$16 Million Ski-In/Ski-Out Breckenridge Mountain Mansion Is Every Snow Lover’s Dream Dwelling

Ski season is well and truly upon us—and with it comes a flock of snow bunnies making their way to the mountains to enjoy the fresh powder and the beautiful scenery.

And now, a picture-perfect mountain home that provides direct access to the slopes has hit the market for $16.25 million, offering up a "masterfully crafted" property where "luxury, location, and ski-in/ski-out convenience converge."

The dwelling, which was built in 2022, features that incredibly cozy cabin feel that immediately springs to mind when picturing the perfect mountain abode.

And all of it is packaged together in one of Colorado's most desirable mountain towns: Breckenridge.

For one deep-pocketed buyer, the dwelling could be a Christmas dream come true, with more than 7,000 square feet of living spaced perched on the side of a snow-topped mountain.

The dreamy alpine residence unfolds across three levels and offers six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, and a half-acre lot in the Timber Trail Subdivision—or, in ski terms, right at the base of Peak 8.

"Inside, you'll find soaring vaulted ceilings, cozy fireplaces, and a full suite of resort-style amenities," the listing states.

That location also places the home just a few minutes’ drive from Breckenridge’s historic downtown, a major selling point for many buyers in the region.

But without a doubt the greatest amenity is the property's ski-in/ski-out capabilities, which provide its residents with the ability to hit the snow as soon as they step out of their door.

“At the end of the day, you ski right to the door of your boot room with a plush bench, boot dryers, and cubbies to keep everyone organized,” says listing agent Jim Schlegel with Slifer Smith & Frampton.

“From there, it’s a tough decision whether to head to the fully equipped bar, play some pool or shuffleboard, or spend some time recovering in a spa-quality hammam to be ready for the next day on the slopes.”

Another tough decision? Choosing which details inside the home are the most charming.

Is it the vaulted ceilings, the numerous cozy fireplaces, or perhaps the materials imported directly from the Alps, which inspired the build?

“The blend of reclaimed wood, Venetian plaster walls, beautiful stone accents, and soft textiles makes this special home feel especially warm and inviting,” Schlegel says.

Beyond the design, there’s also no shortage of amenities to look forward to. In addition to the bar and hammam, which includes a steam room, dry sauna, and wet shower, the home features an expansive game room and a climate-controlled wine cellar.

And that’s before factoring in the perks of life in the Timber Trail neighborhood itself.

“Being part of this neighborhood provides access to a plethora of amenities that include an aquatics center, a private bowling alley, and a shuttle for easy access to town,” Schlegel says.

With the ski access, wellness offerings, and thoughtful design, the home feels like the realization of the full alpine experience.

“This home is truly a piece of art,” Schlegel adds. “It’s timeless.”