 2011 Parade of Homes. You’ll ?nd something here for everyone. Square footage for this year’s entrants ranges from fewer than 1,200 square feet in the multi-family residences to luxury homes with more than 10,000 square feet. But the common trend is livability. Each home features common gathering spaces for friends and family complemented by private quiet spaces.

With an average of four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, the well-appointed residences feature stylish bathrooms, ?replaces, sitting areas and outdoor living spaces. Most of the homes feature multiple decks, terraces, patios and covered porches that include ?re pits, ?replaces, outdoor kitchens, hot tubs, comfortable furniture, mood lighting and other amenities that used to be found only indoors. And for times when the weather is not conducive to enjoying these outdoor living areas, the homes bring the outdoors in with expansive windows and natural materials.

Single-function home theaters have been replaced by multi-functional game rooms that include large-screen TV and surround-sound systems, as well as pool tables, kitchens and other features that encourage guest interaction.

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08 BUILDER FAZENDIN BROTHERS, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Nestled in a valley on ?ve acres on the outskirts of the historic mining town of Montezuma, this custom home was designed and built by Allan Fazendin as his personal home. The dwelling was designed to take full advantage of the natural features of the site and the Snake River, located just a few feet away.

As you cross a stone bridge and approach the home, you’ll notice the striking log post-and-beam front entry. The exterior is a combination of hand-hewn spruce log siding, cedar board and batten, cedar shake shingles, stucco and moss rock, framed by dramatic hand-hewn lodgepole pine logs. The home is surrounded by massive boulder walls, which were built from materials found on the site, as well as natural landscaping.

Just inside, a curved log beam (recovered from a tree cut to clear the homesite) arches over the entryway and frames the great room. Enormous log trusses constructed of native beetle-kill lodgepole pine, a dramatic stone ?replace, and cornerless glass windows bring the outdoors into the great room. The adjoining kitchen is framed by glass walls that extend eight feet above the countertops to the ceiling, taking full advantage of views to the mountain and the Snake River below. Large south- and east-facing windows in the great room, kitchen and bay-shaped dining room offer dramatic views and the bene?ts of passive-solar heat.

The exceptional ?nishes and craftsmanship on display throughout the home, including custom cabinets, granite countertops, natural stone and quarter-sawn red oak ?ooring, antique leaded-glass panes, and many other unique features and details, are characteristic of the quality and creativity found in all Fazendin Brothers’ custom homes.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 4,960 square feet s 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths s Handcrafted log post-and-beam construction s Passive-solar heat s 2 ?replaces s Granite countertops s Natural stone tile throughout s Rustic cherry custom cabinetry s Antique leaded-glass windows s Quarter-sawn wide-plank red oak ?ooring

DIRECTIONS

Take I-70 to exit 205, then travel east 7 miles on Highway 6 toward Keystone. Turn right onto Montezuma Road and follow for 5 miles. Turn right on to County Road 268, proceed .3 miles, cross the bridge, then turn left to 275.

VENDORS

Cutting Edge Cabinetry Sierra Paci?c Windows MB Marble Denver Glass Interiors Ferguson Enterprises

Builder

Fazendin Brothers, Inc.
970.468.7660 fazendinbrothers.com

CONTACTS

Fazendin Brothers, Inc.

280 County Road 268 Montezuma, CO 80435 Allan Fazendin, 970.390.7728 Jeff Fazendin, 970.389.5216

LUXURY PRODUCTS & SERVICES FOR YOUR HOME
raw urth metal designs

Our custom metal range hoods and countertops create an unexpected refinement in any kitchen. Various metals and finishes available. rawurth.com

abigail-eliseinteriors

Abigail-Elise Interiors is a boutique design firm offering all-inclusive interior architecture and design. We also offer a variety of products that range in style from contemporary to eclectic, sourced from local craftspeople and international locations. The Sensunels doors pictured here are part of a new collection of security and interior doors designed by Karim Rashid.

aeinteriorsinc.com codesigncenter.com
lilli’s lighting & decor

Lilli’s Lighting and Décor is Summit County’s premier interior design resource for mountain home furnishings. Stocking a wide variety of lighting fixtures, furniture, accessories and artwork, Lilli’s can fully outfit your ultimate mountain getaway.

lillislightinganddecor.com | 970.668.9989

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09 INTERIOR DESIGNER MASONTOWN MINES, LTD.

DESCRIPTION

This luxury townhome in downtown Frisco offers panoramic lake and mountain views, plus a view of the Landmark Clock Tower. Along with the convenience of high-end comfort and a close-in location, amenities include a private glass-enclosed elevator, sustainable low-maintenance brick and metal roofs, expansive decks, a private park, extensive landscaping and four covered parking spaces. Inside, details include slab granite countertops, custom-stained cabinetry and millwork, and abundant windows to allow the Colorado sunshine in.

HIGHLIGHTS

s Downtown Frisco location s 2,165 square feet s 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms s Panoramic lake, mountain and Landmark

Clock Tower views s Private elevator in glass shaft with Lake Dillon views s Sustainable low-maintenance brick and metal roofs s Private park s Extensive landscaping s Slab granite countertops in kitchen and baths s Custom-stained cabinetry and millwork s Four covered parking spaces per unit

(2 garage/2 carport)

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 to Summit Blvd. Proceed for 1.4 miles to 8th Avenue.

