Hayden Peak Lodge #207

DETAILS

INTERIOR FEATURES

The fourteen condominiums available in the Hayden Peak Lodge were sold three years ago prior to construction. A rare offering, Unit 207 has become available as a resale.
  Upon entering #207, you’ll be struck by the crisp and contemporary design with themes thoughtfully executed in each room and in every detail. Warm, dark hues of walnut and slate are complemented by the linen hues of the walls and in the sandstone hearth. Brushed stainless accents throughout the condominium add subtle shine and continuity.
  The entry area is defined by multi-colored, rough-hewn slate tile flooring and a curved Lucente ceiling light fixture in clear and frosted glass. A single-doored coat closet to the right of the front door awaits coats, jackets, boots and mittens.
  The laundry closet and guest bath are also to the right of the entry. Immediately to the left, the tile flooring of the entry flows into the kitchen.
  The kitchen is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Light sandstone-colored granite countertops and flat paneled, walnut cabinetry are accented by a rough-hewn slate tile backsplash and rippled glass inset panels in the cabinet doors. Brushed chrome “bar pull” hardware finishes the sleek look.
  Flexible task lighting includes recessed ceiling fixtures and under-cabinet florescent fixtures.
  High-end GE Monogram appliances include a dishwasher, glass-fronted wine cooler with interior light, four-burner gas stovetop and oven, and side-by-side refrigerator with in-door ice maker. A GE Profile microwave is mounted above the stove top. In addition, the kitchen hosts a full complement of countertop appliances—coffee maker, toaster, blender, and more.
  A small lock-off closet in the kitchen can be used as a pantry or as owner storage.
  Standing at the deep, double basin stainless Elka kitchen sink—with Jado pull-spray faucet—you’ll look out over a raised bar countertop, past the dining and living areas, to the downvalley views through the large living room picture windows.
  The bar area has two dark-stained wood barstools (with ample room for seating four) under three pendant halogen fixtures. The bar is fronted with raised walnut panels.
  The main living areas are floored with striped Berber carpeting in tones of mahogany and tan.
  The dining area features a striking table with a three-inch thick timber surface sanded smooth on top and left natural on the sides. Dark wood chairs with upholstered seats provide seating for six under a linen-textured pendant light fixture.
  The living room is welcoming yet utilitarian. Stunning views from the large picture windows are rivaled by the allure of the Heatilator gas-log fireplace.
  The windows, complete with wood blinds, frame views to the northwest that include Wildcat Ridge and the Brush Creek Valley.
  The fireplace anchors the living room, literally and aesthetically. Raised wood panels conceal cabinets which in turn conceal an LG flatscreen television. The hearth and mantle are dry-stacked sandstone block. A halogen spotlight is directed to highlight art pieces on the mantle, and shelves built into the side of the hearth provide room for a written, video, or music library.
  The room provides a gathering space with a cozy sofa (which converts to a queen-size bed) and a handsome wood-framed leather chair. A contemporary end table is topped with a chrome-base lamp. A compact Sony stereo system fills the room with sound.
  Accessed through a glass-paneled door at the left of the fireplace, the sheltered balcony is located directly above the main entrance to the Treehouse Kid’s Adventure Center.
  The spacious master suite features large windows providing soft natural light and northwest views to Wildcat Ridge. When you tire of the view—if ever—a wall-mounted flat screen LG television waits at the ready.
  The king-size bed is sumptuous with pillows and bedding in tan and beige. A low and wide upholstered chair sits near the window.
  A dark-stained contemporary headboard matches the two-drawer dresser and night stands. Round, brushed chrome drawer pulls in turn match the brushed chrome bases on the table lamps. Pendant art glass light fixtures are mounted on the wall at either side of the bed.
  A double-doored closet with his-and-hers shelving system resides just outside the door of the master bath.
  Compact yet luxurious, the master bath continues the home’s design themes. Dark slate tile floors are balanced by the lighter tile in the tub and shower, and the sandstone countertops. Cobblestone accents—in vertical lines behind the tub, on the shower floor, and beneath the wall-mounted vanity cabinet add texture and interest.
  The double vanity has two Caroma oval vessel sinks with Jado wall-mount fixtures. Above each sink, wood frame mirrors are flanked by modern vanity sconces in chrome and frosted glass. The dark wood vanity has drawers and open shelving and is lit underneath to illuminate the cobblestones below.
  The Porcher whirlpool tub and the glass-walled, oversized shower (with built-in bench) also feature Jado fixtures.
  The second bedroom, located opposite the master across the living room, also has large windows overlooking the balcony and highlighting stellar northwest views. The room includes a queen-size bed and wood furniture exactly like that in the master as well as an identical LG wall-mount flat screen television. The double-doored closet has the same his-and-hers shelving system.
  The spacious guest bath, located off the entry, has the same slate tile as the entry tastefully paired with a dark marble vanity countertop. The vanity offers a square undermounted sink with modern Jado fixtures. Above the wood-framed mirror, a curved piece of frosted glass conceals the subtle vanity lighting.
  A full-size, glassed-in shower and built-in bench is finished in 12-inch tan tile with small botanical inset tiles.
  The laundry closet—featuring a GE full-size, front-loading, stacked washer dryer—resides behind a shuttered door and is also accessed from the entry area.
 

EXTERIOR FEATURES

Unit 207 is on the second floor of the Hayden Peak Lodge directly above the main entrance to the Treehouse Kid’s Adventure Center. The unit faces northwest, offering big views of the Brush Creek Valley and Wildcat Ridge.
  The balcony, accessed through the living room, is perfectly positioned for watching the sun set over the Rim Trail.
  Finished in a thoroughly contemporary yet unmistakable lodge style, Hayden Peak Lodge is the “cornerstone” building in the Snowmass Base Village project.
  The entire 18-acre Base Village campus is a new model of resort living anchored in environmental stewardship where the environmental impact will be minimized and the wellness and health of residents and visitors will be greatly enhanced.
  The Slopeside Events Plaza, located between Fanny Hill and Hayden Peak Lodge, is home to a year-round, diverse schedule of locally known and internationally renowned happenings. And don’t miss the free summer concerts on Fanny Hill—they are just a short stroll from your door.
  Hayden Peak Lodge is in the heart of the new Base Village, where unparalleled access to the ski slopes is just the beginning. In addition, you can count on exciting boutiques, a wealth of restaurants, cafes and pubs, and a calendar filled with athletic adventures and cultural events—all in a resort town that feels like your new hometown.
 

COMPLEX AMENITIES

From the cozy owners’ lobby, the Village Express Lift is a short stroll away—just across the Slopeside Events Plaza.
  A private owners’ elevator provides direct access to the underground parking garage.
  Adjacent to the owners’ lobby, a ski “locker room” complete with assigned lockers, benches and restrooms provides easily accessible storage for your gear. Owners have an assigned “storage cage” in the parking garage, as well.
  After your ski day, relax your tired muscles in the oversized hot tub accessed from the locker room.
  Homeowners’ fees cover a plethora of amenities and services, such as cable television service, unit utilities, trash and snow removal, on-site management and groundskeeping.
  Phones are included in the unit.
  The Town of Snowmass has an extensive free shuttle service, and the bus stop is right outside the building.

 

DISCLOSURES

  Village Property Management is currently offering Unit 207 as a short-term rental.