Telluride Estate with Modern Design & Big Views
Situated on a private ridge in the exclusive Aldasoro Ranch, this striking home offers panoramic views of the San Juan Mountains from nearly every room. The interior is a showcase of modern mountain design, clean lines, warm wood accents, high ceilings, and expansive glass walls that blur the line between indoors and out.
The main living area is anchored by a sleek stone fireplace and a wall of windows that flood the space with natural light. A spacious, open-concept kitchen features premium appliances and a large island perfect for gathering. Just off the kitchen is a dining area with breathtaking views that elevate every meal.
Four beautifully appointed bedrooms—including a luxurious primary suite with a spa-style bathroom, offer privacy and comfort for every guest. Multiple living spaces, including a media room and lounge, provide room to spread out, relax, or work remotely.
Outdoors, a wraparound deck and patio invite you to soak in the views with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Whether you're here to explore Telluride’s trails and slopes or simply relax in refined seclusion, This Aldasoro Ranch home is a rare and unforgettable mountain retreat.
Off-Season Considerations:
Telluride experiences two “off-seasons” each year — typically late April through early June and late October through mid-November. These quiet windows offer a peaceful, locals-only atmosphere, but also come with a few important notes for guests:
Limited Services: Many restaurants, shops, and tour operators close temporarily as the town transitions between ski and summer (or summer and ski) seasons.
Maintenance Period: Some trails, lifts, and roads undergo maintenance or are closed due to snowmelt or early storms.
Weather Variability: Expect unpredictable conditions — sunny 60°F afternoons can quickly turn into snow showers overnight.
Still Beautiful & Relaxed: It’s a favorite time for locals who enjoy hiking, quiet evenings, and uncrowded streets.
Plan Ahead: Confirm restaurant hours, grocery availability, and transportation options before arrival.
Things to Know About Telluride & Aldasoro
Location & Access
201 Aldasoro Blvd sits in the private, upscale Aldasoro Ranch community, about 10 minutes from downtown Telluride and 7 minutes from the airport. The neighborhood is known for its panoramic views of the San Sophia Range, privacy, and luxury mountain homes.
A car is recommended – Aldasoro does not have a town shuttle stop.
4WD or AWD vehicles are strongly recommended in winter months (November – April).
The drive to Town or Mountain Village is scenic but includes steep grades and can be snow packed after storms.
Climate & Altitude
Telluride sits at 8,750 feet and Aldasoro at roughly 9,200 feet. Guests may notice shortness of breath or light-headedness on arrival.
Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol your first night.
Most homes, including this one, do not have air conditioning – summer days are mild, and nights cool naturally into the 40s °F.
Heating systems are typically radiant or baseboard and take several hours to adjust.
Town & Transportation
Downtown Telluride is a compact historic district with shops, galleries, and restaurants along Main Street (Colorado Ave).
Mountain Village is reached by car in ~15 minutes or via the free Gondola connecting the two towns (operates 7 a.m.–midnight most of the year).
Parking: Most public lots in Town charge or have strict limits. Street parking is by permit only in many zones.
Ride share: Uber/Lyft are extremely limited to non-existent – arrange airport shuttles or car rentals in advance.
Seasonal Considerations
Winter (Nov – Apr): Snowfall is heavy; driveway and roads are plowed but can be slick. 4WD essential.
Mud Season (Apr – May & Oct – Nov): Some restaurants and activities close temporarily.
Summer (Jun – Sep): Expect perfect temperatures (70s °F days, 40s °F nights), music festivals, and occasional afternoon showers.
Local Rules & Respect
Noise & Events: Aldasoro Ranch has a strict noise and occupancy policy. No events, parties, or weddings without written approval.
Trash & Wildlife: Bears are active – always use provided bear-proof containers and never leave food or coolers outside.
Local Highlights"
Telluride Ski Resort – world-class terrain less than 10 min away.
San Miguel River Trail – scenic path through Town for walking or biking.
Festivals: Bluegrass (June), Film (Labor Day), Blues & Brews (September).
Outdoor adventure: Hiking Bear Creek Trail, Jeeping Imogene Pass, fly-fishing the San Miguel River.
