About Breckenridge's Shock Hill Lodge And Spa

Ten Peaks Sotheby's International Realty and the Amon Team are proud to represent three new exciting projects in Breckenridge Colorado.

Fairmont Residences at Shock Hill:

Fairmont Residences Shock Hill boasts one of the most pristine locations and breathtaking views in North America. The site of this luxurious property is situated on a secluded ridgeline overlooking a 188 acre nature preserve, as well as The Breckenridge Ski Resort and Ten Mile Range. Gondola access at your door step, whisking you away to alpine slopes and all of the dining, shopping, and history for which Breckenridge is known.

Exceptionally appointed condominium residences. Impeccable lifestyle enhancing services & amenities include a full service spa, infinity edge pool with hot tubs, generous fitness facility, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, ski valet, luxury shuttle service to town, and more. A lobby/pool bar, café & market, and restaurant provide casual dining experiences without leaving the lodge. The quintessential residences for a remarkable alpine retreat.

Of course, all of this is in addition to the Fairmont Hotels & Resorts experience. Providing Homeowners & Guests with Extraordinary Experiences, Unrivaled Locations, & Infused with Fairmont's Signature Service.

Fairmont Residences on the River:

The Fairmont Residences on The River offer spacious 3 & 4 bedroom residences and a lodge featuring condominium suites located along the serene shores of the Blue River.

Thoughtful architecture and substantial windows present expansive mountain, river and ski are views. The location also provides close proximity to many activities including Gold Medal fly-fishing out your back door, minutes to the Breckenridge Ski Area, Main Street, Jack Nicklaus designed Breckenridge Golf Club, and numerous hiking, biking and nordic trails. High-end rustic finishes, functional floor plans and unique landscape design will have you feeling like every time you come home, you have arrived.

Pre-Construction Prices! Floor to Ceiling Windows Flush with Panoramic Ski Area & River Views. Backs to Town Open Space & Blue River w/ Gold Medal Fly-Fishing. Suzanne Allen-Guerra Design. Viking Appliances, Stone-Granite-Travertine Slab Counters, Flagstone Patio with Gas Firepit, Alder Cabinetry, Steam Shower in Main Floor Master and Much More... Enjoy the Blue River as well as all the amenities of Shock Hill Lodge and Spa including as ski lockers, valet service, and access to the Breck Connect Gondola. Prices starting at $1,170,000.

The Cottages at Shock Hill:

The Cottages at Shock Hill in Breckenridge, Colorado. This extremely limited, luxury ski enclave offers craftsman-quality mountain residences, steps to the gondola, in a private, yet "in town" setting of the prestigious Shock Hill neighborhood! New Construction. Four bedrooms, 3428 square feet, two car garage starting at $3,125,000. Please contact The Amon Team for additional information.

View information on the new Fairmont Residences Shock Hill in Breckenridge, Colorado at http://amonteam.com/shock_hill_lodge_and_spa

For more information, please contact Bret or Meredith Amon 970.376.3813, meredith.amon@sothebysrealty.com .

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Shock Hill Lodge and Spa Homes for Sale

Below is an article that was featured in the Summit Daily News regarding the Town Council approval of The Shock Hill Lodge & Spa:

BY LORY POUNDER
summit daily news
Summit County, CO Colorado
January 23, 2008

BRECKENRIDGE - Breckenridge Town Council passed the planning commission decisions at this week's meeting, which included the approval of the Shock Hill luxury condo project at the midway station of the BreckConnect Gondola.

The Shock Hill Lodge and Spa will have about 100 units that are being released in six phases for between $1 to $4 million. The parking will be underground and a hybrid shuttle service for residents is part of the project that will also involve sustainable building.

Now, with the recent approval, the plan is to go to contract at the end of February with a groundbreaking in May or June and expected completion in late spring 2010, officials said in a previous interview.

More than a year ago, Mesa Homes brought the project to the Town Council and councilmembers shared concerns about the impact the project would have at Cucumber Gulch. Since then, the project evolved as the developer gained input from the Town.

At the Tuesday afternoon work session, Council member Eric Mamula said while he would still like to see nothing built on the site, they have a right to build and "this is a right compromise."