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In Colorado, a Slope-Side Aspen Mansion Hits the Market for $100 Million
A slope-side mansion in Aspen, Colo., is hitting the marketplace for $100 million.
If it sells for near that quantity, the house would set a gross sales document within the prosperous mountain vacation spot, mentioned itemizing agent Steven Shane of Compass.
The vendor is Detroit manufacturing entrepreneur and philanthropist Joel Tauber, data present. Mr. Tauber bought the house from Ted Area, a department-store inheritor and media mogul, for simply over $9 million in 1996. Initially in-built 1979, the home was renovated in 2015, data present. Mr. Tauber declined to remark.
The home has round 5,000 sq. ft of deck and patio area.
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The eating room.
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The good room has a stained-glass ceiling and views of Aspen Mountain and downtown.
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The home has two kitchens.
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There are 10 bedrooms.
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Set on 1.4 acres, the three-story house is constructed into the facet of Aspen Mountain, Mr. Shane mentioned. The home is roughly 14,200 sq. ft with 10 bedrooms, two kitchens and about 5,000 sq. ft of deck and patio area.
The doorway is on the second stage, Mr. Shane mentioned. Guests step off an elevator and cross a brief bridge to entry the entrance door and a two-story lobby. The slope facet of the home has a ski room with lockers. A fantastic room, with a bar and stained glass ceiling, has direct views of Aspen Mountain and downtown.
Mr. Shane mentioned there are solely a handful of single-family homes on Aspen Mountain, and none “compares in dimension and acreage to this residence.” The property line runs parallel to the Little Nell ski run and is about 100 yards from the gondola on the base of the mountain, he mentioned.
Aspen’s present gross sales document was set final yr by
Patrick Dovigi,
a former skilled hockey participant who’s founder and CEO of
GFL Environmental,
who paid $72.5 million for a mansion overlooking downtown Aspen.
Over the previous two years, Aspen’s luxurious market has been booming due to extraordinarily low stock, tight limits on new building and heightened demand. Earlier this yr, designer Tommy Hilfiger bought his ski-in, ski-out Aspen mountain residence for $50 million, three months after shopping for it for about $31 million. Mr. Shane mentioned Aspen’s luxurious market hasn’t but been impacted by international financial headwinds. “Traditionally, we’re the final to be affected and the primary to get well,” he mentioned.
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