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Passage Point Condos at Copper Mountain
Passage Point sits in the heart of Center Village, built around 2000 to 2001. On floor plan it is a familiar ski condo, the most popular and most in-demand style at any resort, but it stands out from the pack on two things: a genuine Center Village walk-to-lift location, and a fuller amenity set than most Copper buildings, including a pool. For a buyer who wants a turnkey unit that stays booked and comes with real resort amenities, it is an easy building to like.
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Building type Early-2000s ski condo |
Location Center Village |
Ski access Steps to American Eagle |
Best for Turnkey buyers who want amenities |
Quick take
A well-located, well-amenitized Center Village condo that rents easily. The layout is familiar, but the location and the pool-and-sauna package give it more to work with than most buildings in its class.
What kind of building is Passage Point?
Built around 2000 to 2001, Passage Point is a generic ski condo, and that is the most popular style of ski condo for a reason. The layouts are the familiar, efficient kind you have probably rented before, from studios to two and three-bedrooms. What separates Passage Point from the rest of the class is not the floor plan, it is the Center Village address and the amenity package. If you want a predictable, turnkey unit in a top location with real amenities, this is a strong pick.
The honest read: as a familiar layout you compete as a rental on price, presentation, and amenities rather than on a one-of-a-kind floor plan. Passage Point competes well because it has the location and the pool. It is built for steady occupancy, and it does that job better than most.
Location and ski access
Passage Point is in the heart of Center Village, steps from the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts, and a short walk to Copper's dining, shopping, and ski school. This is the most convenient part of the resort, and it is the main reason these units stay booked and hold value.
The units
Passage Point runs the full range, from studios up to three-bedrooms, with square footage to match. Many have been updated over the years, and most sell furnished and turnkey. It is a practical building, easy to own and easy to rent.
Building and amenities
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The standouts A common pool, which most Copper condos do not have, plus a hot tub and a sauna. That fuller amenity set is a real draw for guests and a point of difference when you rent. |
The essentials Fitness room, ski storage, elevator, on-site management, and covered parking, and the building sits on the free Summit Stage bus line. |
Short-term rentals
Passage Point is a strong rental. The Center Village location and the pool-and-amenity package keep it in steady demand, and the fuller amenity set gives you something to lead with that many Copper condos cannot. Copper is unincorporated Summit County, so licensing runs through the county rather than a town program, and a license does not transfer to you on sale. Confirm the current requirements on the Copper Mountain short-term rental rules page and check the HOA rental policy for the specific unit before you count on the numbers.
Who Passage Point is best for
Passage Point fits a buyer who wants a turnkey, walk-to-lift Center Village condo with real amenities and steady rental demand, and who is happy with a familiar, efficient layout. It is less of a fit if you are after a large, distinctive floor plan or the character of one of Copper's older slope-side buildings.
Compare nearby Copper condos
- Tucker Mountain Lodge – another Center Village walk-to-lift building in the same turnkey mold.
- Copper One Lodge – slopeside Center Village condos with a similar amenity focus.
- Mountain Plaza – right at the base of American Eagle, in the middle of everything.
Pros and cons of Passage Point
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Things to consider
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Passage Point FAQs
What kind of condo is Passage Point?
A Center Village ski condo built around 2000 to 2001. It is a generic, familiar layout, the most popular style of ski condo, but it carries a fuller amenity set than most Copper buildings, including a pool. Units run from studios to three-bedrooms.
Where is Passage Point and how is the ski access?
In the heart of Center Village, steps from the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts, and a short walk to dining, shopping, and ski school. This is one of the strongest walk-to-lift locations at Copper.
Does Passage Point have a pool?
Yes. Passage Point has a common pool along with a hot tub, sauna, and fitness room, a fuller amenity package than most Copper condos, which usually offer a hot tub but no pool.
Is Passage Point a good rental?
Yes. The Center Village location and the pool-and-amenity package keep it in steady demand. As a generic building you compete on price and presentation rather than uniqueness. Licensing runs through unincorporated Summit County and does not transfer on sale, so confirm the rules and the HOA policy for the specific unit.
What size are the units at Passage Point?
From studios up to three-bedrooms, many updated and offered furnished and turnkey, so a new owner can use or rent right away.
Considering buying or selling at Passage Point?
Passage Point is not a building where a generic online estimate, or a quick AI summary pulled from scattered listing sites, tells the whole story. Which units are updated, how each floor and view rents, and how the fees are structured all matter, and getting them right is the difference between a smooth purchase and an expensive surprise.
If you are weighing a unit here, I can show you how it rents, what the real carrying costs are, and how it compares to the other Center Village buildings.
Tucker Zimmerman
Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
Phone: 303-907-9129
Email: TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
Website: SoldInSummit.com
Related Copper Mountain resources
- Copper Mountain real estate and homes for sale
- All Copper Mountain condos for sale
- Copper Mountain short-term rental rules
- Summit County short-term rental regulations
- Living in Summit County, Colorado
This page is intended as a local real estate reference. HOA structure, fees, short-term rental eligibility, and building details can change. Confirm current details for a specific unit directly with the HOA and Summit County before making a purchase decision.