Real estate in Breckenridge is reaching new standards with the upcoming exclusive One Ski Hill Place at the base of Peak 8, ski-in/ski-out.  Peak 9 offers the fabulous Beaver Run Resort, the Great Divide Lodge, Village at Breckenridge, and Main Street Station right downtown and only steps from the lifts.  

Peak 8, Peak 9, the back bowls, and the T-Bars are open for snowy fun.  Looking form 9,600 feet at fabulous Peak 9, skiers are sprinkled down the slopes.  From Freeway Terrain Pack and the Ski School Learning zone up at about 10,000 feet, folks are mingling and getting going.  A few skiers already made it up to Ten Mile Station at 10,460 feet earlier today and others have free reign at 11,059 feet at the top of Peak 8. 

From Vista Haus you can see the town with snow covered Rocky Mountains forever in the background.  On the Peak 8 Half Pipe, groomers are perfecting the new snow for today’s adventures.  And way up there at 12,141 feet in the high-alpine Horseshoe Bowl, the strong of heart are experiencing what it’s like to be on top of the world.

On every mountain, the impeccable grooming stands out in North American resorts.  There are favorite places and terrain for every skier and rider.  Four terrain parks and three half-pipes are consistently ranked among the world’s best.  Along with 2,358 acres of pure snow-sports excitement, the perfect mountain town also features a lively après-ski scene and lots to do all year round.  The historical mining town boasts top-notch museums, theater, festivals, concerts, unique shopping, fine and casual restaurants, and plenty of interesting people.

Upcoming signature events at the resort include:

• December 18-21, 2008:  Mountain Dew Action Sports Tour
• January 4-9, 2009:  Ullr Fest
• January 20-24, 2009:  International Snow Sculpture championships
• February 21-24, 2009:  Mardi Gras
• April 1-19, 2009:  Spring Massive

Call Rick Allemang at 970-547-1002 to view these special properties or other vacation real estate in Summit County or Park County to meet your family’s budget and goals.

But places remain buildings until they are filled with the warmth of the people within them. Then, they become cherished homes in Breckenridge full of good memories. Think Thanksgiving camaraderie beside the crackling fire with the aroma of fresh baked pie in the air. Juxtapose the feeling with the vibrancy of the clear cool air on the ski slopes. Your family could be at the top of the slope in just ten minutes!

Put the two together and determine to invest in Summit County property in time for Christmas. Located in the woods in the heart of town, the impeccable fully furnished townhome at 104 Village Point Drive could be your family’s vacation home. It is one of the best values in the town with an asking price of $749,900.

Convenient yet secluded, charming and cozy, this three-story townhome has recently been beautifully remodeled and features new fixtures, appliances, lighting, flooring, and furnishings. It has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and over 1600 square feet and a 1-car garage. With views of the woods, the open living area walks out to the deck and hot tub. The large rustic fireplace is the focal point of the great room. The rich cherry kitchen features granite countertops, luminescent backdrops, and a kitchen island. An inviting dining room opens to the kitchen.

Built in 1995, the Village Point Townhomes are perfectly charming and feature lovely landscaping that complements the exterior design. Adjacent Columbine Road leads to Peak 9 and Village Point is on the free shuttle route.

This is a top quality property with a great location. Even with high owner usage, rental numbers are high. It will impress even the most discerning buyer. Call Rick Allemang at 970-547-1002 for more information about the property at 104 Village Point Drive and/or other options in wonderful Summit and Park counties.