Steamboat Springs Stone Mansion with Gondola Views Listed for $14 Million

Imagine waking up to a gondola gliding just outside your living room window. That’s the everyday reality for the owners of a sprawling stone mansion tucked into the foothills of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. After a brief hiatus, the property at 2555 Ski Trail Lane is back on the market with an asking price of $13.95 million.

The home was finished in 2009 following a six‑year construction marathon, and it reads more like a legacy piece than a run‑of‑the‑mill luxury build. Every stone was hand‑picked from nearby quarries, allowed to weather naturally for decades before being set in place. The result? An exterior that feels both timeless and unmistakably local.

Inside, the vibe shifts between a rugged mountain lodge and a refined European manor. Massive reclaimed timber beams cross soaring ceilings, while custom ironwork and floor‑to‑ceiling glass panels create a sense of openness that frames the surrounding peaks. One of the most eye‑catching details is the kitchen’s 20‑foot‑high range hood, which rises through a skylit shaft and bathes the space in daylight.

With six bedrooms and seven and a half baths spread over 11,317 square feet, the layout is generous but never ostentatious. Two primary suites sit on the main floor for easy access, and three levels are served by a private elevator, making daily life comfortable for a family or a host of guests.

Luxury amenities abound. A climate‑controlled wine cellar holds over 2,000 bottles, a private theater offers cinematic evenings, and an indoor shooting range satisfies more adventurous pursuits. The expansive deck, hot tub, and multiple laundry rooms underline the home’s commitment to both entertainment and practicality.

Technology isn’t an afterthought either. The residence is wired with a Savant smart‑home system that lets the owner adjust lighting, temperature, audio, and motorized shades from a single tablet, blending modern convenience with the property’s rustic charm.

Location is another selling point. Step outside and you’re a stone’s throw from the Steamboat ski base, Emerald Mountain, and the vibrant downtown area. In winter, thousands of skiers and tourists pass by the house as they ride the gondola, giving the estate a celebrity of its own—without any famous owner attached.

Listing agent Broby Leeds says, “You can’t rebuild this today. It’s a true Steamboat legacy estate, a once‑in‑a‑generation opportunity.” For anyone looking to combine alpine adventure with upscale living, this mansion might just be the perfect match.