A one-of-a-kind slopeside estate in Crested Butte’s exclusive Prospect subdivision has hit the market for $13.5 million, offering ski-in, ski-out access and a design deeply rooted in the area’s mining history. Known as The Tipple House, the 6,200-square-foot residence at 23 Gray Fox Lane that was constructed in 2010 blends reclaimed materials from the region’s mining era with contemporary luxury. The seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom home has earned multiple architectural awards and been featured in national publications, including The Wall Street Journal and Mountain Living.
Located adjacent to Gunnison National Forest and 276 acres of open space, the property provides direct access to Crested Butte Mountain Resort’s lifts and nearby trails. Inside, highlights include a tipple-inspired glass observatory with panoramic mountain views, a gourmet kitchen with Viking and Miele appliances, a fully equipped ski room, and multiple living spaces designed for entertaining.
Outdoor amenities include three patios integrated into the alpine landscape, along with a hot tub overlooking the surrounding peaks. The listing describes the property as a “legacy home” offering privacy, history, and year-round access to Crested Butte’s slopes and backcountry. It was listed for sale this summer.
For more information or expressing interest in purchasing, visit www.sothebysrealty.com.
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