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This ski-in, ski-out Telluride-area mansion features a bowling alley, sauna and $7.5 million price tag
WHAT: Mountain estate with six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and two half-baths, near Telluride.
LOCATION: 114 Victoria Dr., Mountain Village
PRICE: $7.5 million
SIZE: 10,926 square feet
Built in 1990, this ski-in, ski-out residence overlooks the San Sophia Ridgeline, which is taken in by large windows in each room.
“The views are exceptional and ski access is exceptionally good,” said Ken Grodberg, a broker associate with Telluride Sotheby’s International Realty. “Telluride has a lot of accessibility compared to other ski towns. In Crested Butte, you gotta drive from town to the mountains. (Here), there’s a free gondola that rides from Mountain Village into Telluride.”
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The inside features all mahogany trim, crowned by a large, old-school mahogany-panel office. Bounce from the single-lane bowling alley to the bar and make a stop at the billiards table that separates the two spaces.
The indoor sauna, is co..
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