Spruce Lodge #191 Sold for $831,600

Matterport 3D tour of Spruce Lodge #191

Explore Spruce Lodge #191 with a full Matterport 3D tour. It’s the best way to understand the layout, the flow from kitchen to living area, and how the bunk room functions in real use. This tour is published here for buyers who want more than still photos.

After you tour, scroll down for the full photo gallery and the floor plan.

About this property

Sale result: Spruce Lodge #191 closed for $831,600 on June 18, 2026. As of that date, the transaction set both the Spruce Lodge price-per-square-foot record and the record high sale price for this floor plan.

Spruce Lodge #191 delivers what buyers mean when they say “ski-in/ski-out.” Slope access is right outside the building, and the ski locker room opens directly to the snow. It’s the kind of convenience you notice on storm mornings, quick afternoon sessions, and days when you want a simple in-and-out.

The condo has been completely remodeled and carries a 5 Peak designation in Copper Mountain’s rental program. The finish is modern, polished, and turnkey, with thoughtful updates throughout the kitchen, bath, and living areas.

The layout includes a private primary bedroom and a separate bunk room, offering flexible sleeping space within an efficient floor plan that makes smart use of every inch.

About Spruce Lodge

Spruce Lodge is one of the most convenient slope-side buildings in Copper Mountain’s Center Village. If you value being able to arrive, park once, and walk to everything, this building checks the boxes.

Full building details here: Spruce Lodge condos overview.

Owners also appreciate the building setup that supports ski days without the usual logistics. Underground parking keeps winter arrivals simple, and the slope-side orientation remains the headline feature.

Floor plan

Use the floor plan to understand how the separate bunk room and primary bedroom sit relative to the living area, kitchen, and bath. It also helps clarify the entry storage and how the layout lives for short-term rentals and family use.

Short Term Rentals

Short-term rentals are allowed with no cap on licenses or days. If rental income is part of your plan, I’ll provide a realistic revenue estimate and walk you through what typically drives performance in Center Village.

The 5 Peak designation matters here. It signals a higher interior quality standard, which can support guest satisfaction and repeat bookings.

Ski Access

This is ski access in the literal sense. The ski locker room opens directly to the slope. You can step out in ski gear, take a few laps, and come back without the usual walk across plazas or roads.

It’s a real advantage for families, guests, and anyone who wants to maximize time on snow without building the day around logistics.

Living Here

Center Village keeps everything close. Lifts, dining, après, and year-round events are steps away, so days stay simple and walkable. It’s the kind of setup where you can ski, come back for lunch, then head out again without thinking about transportation.

When you want to get off-mountain, Frisco is a quick drive for groceries, restaurants, and everyday convenience. Breckenridge is also close for a different ski day and a larger historic downtown scene.

In warmer months, the slope-side setting still holds its appeal. Grilling is via the community grill area on the slope-side common space, and Center Village events keep the village active beyond ski season.

Market context: Copper Mountain & Summit County