Ski-In Telluride Retreat offers stylish year-round living for $6.29 million
In Telluride’s Mountain Village, where winters are spent on the slopes and summers on the greenery, a four-bedroom residence at 192 Country Club Drive offers the perfect balance of access, convenience and four-season appeal.
Recently listed for $6.29 million, the home is located directly across from the first tee of the Telluride Golf Course and offers ski-in/ski-out access to lifts 1 and 10, while remaining firmly in the heart of everything this beloved mountain town has to offer.
“It’s hard to overstate how desirable the location is,” says listing agent Then Henschel. “A small percentage of homes in Mountain Village are walkable to the village core, and that is increasingly important to buyers.”
The house spans just over 3,100 square feet and has been owned by the same owners for the past 15 years. And while the footprint may be considered modest by some, the layout offers a very efficient use of space, including four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
“One thing that really stands out is the size,” notes Henschel. “It’s rare here to get four bedrooms in this square meter. There’s no wasted space anywhere, and that makes it incredibly functional for family use.”
It also makes the home relatively more affordable, especially in a market where ski-in properties often start at $8 million and can easily go for as much as $14 million.
Architecturally, the home leans toward the classic mountain aesthetic, with rustic wood finishes, a stone-stacked gas fireplace, and a lodge-style interior. A wall of glass offers views of Wilson Mountain and the valley.
“That Western fame is enormous,” says Henschel. “You get a lot of sun, especially in the afternoon, plus views over the valley where the sun sets. It really anchors the house.”
The outdoors are just as attractive. A flagstone terrace is located just off the main living areas, creating a sun-drenched environment usable even in the depths of winter.
“You can sit out there on a sunny day in January or February and feel comfortable for the most part,” Henschel says. “It’s a big selling point.”
But probably the best part of the property is what lies just behind the front doors. The ski access is directly across the street, the golf course is steps away, and the Peaks Resort and Spa, along with the restaurants and shops at Mountain Village, are all within walking distance.
Hiking and biking trails are also nearby, making it easy to stay active during any season, all without the need for a car.
“There’s nothing overly flashy about the history here,” Henschel says. “What makes it special is how livable it is: year-round, walkable, efficient and in the middle of everything that makes Mountain Village so appealing.”
