Set right along the banks of the Blue River in Silverthorne's River West community, this stylish top-floor condo combines modern mountain architecture with everyday comfort. Large windows bring in abundant Colorado sunshine, highlighting clean finishes, warm wood accents, and direct sightlines to the flowing water below. Whether you are prepping a hearty breakfast before catching the first chair or winding down with board games in the evening, the airy single-level layout provides an inviting space to rest and recharge. (Guests must be comfortable with stairs - This is a third-floor walk-up unit, and there is not an elevator.)
• Main Level & Living Spaces:
The central living area features a plush full sleeper sofa, a flat-screen smart TV, and an easy remote-controlled gas fireplace that provides cozy warmth on crisp alpine evenings. A contemporary ceiling fan keeps air circulating smoothly during summer days. Adjacent to the living room, the fully equipped kitchen offers stainless steel appliances including a refrigerator, smooth-top electric range and oven, microwave, dishwasher, and ample counter space. Seating for four at the kitchen counter serves as the dedicated dining area. Just inside the entryway, a bright flex room hosts a dedicated work desk, comfortable desk chair, high-speed WiFi, a selection of board games and playing cards, and extra seating. A hallway coat closet and laundry closet house a stacked washer and dryer. The full bathroom includes a walk-in glass shower and storage cabinet.
• Bedroom / Sleeping Quarters:
The bedroom features a queen bed with easy outlet access on both sides, a flat-screen smart TV, dresser, accent chair, full-length mirror, and a dedicated wall-controlled ceiling fan and it’s own thermostat. The walk-in closet includes an additional twin rollaway bed with fresh sheets. Down the hall, the living room sleeper sofa pulls out into a full bed, allowing flexible accommodations for up to four guests.
• Outdoor Living & Yard:
Step through the living room glass door onto a covered private balcony outfitted with a bistro table and seating for two, offering uninterrupted views of the Blue River. Guests can enjoy access to shared River West community amenities, including an outdoor hot tub and gas fire pit (quiet hours observed from 10pm-8am). You’ll also have a reserved covered carport space, including an exterior storage closet that doubles as a secure ski and snowboard locker during your stay.
• The Location & Local Life:
Step right out of the building to connect with the Blue River Trail for riverside walking, running, and fly fishing. Silverthorne's revitalized downtown core, including the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center, local breweries, coffee shops, and the Outlets at Silverthorne, is located just minutes south down the parkway, with prompt access to I-70 for mountain exploration.
This clean, well-appointed condo serves as an ideal basecamp for couples, small families, or remote-working outdoor enthusiasts seeking quick highway access to world-class ski resorts alongside quiet riverfront relaxation.
Wintertime in Colorado brings many opportunities for play and adventure, as well as seasonal hazards that require consideration. AWD or 4WD-capable vehicles are required from November - April for all guests. Please plan your travel accordingly.
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The Neighborhood:
Silverthorne offers an authentic mountain community experience surrounded by the Gore Range and Tenmile Range. Centered around the Gold Medal trout waters of the Blue River, life here revolves around outdoor recreation, from world-class fly fishing and paved multi-use paths to rapid access to six major ski areas along the I-70 and US-6 corridors.
The town has quickly emerged as Summit County's cultural and culinary focal point. Just south along Blue River Parkway, the downtown arts district features modern gathering spaces, artisan dining, performing arts, and riverside parks where locals gather year-round.
With Interstate 70 situated just a mile south, navigating between mountain towns like Frisco, Dillon, and Breckenridge is straightforward, making daily excursions for hiking, lake boating, or winter sports completely seamless.
Top 5 Things to Do:
• Blue River Trail: Walk or bike this paved multi-use trail running directly past the complex along the riverbanks, linking town parks and scenic river overlooks. (0.0 miles)
• Silverthorne Performing Arts Center: Catch an award-winning theatrical production or musical performance hosted by the Lake Dillon Theatre Company in downtown Silverthorne. (1.0 mile)
• Lake Dillon Reservoir & Marina: Rent a pontoon boat, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard in the summer to cruise high-altitude waters surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks. (3.0 miles)
• Outlets at Silverthorne: Browse three mountain-style shopping villages offering outdoor apparel, footwear, and specialty gear situated along the Blue River. (1.0 mile)
• Frisco Historic Park & Main Street: Stroll Frisco's historic wooden boardwalks filled with independent boutiques, local gear shops, and open-air mountain events. (6.0 miles)
Top 5 Places for Food & Happy Hour:
• Angry James Brewery: A favorite local craft brewery featuring rotating IPAs, German lagers, live acoustic music, and a sun-soaked patio with mountain views. (1.0 mile)
• Bluebird Market: A vibrant 29,000-square-foot artisan food hall housing diverse chef counters, craft cocktail bars, and open communal seating. (1.0 mile)
• Enza's Delicatessen & Market: Italian-style breakfast and lunch counter dishing out fresh breakfast sandwiches, artisan paninis, espresso, and take-home pasta. (1.5 miles)
• The Argentos Empanadas & Drinks: Casual mountain outpost serving flaky, authentic Argentine empanadas, chimichurri, and craft regional beers. (1.0 mile)
• Sauce on the Blue: Riverside Italian dining featuring stone-fired pizzas, house pastas, an extensive global wine list, and a heated outdoor patio overlooking the water. (1.0 mile)
Top 5 Nearby Hikes:
• Willow Creek Falls Trail (Easy): A 1.5-mile round-trip forested walk through aspen groves and pines leading to a scenic cascade at the base of the Gore Range. (2.0 miles)
• Lily Pad Lake Trail (Intermediate): A 3.3-mile trail weaving through lodgepole forest up to two serene alpine ponds covered in yellow water lilies. (5.5 miles)
• Ptarmigan Peak Trail (Difficult): A steep 12.0-mile climb through switchbacks and alpine tundra offering panoramic skyline views over the Continental Divide. (2.5 miles)
• Tenderfoot Mountain Trail (Intermediate): A scenic 2.5-mile path winding across sage meadows and aspen stands with sweeping vistas over Lake Dillon. (3.0 miles)
• Angler Mountain Trail (Intermediate): A 5.0-mile trail climbing through wildflowers and open ridgelines with vistas of the Gore Range. (2.5 miles)
Centrally located with easy access to 6 resorts:
• Keystone - 9.5 miles
• Copper - 12.5 miles
• Loveland - 12.5 miles
• Arapahoe Basin - 14 miles
• Breckenridge Gondola - 14 miles
• Vail - 31.5 miles
• Beaver Creek - 43 miles
*Please Note - Early check-in availability cannot be confirmed until your arrival day.
