
On a high terrace overlooking the peaceful Snowmass Creek Valley, this private retreat has all the amenities and charm of a 400-year old Tuscan Villa. From the Tuscan-style ruins that embrace the pool, patio and garden area, to the hand hewn woodwork and beams that extend throughout the home, the attention to detail will satisfy even the most discerning eye. Old world touches and one-of-a-kind materials blend with new world technology, offering a complete escape with all the luxuries of home. Only 17 miles from Aspen and even closer to Snowmass, this property has breathtaking views of Snowmass Ski Area, especially the Big Burn and Sam’s Knob. With frontage on Snowmass Creek there is an opportunity for extensive fishing. This 10,500 plus sq. ft. home bears the patina of many years of loving care. Hand stenciled wall treatments, stone accents, wood flooring, indoor water feature with aviary, and inviting, warm and expansive living spaces, all blended together to create this unique and masterfully crafted residence ideal for entertaining or peaceful respite. Additional features include mature landscaping, private drive, 3-car garage, ample storage, outside Jacuzzi spa, water features, outside dining area, and tree lined drive. All this…a picture perfect residence with 5 bedrooms, 5 baths and 2 half baths on 32 secluded acres. A must see offering.
Listing information updated April 8, 2015
7852 Snowmass Creek Rd has 4 bedrooms.
7852 Snowmass Creek Rd has 5 bathrooms.
7852 Snowmass Creek Rd is approximately 9,914 square feet.
7852 Snowmass Creek Rd is listed at $9,500,000.
As of April 8, 2015, 7852 Snowmass Creek Rd is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Parking at 7852 Snowmass Creek Rd: Car Garage.
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