The great room
The wood stove anchors it, board games live on the shelf, and the couch is where the whole crew ends up by the end of the night.
Two bedrooms, one bathroom, 1,568 square feet, built around a wood stove and a view.
This is the A-frame we've called ours since 2012, and every part of it is built around one idea: bring the whole crew and still have room to breathe. The two bedrooms, one tucked into the loft, add up to three queens, two singles, and a couch that earns its keep after a long ski day, sleeping up to 8 total. The great room's wood stove is where everyone ends up, the kitchen is stocked for a full table, and the raised patio looks out toward Byers Peak over a private stand of aspens and pines. Small enough to feel like a cabin. Big enough for everyone you bring.
The wood stove anchors it, board games live on the shelf, and the couch is where the whole crew ends up by the end of the night.
Tucked under the steep roofline, open to the great room below. This is the room the kids claim first.
The main bedroom, on the ground floor, for whoever wants a quieter corner and an early night.
Granite counters, stainless appliances, and a table that seats 6. Stocked for real cooking, not just cereal.
A BBQ grill and a straight view toward Byers Peak. Morning coffee out here is hard to beat.
A private stand of aspens and pines, with a firepit that gets used most nights. Keep an eye out, this is moose country.