With hiking, skiing, golfing and all the attractions of village life just a short stroll away, Stevens Drive is a beautifully located chalet with five bedrooms that welcomes up to ten discerning guests. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood this contemporary chalet with light, turning the ever-changing moods of the surrounding landscape into an organic work of art. Warm, lovingly accented with bespoke features and plenty of space, it’s a family-friendly choice for outdoor lovers at any time of the year.

With roots that run as deep as the silver mines that brought it fame and fortune, Telluride embraces its status as a historic town through the sensitive preservation of its heritage buildings. Today, the miner’s stores have transformed into boutique shops and elegant restaurants. A strong sense of community, extraordinary natural resources and some of the best skiing in the USA make Telluride a popular year-round destination.

Stevens Drive may be modern in design, but it sits easily within the confines of Telluride’s vintage landscape. A nod to the past is evident in little touches, such as the gorgeous reclaimed door made from mature oak leading into the sleek living space. Here, glass, steel and wood merge to create a dynamic yet cosy space. Multiple layers within this space take you to the dining area and the expansive kitchen packed with top-quality appliances. A neutral palette in the bedrooms is offset by custom artwork and timber touches to soften the atmosphere, creating soothing, tranquil spaces. The bedrooms include three king-size rooms, one of which can be reconfigured to a twin room, a twin with trundle, and a bunk room with two captain’s bunks for the younger guests.

Additional features include a media room ideal for a family movie evening, a games room and an outside patio with a lounge area for evening drinks under the stars. If you’ve overdone it on the ski slopes, the hot tub will soothe tired muscles as you sink beneath the bubbles with a glass of wine. Watch the sky turn to gold as the sun sets behind the mountains, and prepare for another day’s adventures.