- 5 BedBeds
- 5 BathBaths
- 3,740 SqftSqft
- TypeSingle Family
- Active
- MLS# 1014669
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Property Description
Live as one home, or lock off and live as two, with room to grow into the prime ski-slope view corridor. 1671 Winslow Road in Singletree is a spacious five-bedroom residence with a full lower-level apartment featuring its own kitchen and entrance. A single interior door joins the two levels into one continuous home, or stays closed to keep them completely separate. Two arrivals: a circular drive on Winslow at the front and a second driveway with an attached garage off the quiet Saddle Drive cul-de-sac, letting the two levels come and go independently. Keep both kitchens for a multi-generational household, open the lower level into one large family and rec space, lease the whole home for half the year, or rent the lower level for income, most recently $3,500 a month, and could push that up. The main level centers on a dramatic two-story great room, where a full-height wall of glass fills the space with the long, bright light of Singletree's south-facing Sunbelt, and a wood-burning fireplace anchors the room. A huge new deck runs the length of the house and opens to a large, flat, usable lot. A new DaVinci roof is in place, with room to make the rest your own. Walk to Chip Ramsey Park for the pool, playground, and sports field, plus the community center and neighborhood trails, with Riverwalk at Edwards just down the hill for dining, coffee, shops, and groceries. Sonnenalp Golf Club is within a thousand yards of championship golf, Harvest dining, pools, tennis and pickleball, fitness and spa, and a winter ski shuttle to Vail, with owner priority on the club waitlist. Beaver Creek is about two miles via Arrowhead, Vail, roughly fifteen up-valley. There is also room to expand by roughly 600 to 800 square feet, subject to Singletree design review, opening views toward the Beaver Creek and Arrowhead ski slopes. Attainable single-family homes in Singletree are genuinely scarce, and few offer this much room, light, and flexibility.