If you like to check out aspirational mountain town real estate when you have a couple of minutes to spare you will no doubt enjoy this incredible home tucked into the mountains surrounding Telluride, Colorado.

Known as The Sanctuary, the 9,428 Sq. Ft. home built in 2004 is collaborative design by Michael Fuller of Aspen and Don Umemoto of Los Angeles. The pair’s goal was create a timeless blend of art, nature, and design set in Telluride’s glacial valley. Constructed out of concrete, glass, and steel the home feature high end finishes including Yangtze River Valley pavers, teak floors, mahogany cabinetry, and Douglas Fir beams.

“The residence embraces sweeping box canyon and waterfall views through expansive mahogany-framed windows. A Bulthaup kitchen anchors the open living spaces beneath soaring beamed ceilings.”

The primary suite perfectly frames Bridal Veil Falls, featuring a spa-inspired bath with heated stone floors. Additional highlights include Richard Serra-inspired fireplaces, four ensuite guest rooms, a gym, screening room, library, and office.

If you want to hang your family photo above the mantel you better have pockets deep like the Mariana Trench as this ski home is listed for a cool $29,990,000. Check out the promotional video, pretty slick pad:

341 Royer Lane, Telluride, CO 81435

Price: $30,000,000 ($3,181 / Sq. Ft.)

Beds: 4

Baths: 6

House Size: 9,428 Sq. Ft.

Lot Size: 2.73 Acres

Year Built: 2004

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