SPONSORS

Mountain Professionals Dahnke-Rosales Valley Stone, Inc. Mountain Comfort Furniture WHK Masonry K See Flooring Breckenridge Building Center Avalanche Electric EWA Plumbing FirstBank of Summit County Carpet Direct Corp. L&L Glass

VENDORS

Developer

Masontown Mines, Ltd.
303.906.5353 skifrisco.com

Contractor

Mountain Builders, LLC

970.468.2009

Architect

Junge Enterprises

303.442.2978

Eric Smith Associates

303.442.5458

Interior Designer

Masontown Mines, Ltd.

Kitchen Designer

Dahnke-Rosales
303.296.3431 radicaldesigncrib.com

Realtor

RE/MAX

BJ McCarthy

CONTACTS

Masontown Mines, Ltd.
303.906.5353 skifrisco.com

innovations in sustainable design

2010 award winner summit county parade of homes

breckenridge s colorado 970 s 453 s 0444

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10 CONTRACTOR MOUNTAIN LOG HOMES OF COLORADO, INC.

DESCRIPTION

As you approach this dramatic dwelling, featuring handcrafted 20”-36” diameter Western red cedar logs, it becomes obvious that there is something special about this custom home, built by Brian L. Wray and his crew of talented carpenters. Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia has incorporated their impressive Swedish Cope scribing system— with butter?y-notch corners and Alaskan staggered tails—to highlight the base-bloom and growth rings of these majestic logs.

Upon entering the residence, you are greeted with a welcoming cedar aroma. In-house design coordinator Karen Wray created a timeless palette of neutrals with hickory plank ?ooring, granite counters, knotty alder cabinets and doors, and a custom tile layout. A massive Quadra-?re ?replace with natural Oklahoma stone façade creates an inviting gathering place. In the spacious kitchen, a turret-style wall of windows brings in natural light and frames mountain views. The soaring ceiling extends into the master suite, complete with two-sided ?replace, soaking tub, steam shower and generous walk-in closet.

Although this home’s owners can live comfortably on one level, the loft provides two guest suites, connected by a space-saving Jack-and-Jill-style bath. The lower level, designed for family fun, features a full wet bar, media space and bunkroom for the next generation to enjoy visiting grandma and grandpa— and it’s all steps from the Frisco Nordic center and tubing hill.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 4,100 ?nished square feet; 5,400 total square feet s 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 4-car garage s Canadian Western red cedar logs with a 20”

average diameter s ENERGY STAR-rated home: SIPS roof, ICF foundation s Open “Age in Place” ?oor plan s Entertainment kitchen with wet bar and large island s Solid hickory plank ?ooring s Multiple outdoor living spaces s Solid alder three-panel doors and cabinetry s Bosch appliances

DIRECTIONS

From I-70 take Frisco exit 203 and proceed south on Summit Blvd./Highway 9 for approx. 2 miles. Go through the light at Main Street and turn left at the next light onto Water Dance Drive. Take your immediate right and follow the curve to No. 578 on the right.

SPONSORS

Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia Alpine Builders Hardware Bosch/Mountain High Appliance Bohemia Tile/Tile on Fire Cof?n Bros. Drywall Denver Glass Interiors Designs by Stonescapes Kitchenscapes Mountain Comfort Furniture Pella Windows Summit Stone Works Sun Mountain Doors Vantia Hardwood Floooring

VENDORS

Contractor

Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc.

Brian L. Wray mlhoc.com

Log Supplier

Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia

pioneerloghomesofbc.com

Architect

RAW Architecture

Brian Higgins raw-architecture.com

Design Coordinator

Mountain Log Homes of Colorado, Inc. & Interiors

Karen L. Wray

Kitchen Designer

Kitchenscapes

Kathye Conti kitchenscapesinc.com

Lighting Design

Austin Bluffs Lighting

austinbluffslighting.com

KITCHEN TRENDS

WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN KITCHEN DESIGN? As you venture through the 2011 Parade of Homes, the kitchens will undoubtedly catch your eye. Whether these spaces are contemporary or traditional, high-country kitchens have a tendency to be strong and solid, just like the environment that surrounds us.

Materials that will stand the test of time are in high demand. Honed and leathered textures for countertops add a harmonious accent to the overall composition. Darker woods and stains lend a masculine appeal to the space. Cool and warm colors are being paired together to create an earthy comfort zone. And just as nature offers many textures, today’s kitchen can offer a variety of work surfaces and cabinet ?nishes within the same space. Current lighting techniques bring these surfaces to life while creating an environment that enables homeowners to work comfortably and relax with friends and family.

Today’s builders and remodelers, in partnership with homeowners, are making conscious decisions to bring more sustainable materials into the kitchen. Recycled as well as renewable materials are establishing themselves as standard products in the kitchen. From the selection of energy ef?cient appliances and sustainable surfaces available to the structural components of cabinetry, “green” dominates.

