14 Hunter Hill Road Unit C205

Mt. Crested Butte, Colorado, États-Unis

Équipements

Ascenseur, Club House, Jacuzzi, Piscine, Terrain de golf, Ventilateur de plafond, Vélo Chemin, Walk-In Closets.

Électroménager

Evacuation, Four micro, Gamme / Four, Kitchen Island, Lave-vaisselle, Machine à laver et sèche-linge, Réfrigérateur, Séchoir, Ventilateurs de plafond.

Caractéristiques intérieures

Alarme incendie, Ascenseur, Barre de petit déjeuner, Blinds/Shades, Comptoir en granit, Détecteur de fumée, Machine à laver et sèche-linge, Promenade dans le placard, Ventilateurs de plafond, Îlot de cuisine.

Chambres

Kitchen/Dining Combo.

Caractéristiques extérieures

Cheminée, Espace Extérieur Salon, Terrasse.

Vue

Vue, Vue Sur La Montagne, Vue scénique.

La Description

WestWall Lodge, Unit 205C is an exceptional ski-in/ski-out residence nestled at the base of the West Wall lift at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. Renovated down to the last detail with no expense spared, this is an opportunity to claim one of Crested Butte's most prestigious addresses. The building itself carries a distinguished pedigree. Designed by the award-winning architectural firm Zehren & Associates — known throughout the Mountain West for their mastery of alpine design — and built in 2006 by Haselden Construction, the Lodge was recognized with the Construction Excellence Project of the Year Award. Its design draws inspiration from Crested Butte's ranching and mining past, the very history that gives the town its rugged, soulful character. Natural stone, hand-hewn timber, and forged metal are woven together into a palette as timeless as the mountain it commands. The grand lobby — wrapped in warm wood textures, stone fireplaces, curated art, and framed views of the peak — announces immediately that this is a place of intention. Unit 205C is the finest expression of that intention. Transformed by a landmark renovation by Jim Jost exceeding $1,000,000, every detail speaks to an obsession with craft, a sensitivity to place, and an ability to create spaces that are simultaneously logical and breathtakingly beautiful. What has emerged is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom, private mountain sanctuary unlike any other in the building: a kitchen built for serious cooking, with professional-grade appliances and cabinetry crafted as much for beauty as for use; a primary suite conceived as a true retreat, spa-like and serene, suited to slow mornings and recovery after long days in the alpine; and an interior architecture that is at once disciplined and inviting. Custom finishes, refined millwork, and curated materials draw you in with warmth and quiet confidence — the kind of interior landscape that makes you exhale the moment you arrive. Light moves freely through the home, drawn in by windows positioned to hold the mountain in constant view. The result is a nearly 3,000 square foot residence where craftsmanship is not an accent but the entire premise. Unit 205C is not simply a unit in a luxury lodge, but a fully realized mountain home that happens to be ski-in, ski-out or bike-in, bike-out. For those drawn to even greater scale, the adjacent Unit 203C — a two-bedroom, three-bathroom residence — is also available, offering the rare opportunity to own a private wing entirely your own within WestWall Lodge. Outside your door, a wealth of amenities awaits: a year-round outdoor heated pool and hot tub, private lounge, fitness center, ski valet, and underground parking — all managed with the attentiveness of a full-service property. Beyond the building, the full richness of Crested Butte life is yours: world-class skiing and mountain biking, hiking among wildflower meadows, the Taylor River and East River for fishing, plus the restaurants, galleries, markets, festivals, and spirited community of a town that has never lost its authenticity. Crested Butte is conveniently served by direct flights to Gunnison Regional Airport, private aviation options, and is approximately two hours from Montrose and four hours from Denver. Crested Butte continues to offer what markets like Aspen or Vail priced out of reach years ago: the mountain, the lifestyle, the craftsmanship, the community — at a price that rewards the discerning buyer who knows where to look. Unit 205C at WestWall Lodge is not simply a purchase. It is the acquisition of a life well-lived in one of the most extraordinary mountain towns in the American West. Co-marketed by Shelle Carrig in Texas and Kiley Flint in Colorado.