Only 15 miles from Breckenridge, Colorado real estate, the redevelopment in the heart of Downtown Dillon offers some very affordable options for Summit County vacation homes and investment properties. La Riva Del Lago, like real estate in Breckenridge, boasts splendid panoramic views of the Colorado Rocky Mountains and it is along the free-shuttle route to ski resorts and amenities in Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and Frisco.
Unlike Breckenridge CO homes, residents and guests of this new Dillon live-work real estate have complete access to the marvelous waters of Lake Dillon right outside the door as well as Dillon Park. La Riva Del Lago’s 37 condominium-homes in Dillon CO come in one- to three-bedroom units and are priced in the $400s.
The Summit County real-estate-investment options are wonderful for La Riva Del Lago. Both the residential and commercial spaces are surrounded by beautiful scenery and a friendly small-town business district. It is a great place to open a business, a professional service, a restaurant, or gallery. Already the development includes a bowling alley, a resort management company, a flower shop, a real-estate office, and a preschool.
For starters, residential ownership comes with reserved underground parking, a storage unit, heated walkways, decks, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, tile and carpet throughout, wood trim and pine doors, and a gas fireplace.
The relaxed community offers recreational activities all year long. Your family and guests will enjoy the 25-mile hiking and biking path that circles the lake. Balmy summer days can be spent by the Dillon Marina. Maybe you’d like to take up fishing, sailing, or to join the Dillon Yacht Club, which boasts the highest elevation of any club in the nation at 9,000 feet. At Dillon Park, there’s baseball and tennis. Of course, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and championship golf in the majesty of the mountain area are favorites for so many people who visit and eventually move to the area. Special summer events at the lakeside amphitheatre such as performances, Farmer’s Markets, Nature Nights, and other family activities, make for wonderful memories.
As winter approaches, the clothing and equipment changes, too. People dress for hunting, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding. When the day is done, they mingle in après ski or at the Brewery, Jersey Boys Pizza, and Pug Ryan’s.
Call Rick Allemang at (970) 547-1002 to get connected with the year round Rocky Mountain resort options perfect for your budget and needs.
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