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11 DEVELOPER PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Known as “the smallest home in the Highlands,” this 2,554-square-foot gem displays clean-lined design elements and sophisticated ?nishes making it big on style. Featuring a variety of modern elements, including low-voltage lighting, glass tile, textural stone, and natural Brazilian cherry ?oors, this custom home has unique “urban loft meets organic mountain contemporary” style. Costa Esmerelda granite, stainless-steel appliances and custom cherry cabinets add panache to the kitchen. The use of quartzite countertops and unconventional materials, like wormy maple and bamboo cabinets, showcases the many ways Pinnacle strives to use progressive materials to create exceptional interiors. The open layout is ideal for entertaining; guest bedrooms are located in a separate wing, creating privacy for everyone. Situated on the second ?oor, the master suite has stunning views of the golf course and the snow-capped peaks of the Ten Mile Range.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 2,016 ?nished square feet; 2,554 total square feet s 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms s Construction budget under $600,000 s Urban loft meets organic mountain contemporary style s Glass tile and stone designs s Custom cabinets throughout house s Natural Brazilian cherry stained ?oors s Low-voltage lighting s Stainless-steel appliances s Custom porcelain tile ?replace s Caesarstone countertops

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. After 6.8 miles, turn left onto Tiger Road/CO Rd. 6 and proceed for 1.5 miles. Turn right onto Gold Run Road; the residence is the third house on the left.

SPONSORS

EHL RG Roo?ng Castlewood Sierra Paci?c Bohemia Tile Vantia Hardwoods EWA Mechanical

VENDORS

Contractor

Pinnacle Mountain Homes
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

Architect

BHH Partners, Planners and Architects
970.453.6880 bhhpartners.com

Interior Designer

Pinnacle Mountain Homes Design Team

970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

CONTACTS

Pinnacle Mountain Homes, Inc

520 South Main Street, Unit 3M

P.O. Box 1390 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com chris@pinnaclemtnhomes.com

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12 ARCHITECT MICHAEL F. GALLAGHER

DESCRIPTION

Situated high atop a ridge overlooking the Breckenridge Golf Club, with endless views of the Ten Mile Range, this spectacular custom home was designed to take full advantage of its dramatic 2.2-acre site. Discerning visitors will immediately recognize how well the architecture ?ts the setting. Architect Michael

F. Gallagher worked closely with the owners to design a home that feels level and accessible on the steep lot. The open ?oor plan of the ENERGY STAR™-rated home highlights views of the Ten Mile Range, Peak 8 and the top of the Imperial Lift at Breckenridge Ski Resort.

Maximizing the home’s southern exposure, the architect designed a 350-square-foot outdoor living room that the owners plan to use all year long. A ?re pit and overhead heating provide warmth and a state-of-the-art barbecue grill is built into the stone retaining wall. The room is covered, while the adjacent hot tub was left open to the sky for stargazing.

The “Next Generation” great room concept spans three levels, encompassing the living room, kitchen, dining, family and game rooms, all the way up to a third-level loft. A built-in sound system and home theater are enhanced by Acoustiblock soundproofing, which prevents sound from traveling among levels. Private, comfortable and with breathtaking views, this home is worth a look.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 5,000 ?nished square feet s 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3-car garage s Spectacular views of golf course, ski area and

Ten Mile Range s 350-square-foot year-round outdoor living room s “Next Generation” great room concept

spanning three levels s Private den with custom ?y-tying desk s Built-in home movie and sound system in

upper great room s Massive custom timbers and timber trusses s Cold roof with metal apron s ENERGY STAR™ rated s Solar-thermal combination system s Energy recovery ventilator and humidi?er

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. After approximately 6.8 miles, turn east onto Tiger Road, then turn right onto Gold Run Road. Take the second right onto Long Ridge Drive; 359 Long Ridge Drive is on the left.

SPONSORS

Solar Glass Marvin Design Gallery CDF Drywall & Construction, Inc. Grizzly Plumbing & Heating Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa, Inc. Specialty Wood Products Capitol Solar Energy Company, LLC Martz Supply Cutting Edge Woodworking, Inc. NorthPoint Design Studio AJ Tile & Design, Inc. Hardwood Floors, Inc. Stover Granite, Inc. Greer’s Appliance Center PSQ Enterprises, Inc.

Trimworks Reliable Home Technology, Inc. Asher & Son Denver Glass Interiors The Fireplace Paradise Construction Framing, LLC Western Millwork Huber Engineered Woods, LLC

CONTACTS

Architect

Michael F. Gallagher, Architect

P.O. Box 1636 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.6872 michael@michaelgallagher.com michaelgallagher.com

Contractor

Elevation Building Group, Inc.

