Camber Townhomes at Keystone

Camber is new. That is the headline. It is a recently built townhome community at Keystone, which makes it one of the more straightforward ways to get into the resort with a current, low-maintenance home. Keystone tends to attract buyers who want a big mountain without the crowds and the price tags of some of its neighbors, and a brand-new townhome there hits a sweet spot: new construction, resort access, and not much to worry about when you lock the door and head home.

Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton.

The homes

Camber is made up of new townhomes, most two to three bedrooms and roughly 1,000 to 1,400 square feet, with heated two-car garages and electric vehicle charging on some of them. The floor plans are efficient and built for how people actually use a mountain place, and because everything is new, the finishes are current and there is very little to fix. Heated garages are not a small thing at Keystone; they earn their keep every snowy morning.

Quick facts: new townhomes, 2 to 3 bedrooms, roughly 1,000 to 1,400 sq ft, heated 2-car garages with some EV charging, near the mountain, golf, and the Snake River.

Keystone's quieter appeal

Keystone pairs a large ski area with a golf course, the Snake River, and a calmer, more family-oriented feel than you get at some resorts. For a second-home owner that combination is easy to like: plenty of mountain, good summer, and a base that does not feel frantic. Camber sits close to all of it, and the townhome format means you can come up, use it, and leave without a list of chores waiting.

Why buyers pick a new townhome here

It usually comes down to simplicity. New construction means fewer surprises, the heated garage and current systems mean less hassle in winter, and the lock-and-leave format means the home is not a project. If you want a single-family house with a yard, this is not that, and that is fine; Camber is for the buyer who would rather spend their time on the mountain than on the house.

If you plan to rent: Keystone short-term rentals are regulated by zone and the HOA may set its own terms. Look over the Summit County short-term rental rules and the HOA documents for the unit before you count on income.

Questions people ask

What are the homes at Camber?

New townhomes, most two to three bedrooms and roughly 1,000 to 1,400 square feet, with heated two-car garages and some EV charging.

What is there to do at Keystone besides ski?

Golf, the Snake River, trails, and a quieter, family-friendly base area, which makes it a year-round spot rather than only a winter one.

Is Camber good for a lock-and-leave second home?

Yes. New construction, heated garages, and the townhome format make it low-maintenance and easy to leave between visits.

Can I short-term rent at Camber?

Keystone regulates short-term rentals by zone and the HOA may set its own rules, so confirm both for the specific unit before relying on income.

Interested in Camber?

If a new Keystone townhome fits what you are after, I will walk you through the available units and how they compare. Call or text me at (303) 907-9129, email TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com, or use my contact page.

For context, see the broader Keystone real estate picture, the Summit County market, and what it is like living in Summit County.

General information about Camber Townhomes at Keystone, not a substitute for reviewing a specific unit, its HOA documents, and current short-term rental rules. Details vary by home and change over time.