Breckenridge ski in ski out property

There are different kinds of Breckenridge ski in ski out properties, so investigate the exact location of the one you're interested in. Some units allow you to only ski into the Breckenridge property because they are situated on a ski run that flows downhill; to actually get to the chairlift or gondola, you can't ski, but rather, you must walk a short distance, sometimes up to a block. A true ski in, ski out means that you're steps away from a lift, and you can ski right up to your door after a long day on the slopes.

Examples of ski in only properties are: Pine Ridge Condos, Saw Mill Condos, Double Eagle Condos and River Mountain Lodge. They allow you to ski in to your complex on Four O'clock run, then walk to your residence, but you must walk a certain distance over to the lifts. For example, Pine Ridge Condos are 2 blocks from Snowflake chairlift.

Cedars at Breckenridge Townhomes, Chateaux Condominium Hotel, Trails End Condo, Liftside Condo and Village at Breckenridge are true ski in ski out properties. For example, Cedars at Breckenridge is on Peak 9, and it includes one-car garages and shares a pool and hot tubs with other complexes. Trails End Condo is situated right by Peak 9's Quicksilver Superchair. The Village at Breckenridge is a hotel-style development, built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, overlooking Maggie Pond, the mountains and Main Street.

New luxurious ski in ski out developments in Breckenridge include Crystal Peak Lodge, BlueSky Condo, Shock Hill Homes and Condos and the newest, One Ski Hill Place and Shock Hill Lodge and Spa. Some, like BlueSky Condo and Shock Hill Lodge and Spa, offer day spa service. Condos like Crystal Peak Lodge provides guests with luxurious services, from dog walking and plant caretaking to daily maid service.

If you want more privacy than condo living provides, Breckenridge offers first-class lots at the ski area's base - but they're going fast. The lots are near One Ski Hill Place and Crystal Peak Lodge, which Vail Resorts built as luxury residences. Compare this with a condo that costs $1 million or more up there, and it seems like a great deal.

Peak 8 ski in, ski out lots are probably the most sought after because they are close to the chairlifts, as well as the action of Main Street. Your custom-built dream home is sure to appreciate, since it's in the best location possible. When you're so close to town and can watch skiers right outside your window, you're sure to be motivated to stay active enjoying the best of what Breckenridge has to offer in both recreation and culture.

Some subdivisions allow homeowners to ski up to their back doors. Timber Trail subdivision is right next to Trygve's Run and the terrain park. Many lots offer 360-degree views looking out to treed forests and the ski runs, and some are south facing, backing to the ski trail that takes you home. Developers are building restaurants and shops nearby.

More ski in, ski out lots are located at Lomax Estates, located steps from Skiway Skyway, which connects to both town and the ski area, at Four O'clock trail. Some lots back to wooded open space, creating a secluded feeling while still offering glimpses of mountain peaks.

Peak Eight Place has some lots available, allowing the lucky few to build their dream retreat on Peak 8. Neighboring projects include the high-end condos of Crystal Peak, as well as new shops and restaurants. Each parcel allows homeowners to ski right up to their home.

While not ski in, ski out lots, in-town lots are located a short distance to the slopes, and they're in a great position to appreciate in value, since there are a limited number of in-town parcels. Make sure you plan for extra large windows, as the views will range from Breckenridge's Victorian Main Street to the runs of Breckenridge Ski Area. The free town shuttle delivers homeowners from town to the base of the ski area.

Whatever your price range and needs are, I will find you the best options.

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