Alan Evans, 970.389.0384

Interior Designer

NorthPoint Design

715.934.4700 northpoint-design.com

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13 DEVELOPER PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Nestled in the willows of The Highlands, overlooking the Breckenridge Golf Course, this 6,800-squarefoot home offers modern amenities and old world charm. Elegant wood trusses, stone archways and hand-scraped beams add a re?ned quality, all designed to meet the high standards of this discerning client. The heart of the home is the full custom kitchen with polished granite countertops and a leathered serving bar which opens up to a palatial great room with a grand stone ?replace. Each bathroom features custom stone and metal tile designs. The home’s lower level features a full bar, recreation room complete with an exercise and spa area, in-ground endless pool and outdoor ?replace overlooking the river and golf course. European-inspired light ?xtures and high-end ?nishes add a unique, traditional feel to this mountain home.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 5,990 ?nished square feet; 6,800 total square feet s 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms s Stonework throughout the house s Custom beadboard cabinets s Indoor endless pool s Stone-wall staircase with bent-iron light ?xture

s Ornate wood trusses and beams s His-and-hers master bathrooms with intricate tile work and steam showers s Savant and Lutron full home-automation

and control system s Outdoor ?replace and hot tub s Views of Breckenridge Golf Course

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. After

6.8 miles, turn left onto Tiger Road/CO Road 6 and proceed for 1.5 miles. Turn right on to Gold Run Road and proceed for about 1 mile. At the stop sign, turn right to continue on Gold Run; the residence is on the right.

SPONSORS

Tomko Tile Greer’s Appliance Center Pro Design Western Fireplace Versatile Strokes

VENDORS

Contractor

Pinnacle Mountain Homes
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

Architect

Valdez Architects, P.C.
970.668.4506 www.valdezarchitects.com

Interior Designer

Pinnacle Mountain Homes Design Team
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

CONTACTS

Pinnacle Mountain Homes, Inc

520 South Main Street, Unit 3M

P.O. Box 1390 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com chris@pinnaclemtnhomes.com

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14 CONTRACTOR COLORADO BUILDING COMPANY

DESCRIPTION

There are many beautiful homes in Summit County, and there are also many dated homes that occupy beautiful lots. This residence was the latter. Facing directly west with unobstructed views of the Ten Mile range, this lot epitomizes the term “million dollar view.” The house, however, was a different story. Built in the early 1980s, the home was dated, in poor shape, and worst of all, the window orientation did not accommodate the sun or the incredible views. The homeowners didn’t want to tear the house down, but an update was crucial. They sought the help of Trilogy Partners, who brought in architect Michael Shult to redesign the existing home to take advantage of the sun and views. To achieve this goal, Colorado Building Company removed and rebuilt the entire west and south sides of the home. Walls, windows, decks, siding, roo?ng, ?ooring, lighting, staircases and railing systems were added for a thorough transformation, proving that an effective collaboration can enable a homeowner’s old home to become their new dream home.

HIGHLIGHTS

s Exterior updated to bring 1980s architecture into present day s Spectacular views of the Ten Mile range s Passive solar maximized s Upgraded interior ?nishes s Master bedroom redesigned s Extensive deck remodel

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. From Frisco, proceed approximately 5 miles to Fairview Blvd. Turn left on Fairview Blvd. Follow Fairview Blvd. to the home, which is on your left.

SPONSORS

Colorado Custom Wood Floors Bohemia Tile Michael Shult Architect Specialty Wood Products Sierra Paci?c Windows Woodright Carpentry – Paul Austin

VENDORS

Contractor

Colorado Building Company
970.453.4029 coloradobuildingcompany.com

Architect

Michael Shult

970.453.2728

Design

Trilogy Partners
970.453.2230 trilogybuilds.com

Interior Designer

Sharon and Tom Ohlmacher

CONTACTS

Colorado Building Company

233 S. Ridge St., Unit C

P.O. Box 2452 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.4029 melindaf@coloradobuildingcompany.com coloradobuildingcompany.com

Energy-focused Remodeling

970.468.2446

Providing Energy Conservation Services

comfortbykodiak.com

Energy Auditing/Blower Door Testing Air Sealing /Weatherization Retro?t Insulation Systems Mechanical and Ventilation Systems “Comfort is indeed

what they deliver…”

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DAVID R. KOONS

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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15 CONTRACTOR SUMMIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

DESCRIPTION

Townhomes in the Valley Brook neighborhood are built to be affordable, with a commitment to environmental responsibility from the inside out. Each home has a two-car, oversized garage providing ample storage space. Wood and tile ?ooring, Livingstone countertops, a neighborhood park, private green space and spectacular mountain views are just a few of the highlights of owning a Valley Brook townhome.

Inside, ENERGY STAR™-rated appliances and light ?xtures, windows with a U-value of 35, occupancy sensor lighting, high ef?ciency in-?oor heat system with gas boiler, eco-performance showerheads and low-water-use, dual-?ush toilets help decrease the homes’ environmental footprint. On the outside, photovoltaic systems for each unit offset up to 30% of the home’s energy use; homes have a HERS rating of 50.

Along with eco-friendly amenities, Valley Brook townhomes offer superb Summit County living. Residents can enjoy a variety of activities and amenities, including ?shing the world-renowned Blue River, catching the county Recpath into Breckenridge for an outdoor music festival, sending kids to the nearby Upper Blue Elementary School, or visiting the Timberline Day Care. A free bus line provides easy access to beautiful Breckenridge.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 1,154 square feet s 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms s 2 car “stretch” garage s Wood and tile ?ooring s Livingstone countertops s Neighborhood park s Private green space s Spectacular mountain views

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Breckenridge. Turn right on Valley Brook Road. At the ?rst stop sign, turn right on Airport Road. At the ?rst stop sign, turn right into the Valley Brook neighborhood.

