168 Ten Mile Cir Unit 194, Copper Mountain
Copper Mountain Condos for Sale
Tucker Zimmerman is a Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton. I help buyers compare Copper Mountain condo buildings on ski access, HOA health, rental performance, and long-term resale. If you want a straight answer on which buildings make sense for your goals, I am happy to help.
Copper Mountain Condos for Sale
Copper Mountain condominiums are built around convenience. Most offer walk-to-lift or ski-in ski-out access, on-site amenities, and a true lock-and-leave lifestyle. Located just west of Frisco, Copper spans more than 2,500 skiable acres and is one of Summit County's most practical resort choices for second-home owners and investors.
The right building depends on how you plan to use the place. Ski access, HOA health, rental rules, and layout vary a lot from one building to the next, and those details usually matter more than list price alone. Use the directory below to jump to any building, and view the latest Copper Mountain condo listings below to see what is currently available.
Copper Mountain Condos by Village
Copper's condos sit in three areas, each with a different feel. Here is the full building directory, grouped by village.
Center VillageThe busiest base area and the most popular spot for condo buyers. Walk to the lifts, dining, and the pool deck. Proximity to the lifts is the main driver of value here. |
East VillageServed by the Super Bee lift, with fast access to intermediate and advanced terrain. Quieter in the evenings, with roomier floor plans in several buildings and summer access to Copper Creek Golf Course.
Union Creek & West VillageA more residential atmosphere with a mix of condos and townhomes. Beginner-friendly terrain and ski-to-door access, with some larger layouts and private garages that are harder to find elsewhere at Copper. |
Prefer a home or a townhome instead? See Copper Mountain single-family homes and Copper Mountain townhomes and duplexes.
Not sure which building fits? I can compare any of these on ski access, HOA health, and rental rules before you tour. 303-907-9129 or TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com.
Why Buy a Condo at Copper Mountain
Copper condos appeal to buyers who want to spend more time on the mountain and less time on maintenance. Most buildings are professionally managed, offer shared amenities, and are designed around ski-season use while still working well for summer and shoulder seasons. Depending on the building, condos range from efficient ski-base layouts to larger residences better suited for extended stays. That variety lets you prioritize what matters most, whether that is proximity to lifts, sleeping capacity, storage, or rental flexibility.
Amenities and HOA Details Matter
Amenities vary significantly by building, which is why it is worth comparing more than just list price. Common features include:
- Hot tubs and pools for post-ski recovery
- Ski lockers and owner storage, which matter more than most buyers expect
- Fitness rooms in select buildings
- Heated or underground parking, a real advantage during winter months
HOA dues, reserve funding, and upcoming capital projects vary widely between buildings, and these details often have a bigger impact on long-term ownership cost than the unit itself. Ask for the reserve study and recent meeting minutes before you close.
Short-Term Rentals and Investment
Copper condos remain popular with investors thanks to strong winter demand and steady summer traffic. Ski-in ski-out units in Center Village typically see the highest short-term rental activity, while East Village and Union Creek appeal to longer stays and repeat guests. When you evaluate a condo as an investment, it pays to look past gross rental projections and focus on HOA rental rules, management flexibility, and the specific building's track record.
On the regulatory side, Copper Mountain is unincorporated Summit County, so short-term rentals run through the county's STR program rather than a town program. Rules, caps, and overlays depend on location, and STR licenses do not transfer on sale, so a buyer applies fresh after closing. The lodging tax is collected from guests at checkout, like a hotel tax, not deducted from what you earn. Confirm the specific building's HOA rental rules and the current county program before you go under contract. Full detail is in the Copper Mountain STR rules guide and the countywide Summit County STR hub.
Location and Access
Copper Mountain sits directly off I-70, making it one of the easiest Summit County resorts to reach in winter. Frisco's Historic Main Street is about ten minutes away for dining, shopping, and services. Breckenridge is roughly 25 minutes, and Leadville is about 30, adding recreation and dining without committing to a longer drive. For current pricing trends, inventory, and recent sales, see the Copper Mountain Condominium Market Report, and for the full area overview see the Copper Mountain real estate hub.
Copper Mountain Condo FAQs
Where are condos located at Copper Mountain?
Copper's condos are grouped in three areas. Center Village is the busiest base area and holds the most condo buildings. East Village, served by the Super Bee lift, is quieter and popular with skiers. Union Creek and West Village are more residential, with a mix of condos and townhomes and easier beginner terrain.
Can you short-term rent a condo at Copper Mountain?
In many buildings, yes. Copper Mountain is unincorporated Summit County, so short-term rentals run through the county's STR program rather than a town program. Rules, caps, and overlays vary by location, and STR licenses do not transfer on sale, so the buyer applies fresh. Some buildings also have their own HOA rental rules. Verify the specific building and unit before you go under contract.
Which Copper Mountain village is best for a condo?
It depends on how you plan to use it. Center Village is best for walk-to-everything convenience and rental exposure. East Village suits owners who want efficient ski days and a quieter evening feel. Union Creek and West Village fit buyers who want a more residential setting and easier ski-to-door access.
Are Copper Mountain condos ski-in ski-out?
Many are, but it varies building to building. Some are true ski-in ski-out, some are a short walk to a lift, and some are a bus ride away. The exact ski access is one of the biggest drivers of value, so confirm it for the specific building.
What should I check on the HOA before buying a Copper condo?
Look at HOA dues, reserve-fund health, and any upcoming capital projects or special assessments. These often affect long-term ownership cost more than the unit itself, and they vary widely between buildings. Ask for the reserve study and recent meeting minutes.
How is short-term rental tax handled at Copper Mountain?
The lodging tax is collected from guests at checkout, like a hotel tax, not deducted from what you earn as the owner. It is added on top of the nightly rate.
Who should I contact about buying a Copper Mountain condo?
Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton. I help buyers compare Copper condo buildings on ski access, HOA health, rental rules, and resale. 303-907-9129 or TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com.
Thinking About Buying a Copper Mountain Condo?
If you want help comparing buildings, understanding HOA costs, or narrowing the search to condos that actually fit your goals, I am happy to walk through the options with you.
Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129 • TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com • SoldInSummit.com