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This ski-in ski-out mountain house in Telluride, Colorado, could be yours for just $37 million. Located just off the ski trails at Gold Hill, it allows easy access to the slopes. Forget trying to find a parking spot at the base, your car can stay in the garage.
Built in 2015 and sitting on a 1.17-acre lot, the house features eight bedrooms and 13 bathrooms – eight full and five half – with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. This 18,399 sq ft home has an attached three-car garage and an elevator for all three floors. The design of the house uses the jaw-dropping views of the La Salle Range as the main backdrop with floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, emphasizing the beauty of its location. Outdoor heated patios and terraces with a hot tub allow for luxurious enjoyment of the beauty of nature. Unique features of the house include a game room with multiple pool tables, a steam room and a wine room, a massage room and gym, a ski room with lockers and boot heaters, and a two-lane bowling alley.
Good thing Telluride’s base is 8750 then, they’ll sleep fine.
Poor t-ride, another mountain town down the craphole.
Most people buying these mega-homes don’t realize that sleeping above 10,000 ft is really hard — especially if you are only visiting for a week at a time and coming from lower elevations. It’s worse when you are older which most buyers of these places will be. The former owners probably figured that out and are looking for a place in Jackson, WY now.
Must be obscenely nice to have that kinda money. For a little bit of perspective, it would take the average American ski resort employee 1250 years to make that much money, and that’s only if they don’t pay any taxes.