SPONSORS

Compass Homes/CFC Mountain Builders, LLC Breckenridge Building Center Mountain High Plumbing and Heating Triangle Electric Stan Miller Excavating 2 Vs Landscaping

VENDORS

Developer

Summit Housing Development Corp.
970.423.7043 summithousing.us

Contractor

Compass Homes/CFC Mountain Builders, LLC

970.547.5047 compasshomesdev.com

Architect

KTGY Group

303.825.6400 ktgy.com

Interior Designer

Mountain Comfort
970.668.3661 mountaincomfortfrisco.com

Kitchen Designer

Kitchenscapes
970.453.7107 kitchenscapesinc.com

Realtors

Summit Combined Housing Authority
970.423.7044 summithousing.us

Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate
970.453.9090 slifersummit.com

CONTACTS

Summit Combined Housing Authority

P.O. Box 188, 110 Ski Hill Road Breckenridge, CO 80424 Jennifer Kermode 970.423.7043 | jenniferk@summithousing.us Joanne Van Steenberghe 970.423.7044 | joannevs@summithousing.us

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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16 DEVELOPER PINNACLE MOUNTAIN HOMES, INC.

DESCRIPTION

This 7,800-square-foot custom home sits far above Breckenridge in the exclusive Western Sky Ranch Development. As you enter the home, you will be greeted with panoramic views of the Ten Mile Range and a ?ood of natural light coming through the ?oor-to-ceiling windows. With the use of metal railings, dark beam work, granite slabs and natural stone tile, the home celebrates its surroundings and brings outside elements to the interior. The homeowners brought a lot of personal ?air to their mountain home with vibrant paint color selections and in-?oor lights at the entry, precisely positioned to represent the Southern Cross constellation. The ?oor plan was created with the client’s lifestyle in mind and features a large open space for entertaining, as well as private areas located on separate ends of the home: a large study and woodworking shop for him and a bright, cheery studio space for her. The lower level features a TV room with a lit tray ceiling, as well as a walk-in wine cellar and custom cedar sauna. There is plenty of space for overnight guests in the guest suite, which features a private bath and eat-in kitchen. The use of low-voltage lighting and a state-ofthe-art automation system adds sophistication to this beautiful mountain retreat.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 5,278 ?nished square feet; 7,400 total square feet s 4 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms s 1,100-square-foot custom wood shop and art studio s Bamboo and hewn hickory ?ooring s Walk-in wine cellar s Vaulted great room with custom beam work s Whole-house air exchanger s Savant home-automation and control system s Custom cedar built-in sauna room s Heated exterior decks s Panoramic views of Breckenridge and the resort s Sub-Zero and Miele steam appliances

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. After about 9.5 miles, turn left at the 7-Eleven onto Huron Road/County Road 450. At the fork in the road, stay left to continue on Forest Hills Dr./ County Road 450, and drive up the hill for 1 mile. Stay on Forest Hills Drive, veering left to enter Western Sky Ranch. Continue for another 1.1 miles; the home is on the left.

SPONSORS

RG Roo?ng Jeld-Wen Windows Tomko Vantia Hardwoods Ferguson Enterprises Pro Design Morning Star Elevator

VENDORS

Contractor

Pinnacle Mountain Homes
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

Architect

BHH Partners, Planners and Architects
970.453.6880 bhhpartners.com

Interior Designer

Pinnacle Mountain Homes Design Team
970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com

CONTACTS

Pinnacle Mountain Homes, Inc

520 South Main Street, Unit 3M

P.O. Box 1390 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.0727 pinnaclemtnhomes.com chris@pinnaclemtnhomes.com

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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17 DEVELOPER VAIL RESORTS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

PHOTOGRAPHY BY VAIL RESORTS INC.

DESCRIPTION

One Ski Hill Place, a RockResorts development located at the base of Peak 8, offers true ski-in/skiout living at the slopes in Breckenridge. Recipient of six awards in the multi-family category in the 2010 Parade of Homes, this eco-sensitive, whole-ownership residential lodge features legendary quality and services just steps from hundreds of acres of ski terrain, four chair lifts and the BreckConnect Gondola, which links Peak 8 with downtown Breckenridge. Choose from a variety of ?oor plans, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, with prices ranging from $665,000 to $2.7 million.

Each residence has a deck with stunning alpine views of Peak 8 or the Continental Divide, a ?ve-piece master bath and distinctive interior ?nishes. The plush, comfortable living spaces feature hardwood ?oors, moss rock gas ?replaces, and kitchens with granite countertops and stainless-steel Bosch appliances.

