37 Tally Ho Court, Unit 114, Dillon
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Summit Cove · Dillon mailing address · Near Keystone
Chateau Acadian has a Dillon address, but it is not in downtown Dillon and it is not on the lake. It sits on Tally Ho Court in Summit Cove, on the Keystone side of the reservoir, which is one of the reasons it gives you more interior space for the money than an in-town condo. It is a small building, it lives like a townhome, and it is close to the golf course and the water. If you want room to spread out near Keystone, it belongs on your list.
Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton. (303) 907-9129 · TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
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Where Tally Ho Court, off Soda Ridge Road in Summit Cove. About two miles from Keystone, near the golf course, the rec path, and the Snake River arm of the lake. |
Built 1983, concrete and wood frame. A small complex of roughly sixteen units across two buildings, with a newer roof. |
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The building An indoor hot tub, a sauna, a fitness room, and an owner's lounge with a game room. Assigned surface parking and private storage. No pool and no elevator. |
The units Multi-level, townhome-style floor plans with vaulted ceilings, private decks, a fireplace, and in-unit laundry. Three and four bedroom layouts. |
This is the part I slow down for. Chateau Acadian carries a Dillon 80435 mailing address, so it shows up when buyers search Dillon. The building itself sits in Summit Cove, in unincorporated Summit County, on the Keystone side of the reservoir. You reach it from Highway 6 by way of Swan Mountain Road and Soda Ridge Road, not from the town core. That matters because the mailing address tells you where the mail goes, not which government writes the rules you will actually live under.
The practical takeaway is that the jurisdiction here is the county, not the Town of Dillon, and that changes how you confirm short-term rental rules, taxes, and other local ordinances. Before you make assumptions off the address, drop the parcel into the Summit County GIS tool and confirm it for yourself. I do this for clients on every property where the address and the location do not line up, and in Summit Cove they rarely do.
Want me to confirm the jurisdiction and HOA picture before you tour? I will pull the parcel and the documents so you are not guessing. 303-907-9129 or TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com.
For a small building, the amenity base is better than you would expect. There is an indoor hot tub, a sauna, a fitness room, and an owner's lounge with a game room, all reachable from inside. The units themselves are the real draw. These are multi-level, townhome-style condos with vaulted ceilings, private decks, and real square footage, the kind of layout that is hard to find in a condo closer to town. The HOA replaced the roof in recent years, which is the sort of big-ticket item you want already handled rather than looming.
The honest caveats are age and parking. This is an early-1980s building, so condition varies unit to unit. Some have been fully renovated and some are closer to original, and the gap shows up in the price and in what you will want to budget after closing. Parking is assigned surface parking, not a garage, which is normal for the era and the price point but worth knowing if covered parking is a must-have. Neither is a dealbreaker. It just means you buy the right unit and you read the HOA documents and reserve study carefully. That is where the work is.
Because Chateau Acadian is in unincorporated Summit County rather than the Town of Dillon, the county's short-term rental program is what applies here, not the town's. That is a common point of confusion for anyone going off the Dillon address. Read the unincorporated Summit County short-term rental rules, confirm the HOA's own policy in writing, and verify the parcel's jurisdiction on the GIS map before you count on any rental income. A Summit County short-term rental license does not transfer when a property sells, so a current owner renting legally is a starting point to confirm, not a guarantee you inherit it.
Pricing and inventory move through the year, so I keep live numbers on the Dillon condominiums page and the market reports instead of quoting a figure that goes stale here. In context, Chateau Acadian is a space-forward option. You trade an in-town, walk-to-the-lake location for more interior room, a quieter Summit Cove setting, and proximity to Keystone and its golf. If you would rather be in the town core and on the water, the downtown Dillon condos are the other direction to look. The Summit Cove overview puts the surrounding area in context.
No. It has a Dillon 80435 mailing address, but it sits in Summit Cove, in unincorporated Summit County, on the Keystone side of the reservoir. Confirm any parcel on the Summit County GIS map before assuming town rules apply.
On Tally Ho Court, reached from Highway 6 by Swan Mountain Road and Soda Ridge Road. It is about two miles from Keystone, near the golf course, a paved rec path, and the Snake River arm of Lake Dillon.
It was built in 1983 of concrete and wood frame, with roughly sixteen units across two buildings. The HOA has replaced the roof in recent years.
An indoor hot tub, a sauna, a fitness room, an owner's lounge with a game room, private storage, and in-unit laundry. There is no pool and no elevator, and parking is assigned surface parking rather than a garage.
Multi-level, townhome-style floor plans with vaulted ceilings, private decks, and a fireplace. Three and four bedroom layouts are common, so you get more interior space than a typical in-town condo.
That is governed by unincorporated Summit County's short-term rental program, not the Town of Dillon's, plus the HOA policy. Read the county rules, confirm the HOA policy in writing, and verify the parcel first. Licenses do not transfer on sale.
About two miles, with a short drive to the base areas and the Summit Stage bus serving the corridor. Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and Loveland are all reachable day trips.
Looking at a unit in Chateau Acadian?
I will confirm the jurisdiction, walk the HOA documents and reserves with you, and tell you which units have been updated, before you ever sign anything.
Tucker Zimmerman
Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129 (call or text)
TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
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