1026 Sinclair Road
Snowmass Village, Colorado

DETAILS

INTERIOR FEATURES

The home’s entry is functional and elegant—durable black brick tiles line the floor and a built-in dressing bench stands opposite a sizable coat closet.
The kitchen sparkles with a contemporary black and white design, featuring dark counters and floors and light cabinetry and walls. The island’s black slab granite top has an inset gooseneck sink.
Deep countertops offer an abundance of room for small appliances and food prep.
Top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances include a Samsung refrigerator with bottom-drawer freezer; a Viking stove with eight-burners and two ovens; a Char-Glo thermador (indoor grill); and a KitchenAid trash compactor.
A trio of picture windows over the dual-chamber sink and a cutaway opening to the dining room give the kitchen an airy feel.
The breakfast bar that joins the kitchen and dining rooms easily doubles as a buffet.
The bright and breezy corner dining room has a towering ceiling that opens into the loft family room and a large chandelier with a frosted glass half-dome is encircled by a brushed-steel frame.
Sprawling picture windows frame the dining room’s north and west walls and double glass doors open out to the wrap-around deck.
The atrium-like living room receives rich sunlight from soaring windows on three walls and a pair of skylights, with great views of the adjacent sage and oak open space. Its peaked ceiling tops out at over 20 feet.
A woodburning fireplace is set into the living room’s expansive adobe wall. The sandstone hearth bench is fourteen feet long, providing a casual sitting area family or guests. A firewood storage cubby is also set into the plaster wall alongside the fireplace.
A bookcase bar with a black granite counter and backsplash, built-in wine rack, and glass-faced cabinetry stands between the living room and the doors to the deck.
The main floor guest bedroom occupies the front corner of the home and has a built-in alcove desk, two sliding-door wardrobe cabinets, and wall-to-wall Berber carpeting. Its windows face to the south and west.
The first floor bathroom—with a full-sized shower and bath—is elegantly accented with a pedestal sink and large mirror.
The sunny master bedroom suite is deliciously private—the only bedroom on the home’s top floor—and is brightened from above by a pair of skylights and clerestory windows that run along the top of its peaked ceiling.
The suite has copious storage—including an extra-wide three-door closet for her and a two-door closet for him in the bedroom, another wardrobe closet in the bath, and a fourth closet in the suite’s interior balcony.
The bedroom has private access to an interior balcony that perches over the living room—a unique space that could be used as a small office or reading area.
A private exterior balcony, just right for breakfast for two, boasts views of the Continental Divide and Red Mountain.
The walls between the master bedroom and bath stop short of the ceiling, giving the suite an airy feel.
The master bath is divided into two rooms—the first contains the vanity and shower and the second houses a marble-tiled Jacuzzi tub, which is equipped with two side-mounted detachable showerheads on opposite sides.
His & Hers vanity has two white basins set into a green marble countertop, topped by an expansive mirror and bright theatrical lighting.
The rest of the home’s top floor is an open loft accommodating a comfortable family room and a cozy woodburning fireplace sitting area.
The family room lies under a high-peaked ceiling with lofty windows that frame a panoramic view of the Snowmass ski area.
A quartet of glass doors open from the family room to the sun-drenched south patio—providing gracious indoor/outdoor living all summer long.
A green marble countertop stands halfway up the built-in storage unit on the family room’s south wall. With a variety of cabinets and shelves it could be a media center, bar, or simply storage.
Three bedrooms, storage spaces, a bathroom, and a laundry room occupy the home’s lower level.
The south guest bedroom—clad in wood-plank paneling—has a pair of windowed alcoves, one of which has been outfitted with a built-in bench. For storage, there’s a small wardrobe closet and direct access to the large crawlspace.
The middle guest bedroom receives rich morning sun from a pair of east-facing windows. Two wardrobe closets, Berber carpeting and a large dressing mirror round out the room.
The north guest bedroom is the largest on the lower level. With windows on three sides, including an exterior door, it’s one of the home’s sunniest spots. It also features three closets.
A Maytag heavy-duty washer & dryer equip the laundry room.
The lower-level bathroom has a two-sink vanity that is separated from the shower and commode by a half-wall.
Storage on the lower level includes an open space under the stairs, a hallway linen closet, and a standing-height crawlspace easily accessed by a full-sized doorway.
A mudroom stands between the garage and the entry into the kitchen. Outfitted for the active family, there is space for snowshoes, hiking boots, bike helmets and more.
The two-car garage has ample space for a dedicated workshop area.
 

EXTERIOR FEATURES

Snowmass free shuttle loops up Meadow Road and picks up and drops off at the corner of Sinclair & Meadow Road every 20 minutes.
The north deck, which wraps around nearly half the house, is spacious enough for summer entertaining or all-family outdoor living. Facing open space, it’s private and quiet.
The front patio—built with trek weather-resistant materials—takes in expansive views of the ski mountain from
Hanging Valley and the Big Burn all the way over to Sam’s Knob.
Landscaping around the residence includes mature aspen and pine trees.
The property backs up to open space, a sage- and oak-flecked valley that’s home to mule deer and elk.
An exterior ski locker helps keep the snow outside where it belongs.