Beyond the luxurious appointments, residents can enjoy an exceptional variety of amenities, including an aquatics center with two pools and two hot tubs; a ?tness facility with steam room, sauna, ?tness equipment and sports massage; a conference center with four meeting rooms, break-out space and business center; an owners’ lounge, private storage lockers and shower facility; a full-service skier restaurant, café and lively après-ski bar; movie and game lounges; a two-lane bowling alley; an exciting snow-front plaza; and heated underground parking. These residences were also awarded three “Green Globes,” ensuring minimal impact on the environment, and One Ski Hill Place employs comprehensive sustain-ability initiatives across the entire organization.

This comfortable mountain retreat is truly a place where luxury lifestyle and a perfect location intersect.

HIGHLIGHTS

SQUARE FOOTAGE: Three residences within One Ski Hill Place, a RockResorts development

8501: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1,972 square feet 8101: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,264 square feet

s Winner of six awards in 2010 Parade of Homes s Five-piece master bath s Bowling alley s Aquatics center s Rejuvenation center, media and game rooms s Skier restaurant, café and private owner locker

rooms, all just steps from four chairlifts on Peak 8 accessing acres of terrain at Breckenridge Ski Resort and the gondola to the town of Breckenridge

s Awarded three Green Globes for sustainable building and design

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Breckenridge. Drive approximately 10 miles to the round-a-bout bearing right onto Park Avenue. Turn right onto Ski Hill Road Drive and follow approximately 3 miles to Peak 8 base area.

VENDORS

Realtor

Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate

970.547.6000 oneskihillplace.com

Developer

Vail Resorts Development Company

970.754.2374 Emily Curtis ecurtis@vailresorts.com

Contractor

PCL

303.365.6500 pcl.com

Architect

O’Bryan Partnership Architects

970.668.1133 oparch.com

Interior Designer

Portico Design Group

604.275.5470 porticodesign.com

Obtain the Property Report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. Any statements, depictions, or representations herein are not intended to be an offering to residents in any jurisdiction where prior registration requirements have not been ful?lled, and further information will not be provided to such residents. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. Verify all plan details and furniture inclusions before purchasing. © 2011 Vail Resorts Development Company

INSPIRATION MEETS DESIGN

s 970.453.6790 s levelonebuildingco.com

s 970.453.9020 s ibdltd.net

2011 SUMMIT COUNTY PARADE OF HOMES

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18 CONTRACTOR LEVEL ONE DEVELOPMENT, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Set in downtown Breckenridge’s historic district, this 20-year-old home was in need of an upgrade. Lou Fishman and his team at Level One Building Company tore the property down to the studs and recreated the space, opening up walls, improving the ?oor plan, and installing new heating, electrical, BIB insulation and plumbing. The main level now features an open ?oor plan with high ceilings, exposed brickwork, and custom handcrafted details. Reclaimed beams were sawn into boards and used to wrap the existing beams in the home, and clear alder was used for trim throughout. All ?ooring in the home is stained concrete.

In the new great room, a custom gas-log walkin-size ?replace takes center stage, complete with a custom steel mantel and surround crafted from oversized limestone blocks. The kitchen now features custom clear alder cabinetry, along with soapstone solid surface countertops and a soapstone bar sink. Highlighting the custom millwork, a reclaimed wood staircase with ?oating treads reaches from the main level to the master suite on the upper ?oor. Inside the master suite, the closet features stained clear alder, a steam shower adds luxury to the master bath, and eight-foot French doors open from the bedroom to a balcony that faces Peak 8.

An outdoor living space beckons guests and residents alike; a wraparound deck, with sunken outdoor spa, a massive wood-burning ?replace, and a heated patio and walkway promise comfortable relaxation.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 3,716 ?nished square feet; 1,208-square-foot garage s 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms s Complete historic renovation/remodel s Acid-stained concrete ?oors throughout s Custom great room ?replace s Reclaimed timber/wood detailing s New mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems throughout s Clear alder doors and trim package s Custom built cabinetry and built-ins throughout s Thermador appliance package

DIRECTIONS

From I-70, take exit 203 and proceed south on Highway 9 toward Frisco/Breckenridge. At the roundabout in Breckenridge, stay on Main Street and proceed through the Ski Hill Road traf?c light. Turn left onto Adams Avenue. Proceed two blocks and turn left onto South French Street. The house is the second one on the left.

SPONSORS

Interiors by Design BHH Partners Sierra Paci?c Windows Breckenridge Building Center Greer’s Appliance Center Discover Electric Grand Spaces Thetford Landscaping The Fireplace Fitzgerald Flooring Alpine Bank Altitude Garage Doors Hpm Services

VENDORS

Contractor

Level One Building Company, Inc.
970.453.6790 levelonebuildingco.com

Architect

BHH Partners
970.453.6880 bhhpartners.com

Interior Designer

Interiors by Design

Kitchen Designer

Interiors by Design

CONTACTS

Level One Building Co., Inc.

P.O. Box 4446 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.453.6790 levelonebuildingco.com lou@levelonebuildingco.com

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19 CONTRACTOR DECKER CUSTOM HOMES, INC.

DESCRIPTION

Set on a two-acre lot—a rarity in Breckenridge— the home at 388 Miners View Road is a nod toward a historic farmhouse. The clients worked with Greg Decker of Decker Custom Homes and Suzanne Allen-Guerra of Allen-Guerra Design-Build to create a home that is a true re?ection of their wishes. This fully custom home is energy-ef?cient and features high-quality custom cabinetry, ?ooring, and the integration of a variety of built-in antique pieces.

