Fasching Haus #110

DETAILS

INTERIOR FEATURES

A total remodel has completely renewed the unit, giving it a “never-been-lived-in” look and feel.
The design of the renovation incorporates contemporary “green” materials such as the reclaimed elm on engineered substrate flooring into a classic ski house look. Complimentary accents include antique snowshoes and antler lamp stands.
The residence is being offered totally turnkey—from the plush furnishings to the decadent linens—with every element brand new and waiting for its first guest.
The home’s family space joins together a living room, dining area, and kitchen. Each area is distinct but encourages time together with plenty of elbow room.
The living room features a rustic dry stack farmer stone fireplace with a tumbled travertine tile hearth and a mantle made from a thick slab of Colorado buff sandstone.
  The reclaimed elm plank floor warms the room and enhances its classic ski lodge style.
  The living room window faces into the Fasching Haus’s courtyard and pool deck, welcoming soft light in from the leafy patio.
  The room is appointed for comfort with a stuffed armchair and a long, leather sofa.
  Architectural flourishes in the living room include a trimmed tray ceiling, recessed halogen lighting, and textured plaster walls.
  Slab Juperano granite counters with a decorative chiseled edge frame the kitchen, creating a breakfast bar/prep area towards the living room.
  Abundant rustic birch wood cabinets and drawers also surround the kitchen. Several cabinets feature glass fronts with 3/8” glass interior shelves, while the drawers boast self-closing mechanisms.
  The custom-depth Kohler sink offers a deep sink prep sink and a shallower clean-up sink with an air-switch activated disposal.
  The kitchen is outfitted entirely with top-of-the-line GE Profile appliances, including a flattop stove, an over-the-stove microwave, a Quiet Power dishwasher, and a side-by-side refrigerator/freezer with stainless steel facing.
  The king-size bed in the master suite is topped by an ornamental wrought iron head.
  The master bedroom’s wardrobe closet is fronted by French doors and serves up a custom organization system.
  A pine six-drawer dresser and matching side tables round out the master suite’s furnishings.
  The master bath is drenched in stone, with granite counters along the vanity and tumbled travertine—accented with a custom listelle border—dressing the shower stall.
  The bath’s long mirror is brightened by a four-lamp brushed steel and frosted glass sconce.
  The shower was finished with an eye for detail, featuring a ½” thick tempered Euroglass door hung on three hinges.
  The entryway is surfaced with rugged tumbled travertine tiles, sure to withstand the rigors of ski and hiking boots.
  The baseboard radiant heat is concealed by handsome wood boxes.

EXTERIOR FEATURES

The front door is equipped with keycode access, making security for short-term rentals a breeze.
The heated courtyard deck—right outside the front door—accommodates a large pool, a terraced hot tub, a barbecue area, many deck chairs, and lots of lush landscaping.

COMPLEX AMENITIES

The Silver Queen Gondola and downtown Aspen are an easy walk, just two blocks away. Lift 1A—serving the quiet side of Aspen Mountain—is also just an easy two block stroll.
  Fasching Haus is managed by ResortQuest Aspen.
The Fasching Haus’s other amenities include a conference room, an exercise room, and a sauna.
  The complex has a private flagstone courtyard with a variety of lounge chairs and outdoor dining furnishings.
  Fasching Haus’s on-site office and management is available to assist owners with the short-term rental of their condominiums to Aspen visitors.
 

DISCLOSURES

  The Fasching Haus East association has approved an external refurbishment project to begin as early as Spring 2008. Homeowners will be special assessed for this around April 1st.