Breckenridge
Luxury Homes Overlooking Town of Breckenridge
By RealEstateColorado.com

Looking for an upscale alternative?  Want even greater views and a quiet respite from buzz of downtown Breckenridge real estate?  Tour the Woodmoor district a few miles up Mount Baldy above town and feel the difference.  Charter Ridge, Woodmoor at Breckenridge and other perfect spots in these majestic Rocky Mountains in Summit County are calling.

Charter Ridge is located above town in the Woodmoor area.  Take Boreas Pass at the south end of town and then take the fork left at Baldy Road.  Here you will find many townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes.  This entire area is famous for its panoramic views of the ski area and beyond.  Charter Ridge is known for it's wonderful setting, and high quality interiors, and has some of the most amazing views you will ever find!  If you like luxury at every level, garages, and a short 5-minute drive to the town of Breckenridge.

Beautiful newer single-family homes in the Woodmoor section, 1,000 feet above the picturesque town of Breckenridge, offer quiet retreats for families, couples and corporations.  With sweeping views from just about every room, the architects purposefully use windows and angles to display the grandeur of Mother Nature in her finest garments.  The mountains, tall pines, ski resort, and the lights of the town at night will nestle your heart in a pillow of sublime awe.  Add the wonderful skies and chirping birds, even wildflowers during some seasons and your heart will sing.

If you love hot tubs, barbeque grills, sitting on the deck, fireplaces, and all of the modern electronic perks, so will your guests.  If you choose to turn your property into a rental during some parts of the year, you can certainly spoil even those who have it all.  The views and beauty are worth more than the riches of the realm.

These peaks are the stepping-stones in the Ten Mile Range, named by the miners when they referred to a series of ten peaks a mile apart, which were created by tectonic activity 65 million years ago.  The first lift was built in 1961 on Peak 8 and marked the beginning of downhill skiing in the Range.  As the largest of the four peaks closest to town, Peak 8 features beginner to intermediate terrain on the east-facing lower reaches.  The south-facing ravines between Peaks 8 and 9 and in other bowls above the tree line offer more challenging terrain.  The ski resort would not be complete without Peaks 7 and 9 above and below. 
 
And more adventures await!  The free Summit Stage services this area and will whisk you off to any of the four major local ski resorts (Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, and A-Basin).  There’s a trail up Mount Baldy around the corner; some conquer it in snowshoes!  Rock climbing, biking, golf, tennis, racquetball, the fitness center, gym, miniature golf, fishing, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, shopping, restaurants, cinemas, sightseeing, swimming, sailing, snowmobiling, sledding and cross-country skiing will keep your family and friends balanced and healthy when you live in these luxury mountain homes.

The town festivities and camaraderie are only a few minutes away under your wing.