1436 Broken Lance Drive 15, Breckenridge, CO 80424

1436 Broken Lance Drive 15 is a $1,625,000, 1,594 square foot, 4 bedroom, 2.0 bath home on a 1.57 acre lot located in Breckenridge, CO.

Seller’s Description

Location, location, Location . . . Mill Run Above Breckenridge, a small townhouse-style condo complex (just 18 units) is tucked away in a quiet corner of Breckenridge on Broken Lance Drive. Walk to the Quicksilver Lift at Peak 9, stroll downtown to Breckenridge’s vibrant Main St. for all the dining, shopping, nightlife or just hop on the free bus (bus stop by the main entrance). Units in this complex rarely come to market so, don’t let your buyer(s) miss this opportunity to pick up this ‘gem of the complex’, as it is one of the premier "inside" units that’s not on Broken Lance (no road noise). Enjoy the light and airy south facing great room with huge skylights and a wall of ‘nothing but windows’ that looks out onto the spacious patio/deck, owner-maintained flower gardens (drip irrigation installed), trees, and bushes that provides added privacy while enjoying time outdoors. Plus, the carport has a 75-foot-long driveway which allows plenty of parking room for owners and guests. Other desirable features include – kitchen with slab granite counters, stainless appliances and a nice sized skylight, new updated baths with quartz counters and Copper Canyon slate floors. Newer Jeld-Win windows with custom wood trim along with custom Hunter Douglas vertical blinds and shades throughout, large gas fireplace with a leather rubbed granite hearth (fireplace can be converted back to woodburning if desired), great room, dining and kitchen have vaulted ceilings that are wood with 4 x 10 roughhewn timber beams. The ceilings throughout the rest of the unit are also wood with the same timber beams. Beautiful old-growth redwood in the downstairs bath, foyer, 2 of the bedrooms and entertainment room. Views of Peaks 9 and 10 are visible from the deck and top of Peak 8 can be seen from the master BR in the winter! Next to the carport there is a field of wild raspberries, a flower garden (drip irrigation in place) and a forest of young aspen trees along with native Colorado grasses.