Colorado
$25.7M Colorado private ski mountain property heads to auction
Hideaway Creek Cabin, which is in a private, members-only ski community in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, is set to be auctioned next month.
Listed for $25.7 million, the home is the only completed private residence within Cimarron Mountain Club, a 1,900-acre ski-focused community limited to 13 families.
The 35.23-acre property is being offered through global real estate auction house Concierge Auctions in cooperation with Compass Real Estate Broker Steven Shane.
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Listed for $25.7 million, the fully furnished Hideaway Creek Cabin offers a rare opportunity to own within a private 1,900-acre ski community limited to just 13 ownership families. (Photo courtesy of Tin House Creative)
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Listed for $25.7 million, the fully furnished Hideaway Creek Cabin offers a rare opportunity to own within a private 1,900-acre ski community limited to just 13 ownership families. (Photo courtesy of Tin House Creative)
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“Extraordinary properties deserve extraordinary exposure, and opportunities as rare as this simply do not come to market often,” said Chad Roffers, CEO and co-founder of Concierge Auctions.
Offered fully furnished, the over 4,000-square-foot home features four bedrooms and five full bathrooms. The interior includes a full appliance package with a refrigerator, freezer, oven, range, microwave, dishwasher, washer and dryer. Window coverings and ceiling fans are installed throughout the home, according to the listing.
Completed in 2025, the home also features radiant heat throughout, two wood-burning fireplaces and a solar energy system.
“You’re not simply purchasing a home –– you’re gaining access to an entire private mountain lifestyle that very few people will ever experience,” Shane said.
Unlike most traditional ski properties, ownership includes membership to Cimarron Mountain Club, a private alpine enclave more than twice the size of Aspen Mountain.
Accessible only by snowcat, the mountain offers untouched powder, no lift lines and highly personalized experiences led by 14 expert guides. Members have access to three snowcats, a newly completed 15,000-square-foot private lodge, Michelin-caliber dining and professional concierge services.
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Nestled on more than 35 acres in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, Hideaway Creek Cabin combines luxury mountain living with immediate membership access to one of North America’s most exclusive alpine clubs: Cimarron Mountain Club. (Photo courtesy of Tin House Creative)
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Nestled on more than 35 acres in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, Hideaway Creek Cabin combines luxury mountain living with immediate membership access to one of North America’s most exclusive alpine clubs: Cimarron Mountain Club. (Photo courtesy of Tin House Creative)
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Approximately 30 minutes from Montrose Regional Airport, at 4901 Cimarron Mountain Rd. in Cimarron, the area also provides trout fishing, hiking, boating, climbing, wildlife viewing and backcountry exploration beyond winter recreation.
Curecanti National Recreation Area, Blue Mesa Reservoir and the historic mountain towns of Ouray and Telluride are nearby.
Bidding for Hideaway Creek Cabin is scheduled to open on July 14 via the firm’s online marketplace, conciergeauctions.com. The auction will close live on July 28 at Sotheby’s New York as part of the New York Global Sales lineup.
As part of Concierge Auctions’ Key For Key giving program in partnership with Giveback Homes, the closing will result in funding toward new homes built for families in need.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Colorado Springs police arrested a suspect late Thursday night after he was suspected of starting a vehicle fire.
Colorado Springs police said at about 12:15 p.m., officers were called to the 2100 block of Vickers Drive, near North Academy Boulevard, to assist Colorado Springs firefighters with a vehicle fire.
During the investigation, police said officers learned that the suspect broke the front window and threw a lit object into the cab of the vehicle.
The vehicle was then engulfed in flames and was a complete loss, police said.
No one was in the parked vehicle at the time of the fire, police said.
At about 11 p.m., police said officers located and arrested the suspect, identified as 32-year-old Graison Dortch in the 4300 block of N Chestnut Street, near I-25 and Garden of the Gods Road.
Dortch was booked into the El Paso County Jail on charges of second-degree arson and use of an incendiary device, police said. Officers said both are class five felonies.
According to court records, as of Friday morning, Dortch is being held on no bond.
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