At A Glance

A fortress in the pines, with room for two households.

Built in 2007 with heavily insulated 14-inch ICF walls and radiant heat, this is a true four-season residence. The listing describes a magnificent primary home plus a separate, deeded accessory apartment with its own income potential, all on a private 0.64-acre parcel that shares a 277-foot border with open space.

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0.64 ac Acre Lot

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277' Open-Space Border

Property Type Single Family

Parking Heated Garage, RV

HOA None

Enclave Piney Acres

A First Look

Walk it from dusk to deep winter. The glow, the great room, the view.

These are the rooms and grounds as the camera found them: the lodge lit at twilight above its ponds, the stone fireplace at the heart of the great room, and the Tenmile Range filling the windows. Book a private walk-through to stand inside them.

The cedar lodge glowing at twilight with warm-lit windows above a landscaped pond and waterfall, string lights strung along the deck, framed by aspen trees — Twilight, from the garden. Warm-lit windows rise above the pond and waterfall, with the deck strung in light.

A stacked-stone gas fireplace with a wall-mounted TV above the mantel, a brown upholstered chaise in the sitting corner, and hickory floors beside the windows — A stone fireplace and a quiet sitting corner off the great room.

The kitchen. Oak cabinetry, granite, and GE Profile appliances, open to the deck and the view.

The view from the property: snow-capped peaks of the Tenmile Range rising above a forested valley, with golden aspen on the slopes — The reason you climb the hill. Snow-capped peaks over the valley, framed by the home's south-facing windows.

A living area with French doors opening to the wraparound deck, microfiber sofas, hickory floors, and walls of windows on the forest — Living, off the deck. French doors open to the wraparound deck, with windows on three sides.

The spa bathroom with a corner two-person jetted tub, a glass shower with a gold panel, cedar plank walls, and a granite-topped oak vanity — The spa room. A two-person jetted tub and a gold-panel shower set against cedar plank walls.

The view from the wraparound deck looking out over aspen and pine to the mountains, with afternoon sun flaring along the deck rail — From the wraparound deck. Aspen, pine, and afternoon light running down to the valley floor.

A second living area with a leather sofa, neutral carpet, oak doors, and framed art, part of the deeded accessory apartment — The accessory residence. A separate, deeded apartment with its own living space and income potential.

A carpeted guest bedroom with a queen bed, an oak nightstand and dresser, framed art, and a window looking into the aspens — A guest bedroom. One of six, with oak furnishings and a window into the surrounding aspen.

The landscaped grounds: a man-made waterfall and pond set into a stacked-stone retaining wall, with red rock paths cut along the hillside — The grounds. A built waterfall and pond step down a stacked-stone wall, with rock paths along the hill.

Daytime front elevation of the lodge under a blue sky, the broad terracotta driveway and deck rail in the foreground, mountains and evergreens beyond — By day. The terracotta driveway opens to the deck, with the range on the horizon.

“Floor-to-ceiling windows with majestic mountain vistas. Heavily insulated. Soundproofed. A fortress.”

The Lodge

Built to hold the mountain out, and the light in.

Piney Acres is an unusual corner of Summit County. The listing describes it as a rural mountain enclave rather than a resort subdivision: half-acre to acre lots, custom log and timber homes tucked into dense pine forest, and a year-round, local feel that has grown rare as the county filled in. 562 sits on one of those parcels, sharing a 277-foot border with open space.

The house was built as a four-season retreat and it shows in the construction. Per the listing, the walls are heavily insulated 14-inch ICF, the interior is soundproofed, and the home is heated three ways: radiant floors, a furnace, and the great room's stone fireplace. Inside are 16-foot vaulted ceilings, premium solid oak doors and cabinetry, custom Brazilian granite in the kitchen and baths, and floor-to-ceiling windows that pull the Tenmile Range into nearly every room. It is offered fully furnished and turnkey.

Two homes share the address. The magnificent primary residence carries a large studio and game room, while a separate, private, deeded accessory apartment opens real income potential. Outside: ponds and a waterfall, a furnished wraparound deck, a spa room with a two-person jetted tub, oversized heated garages and workshops, and a 3,000-square-foot terracotta driveway with parking for an RV, a boat, and a trailer. A private walk-through is the way to read it all.

The Second Home

A Deeded Apartment

A separate, private, deeded accessory residence with its own entrance and, the listing notes, huge income potential. Rare in this enclave.

The Build

A Fortress, Insulated

14-inch ICF walls, soundproofing, and radiant heat. Built for deep-winter comfort and energy efficiency.

The View

Tenmile Range

Floor-to-ceiling windows and southern exposure frame the snow-capped peaks from the great room and deck.

The Details

What makes it singular.

Deeded Accessory Residence

A separate, private, deeded apartment alongside the primary home. The listing calls out huge income potential for an owner who wants it.

Ponds And A Waterfall

Beautifully landscaped and treed grounds with a built pond and waterfall, stone retaining walls, and rock paths cut along the hillside.

A Fortress Build

Heavily insulated 14-inch ICF walls, soundproofing, and radiant heat plus furnace and fireplace. Described as highly energy-efficient throughout.

Custom Finishes

16-foot vaulted ceilings, premium solid oak doors and cabinetry, custom Brazilian granite counters, and gold shower panels and faucets.

A Spa Room

A dedicated spa-room bath with a two-person jetted tub and a gold-panel shower, finished in warm cedar plank walls.

Garages And RV Parking

Oversized, heated garages and workshops, plus a 3,000-square-foot terracotta driveway with room for a large RV, a boat, and a trailer.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 562 Piney Acres Circle. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$16,182

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. There is no HOA fee. Based on a list price of $3,200,000.

The Enclave

Piney Acres, as it lives.

Piney Acres sits in the 80435 corridor between Dillon and Keystone, in the heart of Summit County. Per the listing, it feels more like a rural mountain neighborhood than a resort subdivision: larger lots, custom homes tucked into the pines, and a mix of year-round residents and second-home owners.

Keystone Resort, Lake Dillon, and the trailheads of the White River National Forest are all within easy reach, with Breckenridge a short drive south. It is a base for the whole of the high country, in a setting that holds its privacy.

Minutes from Keystone Resort and Lake Dillon, in Summit County

A Private Mountain World