The roof has an array of solar panels that is nearly hidden from view by the home’s orientation and the pitch of the roof, and solar hot water heating augments the home’s hot water tank. The property is ENERGY STAR™ certi?ed, lending credence to Decker’s belief that it is possible to build a large yet energy-ef?cient residence.

Inside, the majority of the ?ooring is hand-scraped hickory. The center stairway is ?nished in panelized wood and spans four ?ights. An upper bedroom and of?ce space features a ?replace and rustic hickory ?oor treatment. The home offers a number of indoor and outdoor ?replaces, including a pellet stove in the lower level family room that warms the space with ambient heat. Antique pieces include ?replace surrounds, doors and an aged sink, each of which required custom work to incorporate. Cutting Edge Woodworking provided custom cabinetry in the kitchen and throughout the house. Solid granite tops the counters, while the island features a leathered granite surface—a subtle twist on the look of classic granite.

HIGHLIGHTS

s 8,015 square feet s 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms s ENERGY STAR™ certi?ed home s 7.35 kW photovoltaic system s Solar thermal heating system for

domestic hot water s 5 ?replaces s Douglas ?r beam work and joinery s Hand-scraped hickory ?ooring s Custom cabinetry s Custom stairway paneling s Integration of various antique components

DIRECTIONS

Take Highway 9 south to the south end of Breckenridge. Turn left onto Boreas Pass Road and proceed for 2 miles. Turn left onto Baldy Road and proceed for 1.4 miles. Turn left onto Emmett Lode and proceed for .3 miles, then turn right onto Miners View Road. The house is the ?rst one on the right.

SPONSORS

Allen-Guerra Design-Build, Inc. Cutting Edge Woodworking Specialty Wood Products JVC & KB Mechanical Contractors, LLC Kevin’s Quality Interiors A to Z Properties, Inc. Hardwood Floors, Inc. Custom Log Home Restoration Stark Custom Millwork MB Marble and Tile, Inc. Innovative Energy Pella Windows and Doors

CONTACTS

Contractor

Decker Custom Homes, Inc.

P.O. Box 4674 Breckenridge, CO 80424 970.418.3166 deckercustomhomesinc.com

Architect

Allen-Guerra Design-Build, Inc.

970.453.7002 allen-guerra.com
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2 Vs Landscaping ………………………………………… 49 A to Z Properties, Inc. …………………………………… 57 AJ Tile & Design, Inc. ……………………………………. 43 Allen-Guerra Design-Build, Inc. ………………………. 57 Alpine Bank ………………………………………………… 55 Alpine Builders Hardware ………………………………. 39 Alpine Vista Home Cinema & Automation ………… 27 Altitude Garage Doors ………………………………….. 55 American Electric Service, Inc. ……………………….. 25 Angler Mountain Ranch ………………………………… 23 Arapahoe Architects …………………………………….. 23 Asher & Son ……………………………………………….. 43 Austin Bluffs Lighting ……………………………………. 39 Avalanche Electric ……………………………………….. 37 BHH Partners …………………………………… 41, 51, 55 Bighorn Interiors ………………………………. 25, 31, 33 Bighorn Materials Design Center …………………….. 33 BKC Kitchen & Bath …………………………………….. 21 Bohemia Tile/Tile on Fire …………………….. 39, 41, 47 Bosch/Mountain High Appliance …………………….. 39 Breckenridge Building Center ………… 33, 37, 49, 55 Capitol Solar Energy Company, LLC ……………….. 43 Carl Construction ………………………………………… 29 Carpet Direct Corp. ……………………………………… 37 Cassidy, Inc. ……………………………………………….. 27 Castlewood ………………………………………………… 41 Castlewood Doors ……………………………………….. 21 CDF Drywall & Construction, Inc. ……………………. 43 CNC Glassworks …………………………………………. 33 Cof?n Bros. Drywall ……………………………………… 39 Colorado Building Company ………………………….. 47 Colorado Custom Wood Floors ……………………… 47 Compass Homes/CFC Mountain Builders, LLC 23, 49 Custom Log Home Restoration ……………………… 57 Cutting Edge Cabinetry ……………………………. 33, 35 Cutting Edge Woodworking ………………… 33, 43, 57 Dahnke-Rosales ………………………………………….. 37

