A sprawling mountain lodge in Breckenridge that feels like a private ski resort
If you have ever wanted to live in a house that makes you feel like you are on a permanent mountain getaway, this five-bedroom place in Breckenridge is basically the dream. Let us take a look around.
Pulling up to the house
You drive up a winding driveway lined with trees to get to the main house, which sits tucked away on over an acre of land.
The front entrance is framed by heavy beams and stone pillars, giving off serious ski lodge vibes right off the bat.
The entrance
Once you walk through those big double doors, you are greeted by a curved staircase and tile floors that can handle all the snowy boots you throw at them.
If you head up the stairs, you can look back down over the whole entryway and see the ski-themed decor on the wall.
Hanging out in the great room
The main living space has high ceilings and a wall of windows that frame the tall pine trees outside.
The room is completely open to the upper levels, making the whole center of the house feel incredibly spacious.
The stone fireplace is the clear focal point here, perfect for warming up after a long day on the slopes.
Dinner is served
Right off the main living area, there is a dining space centered around a huge round table that looks ready to host a dozen of your friends.
The kitchen
The kitchen is absolutely giant, with tons of cabinet space and a layout that keeps everything within easy reach.
Serious cooks will appreciate the double wall ovens and the high-end gas range set into the counter.
There is also plenty of casual bar seating along the curved island so people can hang out with you while you prep dinner.
Heading upstairs
Up on the loft level, you will find a seating area that overlooks the main living room below.
A bridge-like hallway connects the upper bedrooms, giving you a cool perspective on the foyer from above.
Sleeping quarters
The primary suite is a massive space on its own, complete with its own private seating area and a view of the mountains.
Its bathroom is basically a personal spa, featuring a deep tub set right next to a two-sided fireplace.
There is also a spacious walk-in shower with intricate tile work if you prefer a quick rinse.
The other bedrooms keep up the rustic theme, like this one with its wooden bed frame and large windows.
Even the guest bathrooms have distinct mountain character, utilizing raw wood vanities and copper-style sinks.
Another bedroom features rich teal walls and plenty of space for a king bed plus an extra daybed.
The green-walled room feels like sleeping in a high-end cabin, thanks to the rustic log bed frame.
And if you have kids or a bunch of friends staying over, the bunk room with sturdy log beds is perfect.
The basement hangout
Downstairs is where the real fun happens, starting with a pool table under another antler light fixture.
Right next to it, a media lounge is set up for movie nights, complete with a wet bar in the background.
Outdoors in the Rockies
Step out onto the back deck and you will find a stone fire pit table with plenty of cushioned seating around it.
Around the side of the house, there is a stone patio with a hot tub that is practically mandatory for Colorado winters.
From up here, you get a clear view of the surrounding pine forests and the ski runs of Breckenridge in the distance.
