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Spectacular Telluride Mountain Village Luxury Home Overlooking four holes of the picturesque Telluride Golf Course, this magnificent home has spectacular 360-gegree views of the surrounding San Juan Mountains, with a sweeping panorama that includes the majestic 14,000 foot Wilson Mountains, Sunshine Peak, the incredibly rugged San Sophia Ridge, and the Telluride Ski Area. This home takes full advantage of these views with its’ abundant use of glass and spacious open design. Over 1900 square feet of decks and patios wrap around the sunny side, to bring the outdoors into the home. With over 300 days of sunshine per year in Telluride, you will enjoy long sunny days with beautiful sunrises and spectacular alpine-glow sunsets.

Not to be outdone by its’ surroundings, this home’s many unique features make it a truly spectacular and fun place to live. With superb stone and wood finishes, high-end appliances and custom furniture, this is a superb home to entertain in. As seen in these photos, this home’s many spectacular features include a live 32-foot black olive tree, a 38-foot fireplace structure with two fireplaces, an expansive 8-foot by 95-foot skylight system, an indoor golf driving range, an awesome pool room, and a 1000 sq ft deck with golf putting-green surface. On Golf Course, Ping Pong Table, Private Tennis Court, Snow Ski, Golf, Near Ski Lift, Mountain, Ski Shuttle 5 miles from the Telluride airport (TEX). 65 miles from the Montrose airport (MTJ). Use Mapquest and my address to get directions.

Telluride

• United States
• Colorado
• Southwest
• Telluride

Other activities:
Mountain biking, Golf, Fishing

Winter:
Alpine skiing & snowboarding

Relaxation & Comfort:
Restaurants

Telluride Vacation Rentals- Vacations in Colorado's Best Destinations

Telluride vacation rentals are a popular choice for people who choose to come to Colorado during the winter ski season. There are so many great things to see and do in Telluride, which is a town that is well known for its historic Frontier days, which now mix with the quirky culture of today's inhabitants to create a one-of-a-kind environment. Skiing is obviously the main reason that people come to towns like this in the mountains of Colorado, but there is plenty to see and do when you're not on the slopes. Head into town to take a look at all of the quaint shops and businesses, or have dinner in one of the many well-known restaurants that are available.

Staying in Telluride vacation rentals isn't going to be cheap. However, it's also not something that has to be unbearably expensive. You can take the time to check out the available hotels, resorts, and chalets or cabins to see what is available and then narrow them down based on your budget. You'll likely spend a decent amount of money to stay in Telluride and the surrounding area, but it will be a worthwhile investment. Consider a few other things when you're looking for vacation rentals, as well.

Think about whether you want a specific type of Telluride vacation rentals or if you're just looking for what's available. Knowing that you want a private house or a cabin in the mountains outside of town will help you to narrow down your options much quicker. Likewise, if you need a rental that is affordable, you can easily eliminate many options simply by shopping on a price basis. Resorts and hotels are great choices for families looking to have fun both on and off the slopes, but a private house rental or ski chalet might prove to offer a more romantic vacation for couples.

Telluride vacation rentals will allow easy access to other towns nearby, such as Mountain Village which is only a gondola ride away. This town offers plenty of shopping, dining, and even a championship-level golf course. The southwest part of the state has a lot to offer, even though many people think that it's all in Vail, Aspen, or Breckenridge. The scenic San Juan Mountains offer great beauty and skiing opportunities, while the historic towns offer great tourist destinations for all types of travelers. When traveling to Colorado for vacation, the hardest part might actually be choosing where to go because there are so many great towns to visit.