670 West Forest Road

Description

Rare opportunity to own a new construction, mountain contemporary home on the highly coveted Forest Road in Vail. Designed by Kyle Webb and built by Paragon Homes, Inc., this home offers unparalleled luxury, craftsmanship and sophistication. This modern mountain retreat features a warm aesthetic with elements of wood and stone used throughout and defined clean lines. Grand glass walls harness breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, woodland and village of Lionshead. Located approximately 500 feet from the Simba ski run, the location is prime especially for those that love tree skiing or for those who wish to briefly ski down to the Lionshead Gondola, about 600 feet away. Encompassing 4,454 square feet of living space, there are four bedrooms, five bathrooms and several outdoor patios. With the driveway and all deck surfaces heated efficiently, all will enjoy the beauty of the outdoor dining area year-round.
The refined kitchen with gorgeous Italian cabinetry and state of the art appliances open to the living and dining areas. With elevated views, sun-filled interiors, this open floor plan masterfully accommodates for entertaining and family fun. Offering four levels of luxurious living, every room is an experience in and of itself with excellent views and attention to detail. The master bedroom was designed to provide ultimate privacy while still encapsulating the beauty of the outdoor landscape with its own spacious patio and surrounding aspen trees.
Enter the mudroom after a day of skiing Vail's world-famous powder or hiking in the White River National Forest. Outfitted with built-in ski racks, cabinets, boot dryers and shelving, you can easily organize gear and equipment for family & friends.
Nestled in the mountainside, enjoy this new mountain-chic architecture that is luxurious, yet inviting for your family & guests to enjoy. Estimated completion April 2022.
Please visit mls-670.ForestRoadLuxury.com for complete details. Note, the taxes & exact acreage will change once subdivided.