Silverthorne • Summit County

Sold for $3,045,000, under contract in 8 days

1192 Bald Eagle Road · Angler Mountain Ranch, Silverthorne

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The story behind this sale

Every sale has a story. Here is the story behind this sale.

This was the fourth time these owners have hired me, which only happens when the last sale went well. They wanted both a strong price and a clean, quick move. When an all-cash offer came in at $3,045,000 with a fast, reliable close, it met both goals. Could we have held out longer and gotten more? Maybe. Maybe not. What I tell every seller is that the highest possible price and the smoothest possible sale are not always the same goal, and the right call depends on what you actually need.

The home was staged and showing-ready every single time. Lights on and blinds open for every appointment, then shut down and secured after each one. That let the buyers agents actually showcase the home instead of hunting for light switches, and it gave the sellers peace of mind that their property looked its best and was locked up properly after every showing.

None of that is exotic. It is the standard of care every seller should be able to expect, and too often does not get. A beautiful home that shows poorly is almost never the home. It is that nobody sweated the details, the lights, the cleaning, an honest answer on condition. On this sale, those were the baseline, not the extra.

Professionally cleaned, then photographed and filmed while still furnished. Staged, lived-in rooms photograph warmer and sell better than empty ones, so we captured the professional photos, the video, and the 3D tour before the furniture ever came out.

A pre-listing inspection, with the binder front and center. The systems were updated and the repairs were done, so we inspected the home before listing and left the inspection, upgrades, and maintenance binder open on the kitchen counter for every showing. For buyers who had walked through a string of tired houses, that binder was one of the biggest differentiators. It answered their questions before they asked and made the home feel genuinely handled.

An 8-page printed takeaway booklet. Every buyer could leave with a professionally printed piece on the home, so it stayed in front of them long after the showing instead of getting lost in a camera roll.

Then marketing built to actually be seen. We put the home on the cover of the Slifer Portfolio magazine, syndicated it through Forbes Global Properties, and gave it exposure in the Summit Daily. We built it its own property website and ran a targeted digital ad campaign across Google, Facebook, and Instagram, on top of a planned open house schedule and full MLS syndication. The goal is to get the home in front of the right buyers early, while it is new and drawing the most attention.

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For your sale

How I will get your home sold

None of what you just read is a template. Every listing gets its own strategy. Here is how I build it.

Thinking about your own sale? Start here.

See How I'll Sell Your Home

Want to go deeper first? These free guides break down the process behind a sale like this one:

• The Summit County Seller Playbook: when to sell, how to price, what to fix, and why about a third of listings never sell.
• Preparing your home to sell: what to fix, and what to skip.
• Mountain home pricing guide: what the pricing data actually shows.
• Best time to sell in Summit County: the month by month numbers.
• Why listings do not sell: and how to avoid the traps.

Whether you are in Frisco, Silverthorne, Breckenridge, Dillon, Keystone, Copper, or anywhere in the county, I am glad to walk your home and lay out a plan built around your goals. No pressure, and no obligation. Reach me anytime at 303-907-9129 or TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com.

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The home I just sold

Want to see the house? Here it is.

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The main level, built around the view

The main level is where this home makes its case. A vaulted great room opens to a wall of windows aimed at the Gore Range, with a stone fireplace anchoring the living space. Great room, luxury kitchen, and primary suite are all on the entry level, so you can live here without touching a staircase.

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A kitchen built for the group

A large island, stone counters, a gas range and wall oven, and a reclaimed wood ceiling that warms the space. A breakfast nook off the kitchen for quick mornings, and a dining area that holds a crowd beside the windows.

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A main level primary suite

The primary suite is on the main level with a mini-split AC added for summer comfort, a spa style bath with a soaking tub and glass shower, and en suite laundry so the day to day stays on one floor.

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Decks and outdoor living

Covered decks run along the view side for dining, lounging, and watching the light change on the Gore Range, plus a paver patio and a fenced level lawn below.

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A lower level with room to spread out

Downstairs adds a second living area, a home theater, a billiards and game room, an exercise room, and a bonus office with its own view deck, plus three guest bedrooms and full baths.

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The setting

Angler Mountain Ranch wraps the home in a private community lake with fishing, a boathouse, trails, and Gore Range views.

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Beyond the photos

Systems and condition, documented

Most of what a serious buyer wants to know does not show up in listing photos. Here is what has actually been done to this home, with dates. Invoices and a pre-listing inspection report are available on request.

Dates are approximate and drawn from seller invoices and records; buyer to verify. 

Want the full invoices and the pre-listing inspection report? Happy to send them over. Call or text 303-907-9129.

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The setting

Angler Mountain Ranch and Silverthorne

Angler Mountain Ranch is a residential neighborhood in Silverthorne with its own private community lake, fishing, walking trails, and a community center.

The setting is one of the more polished in Summit County, and the HOA is a recognized Firewise USA site, in good standing through the 2027 calendar year (National Fire Protection Association).

Silverthorne sits right off I-70 at Exit 205 and is central to Summit County's four ski areas. Approximate drive times: Keystone about 15 minutes, Copper Mountain about 20 minutes, Arapahoe Basin about 25 minutes, Breckenridge about 30 minutes, and Vail about 40 minutes over Vail Pass. Denver is roughly 75 miles east.

Downtown Silverthorne's shops, dining, and outlet stores, plus Dillon Reservoir, are all within a few minutes. Drive times are approximate and vary with weather and traffic. For a broader feel for the area, here is our guide to living in Summit County.

Own in Angler Mountain Ranch and wondering what your home would bring in this market? I live and work this market. Reach me at 303-907-9129.

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Floor plans

Floor plans are approximate and for marketing; buyer to verify all dimensions.

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Property video

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Short term rentals

Angler Mountain Ranch allows short term rentals, which gives an owner flexibility whether the plan is full time living, a lock and leave second home, or some rental income in between. Two sets of rules apply.

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More questions, answered

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Full photo gallery

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Ready when you are

If you are thinking about selling anywhere in Summit County, start with the free Summit County Seller Playbook, see how I take a home to market, then reach out and we will build the plan for your home.

Tucker Zimmerman

Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton

303-907-9129 (call or text)

TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com

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