Decker Custom Homes, Inc. ………………………….. 57 Denver Glass Interiors ………………………… 35, 39, 43 Design One Interiors …………………………………….. 27 Designs by Stonescapes ………………………………. 39 Discover Electric ………………………………………….. 55 Division 7 Insulation ……………………………………… 25 EHL ……….. …………………………………………….25, 41 Elevation Building Group, Inc. ………………………… 43 Eric Smith Associates …………………………………… 37 Everist Materials ………………………………………….. 31 EWA Mechanical ……………………………………. 37, 41 Fazendin Brothers, Inc. …………………………………. 35 Ferguson Enterprises ………………………………. 35, 51 First Bank of Summit County …………………………. 37 Fitzgerald Flooring ……………………………………….. 55 Grand Spaces …………………………………………….. 55 Greer’s Appliances ……………………….. 33, 43, 45, 55 Grizzly Plumbing & Heating ……………………………. 43 Hardwood Floors, Inc. …………………………….. 43, 57 Heavenly Times Hot Tubs and Billiards ……………. 33 Hpm Services ……………………………………………… 55 Huber Engineered Woods, LLC ……………………… 43 Innovative Energy ……………………………… 25, 29, 57 Interiors by Design ……………………………………….. 55 Ira Wertenteil and Cindy Powders …………………… 29 Jeld-Wen Windows ……………………………………… 51 Jeremiah Johnson Log Homes, LLC ………………… 31 Junge Enterprises ………………………………………… 37 JVC & KB Mechanical Contractors, LLC ………….. 57 K See Flooring …………………………………………….. 37 Kevin’s Quality Interiors …………………………………. 57 Kitchenscapes ……………………………………….. 39, 49 KTGY Group ……………………………………………….. 49 L&L Glass …………………………………………………. 37 Level One Building Company, Inc. ………………….. 55 Longs Road Ranch and Construction Co. ……….. 29 Luxury Stone, Inc. ……………………………………….. 25

Martz Supply ………………………………………………. 43 Masontown Mines, Ltd. ………………………………… 37 Maureen McGuire Interiors …………………………….. 21 Maximum Comfort Pool & Spa, Inc. ………………… 43 MB Marble & Tile, Inc. ……………………………… 35, 57 Michael Gallagher, Architect …………………………… 43 Michael Shult Architect …………………………………. 47 Moore Log and Timber Homes ………………………. 31 Morning Star Elevator …………………………………… 51 Mountain Builders, LLC ………………………………… 37 Mountain Comfort Furnishings ….. 23, 33, 37, 39, 49 Mountain High Plumbing & Heating …………… 23, 49 Mountain Log Homes of CO ………………………….. 39 Mountain Professionals …………………………………. 37 Neils Lunceford Landscaping …………………………. 27 NorthPoint Design Studio ……………………………… 43 O’Bryan Partnership Architects ………………………. 53 Paradise Construction Framing, LLC ……………… 43 Paragon Solar & Mechanical ………………………….. 25 PCL ………. …………………………………………………. 53 Pella Windows & Doors …………………………… 39, 57 Pinnacle Mountain Homes …………….. 21, 41, 45, 51 Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia …………… 39 Portico Design Group …………………………………… 53 Pro Design ……………………………………………. 45, 51 PSQ Enterprises, Inc. …………………………………… 43 Quality Kitchen Cabinets ……………………………….. 23 Raptor Construction …………………………………….. 33 RAW Architecture …………………………………… 21, 39 Reliable Home Technology, Inc. ……………………… 43 RE/MAX ….. ………………………………………………… 37 RG Roo?ng …………………………………………….. 41,51 RJB Development, Inc. …………………………………. 25 Rocky Mountain Forest Products ………………. 31, 33 Rocky Mountain Gutters & Maintenance, Inc. …… 25 Sharon and Tom Ohlmacher, Interior Designers … 47 Sierra Paci?c Windows ………. 21, 33, 35, 41, 47, 55

Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate ………….. 49, 53 Solar Glass ……………………………………………. 31, 43 Specialty Wood Products …………………… 43, 47, 57 Stan Miller Excavating …………………………………… 49 Stark Custom Millwork ………………………………….. 57 Stover Granite, Inc. ………………………………………. 43 StraitLine Framing Co., Inc. ……………………… 23, 27 Summit Color Service …………………………………… 25 Summit Flooring ………………………………………….. 25 Summit Housing Development Corp. ………………. 49 Summit Stone Works ……………………………………. 39 Sun Mountain Door ………………………………… 33, 39 The Fireplace …………………………………………. 43, 55 Thetford Landscaping …………………………………… 55 Todd Webber Architects ……………………………….. 33 Tomko ……. ……………………………………………. 51, 45 Top Shop, LLC ……………………………………………. 23 Triangle Electric …………………………………………… 49 Trilog Home Services ……………………………………. 23 Trilogy Partners ……………………………………………. 47 Trimworks .. …………………………………………………. 43 Vail Resorts Development Company ……………….. 53 Valdez Architects, P.C. ………………………………….. 45 Valley Stone, Inc. …………………………………………. 37 Vantia Hardwood Flooring …………………… 39, 41, 51 Ventanas Interior Design ……………………………….. 29 Versatile Strokes ………………………………………….. 45 Vintage Wood Products ………………………………… 33 Vista Stone …………………………………………………. 33 WCW Drywallers, Inc. …………………………………… 25 Western Fireplace …………………………………… 31, 45 Western Millwork …………………………………………. 43 WHK Masonry …………………………………………….. 37 Woodhouse and Murus Companies ………………… 29 Woodhouse and Ron Zachery Architects …………. 29 Wood Right Carpentry – Paul Austin ………….. 27, 47 YK Marble and Stone …………………………………… 33

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