Mountain Luxe Real Estate

The Front Range

The Front Range region in Colorado spans from the town of Morrison, located just west of Denver, all the way to the town of Fairplay, which is situated in Park County. This area of the Rocky Mountains is known for its scenic beauty, and the wide range of outdoor recreational opportunities it offers.

Morrison is a small town located at the base of the foothills, about 15 miles west of Denver. It is known for its iconic Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, which hosts concerts and events throughout the year. Morrison itself offers a charming small-town atmosphere with a few local businesses, restaurants, and shops.

Evergreen, Pine, Historic Pine Grove, and Buffalo Creek are picturesque mountain communities nestled in the foothills of the Rockies. Each offers stunning natural beauty with dense pine forests, clear streams, and scenic vistas. Evergreen and Pine are charming towns with outdoor activities and a strong sense of community.

Pine Grove is a Historic frontier railroad town with loads of history and charm. Buffalo Creek is another historic frontier gem renowned for its excellent mountain biking trails and breathtaking landscapes. Together, these areas provide a serene and adventurous escape into the beauty of the Colorado mountains which offer the opportunity for pure mountain living

Summit County

Nestled in the heart of the majestic Rocky Mountains, Summit has long been revered as Colorado’s playground due to its four world-renowned ski areas—Keystone, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain and Arapahoe Basin—two high-altitude reservoirs, mild summers, powder-filled winters and proximity to I-70. The bustling, historic county is just 90 miles west of Denver International Airport.

Summit County is surrounded by the White River National Forest and numerous mountain ranges, including the stunning Ten Mile range, providing superb landscapes for hiking, mountain biking, snow shoeing and skiing.

Local communities include Dillon, Frisco, Silverthorne, Keystone, Copper Mountain and Breckenridge, each offering a unique set of attractions and outdoor adventures.

Visitors from around the globe gravitate to Breckenridge for its charming Victorian Main Street shops and restaurants and expansive ski resort. Dillon is known for its cultural offerings, summer farmers market and lake activities. Keystone prides itself on family-friendly skiing and snowboarding, an attractive resort village and lively festivals. Frisco charms folks with thoughtful boutiques and eateries and a full calendar of athlete- and family-focused events. Silverthorne is loaded with familiar lodging and dining options and Copper Mountain delivers nearly 2,500 skiable acres of terrain and more beer, food and music festivals than anyone around

Aspen and The Roaring Fork Valley

Home to four highly coveted ski resorts—Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk and Snowmass—the Roaring Fork Valley is known for its timeless Colorado resort vibe and status as a year-round affluent vacation destination.

Visitors from around the world travel to this luxury mountain sanctuary for its high-end restaurants and boutiques, famous ski resorts, cultural offerings, legendary nightlife and bottomless outdoor adventures. Summer months usher in wildflower and waterfall hikes, mountain biking, classical music concerts, theater in the park and posh food and wine festivals. Winter months provide equal amounts of adventure. Whether you choose to hike and ski Highlands Bowl, catch a few lunch laps on Aspen Mountain or cross-country ski to Pine Creek Cookhouse, there is something in store for everyone.

 Aspen’s spectacular summits, challenging vertical terrain and glitzy après-ski scene draws the celebrity crowd, while families love the accessible slopes and slower pace of Buttermilk and Snowmass. From the iconic and pristine wine-colored peaks of Maroon Bells to breathtaking Independence Pass, the surrounding White River National Forest and Elk Mountain Range are ideal for getting away from it all.

Pitkin County boasts its own small airport and sits just three hours from Denver International Airport. Local communities include Aspen, Buttermilk, Snowmass, Woody Creek, Basalt, Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, each delivering its own slice of rustic mountain town sophistication. Sitting close to 8,000 feet, the Roaring Fork Valley is an idyllic place to celebrate the good life