Capturing the spirit of the Vail Valley, Bachelor Gulch is a 1,400-acre mountain hideaway that sizzles with spectacular splendor. Perched in a scenic valley between Beaver Creek and Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch links the three mountain communities together, creating a unique village-to-village skiing experience. Celebrating sweeping views of Castle Peak to the west, Teapot Mountain to the north, and the Gore Range to the east, this community is truly a regal heaven on a mountain. The exclusive Five Star Ritz Carlton is located at the base of Bachelor Gulch and provides world-class lodging, Wolfgang Puck’s celebrated Spago restaurant, a sumptuous spa, grand fitness amenities, and awe-inspiring views across Colorado’s peaks and ski slopes.

Bearpaw B 205

This handsome ground-floor condominium in Bachelor Gulch is styled to enjoy the convenient and luxurious ski-in/ski-out lifestyle. Boasting mountain views and an expansive covered stone patio, the outdoor living is great for cozy family gatherings. Beautiful, custom furnishings, Ralph Lauren paint, and new electronics create the ultimate Bachelor Gulch home. Located in the preferred building B, this three bedroom residence is just steps from the pool and hot tub. Grossing $88,000 in rental income last year, this home offers more than a wonderful ski escape! Offered for $2,350,000

Settler’s Lodge 203

Enjoy incredible ski slope views from this sunny, south facing condominium in the heart of Bachelor Gulch. Three spacious bedroom suites compliment the great room which boasts hardwood floors, built-ins, and a stone fireplace. A large deck overlooks lush aspens, a waterfall and pond, and the sumptuous Bachelor Gulch ski runs, affording you great views, afternoon sun and gorgeous sunsets. A private ski locker and an underground parking garage with elevator access to your condominium highlights the convenience of the home. Offered for $1,750,000

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