Silverthorne · Three Peaks · On The Raven Golf Course
Hideaway Townhouses
Hideaway is a small pocket of golf-course townhomes on Kestrel Lane, inside the Three Peaks community at the Raven Golf Club in Silverthorne. These are low-maintenance, two and three bedroom townhomes with attached garages, backing to the course and the Eagles Nest trail system. If you want a lock-and-leave that lives like a home rather than a condo, on one of the prettier settings in Silverthorne, Hideaway is a quiet option that does not come up often.
Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton. (303) 907-9129 · TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
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Where
Kestrel Lane, in the Three Peaks / Eagles Nest community off Highway 9, on the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks. A community park is across the street.
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Built
Late 1990s. A small, free-market townhome community platted in two filings. No income qualification or deed restriction.
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The setting
On the Raven Golf Club, with the Eagles Nest trail system and White River National Forest out the back and a park across the street.
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The units
Two and three bedroom townhomes, roughly 1,280 to 1,440 square feet, with attached one and two car garages, wood-burning fireplaces, and large decks.
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Townhome living on a golf course
The appeal of Hideaway is the format and the setting together. These are real townhomes with attached garages and their own entrances, so you get the feel of a home without the exterior upkeep, and the HOA handles the maintenance that eats weekends. The location is the other half. You are on the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks, with the course, a park, and the Eagles Nest trail system right there, which means golf in summer, Nordic skiing on the course in winter, and trail access year-round.
Because it is a small community, it does not trade often, and when a unit comes up it tends to move. What I tell buyers is that this is a patience-and-readiness play. You keep an eye on it, you know what the floor plans and the dues look like ahead of time, and you are ready to act when the right one lists rather than scrambling to learn the community after it hits the market.
Dues, maintenance, and rentals
The HOA covers the exterior and the things you do not want to think about, with documented inclusions running to trash, water, sewer, cable, insurance, and snow removal, managed by a local company. For a townhome you plan to leave for stretches, that coverage is the point. Confirm the current dues and inclusions for the specific unit, since figures vary by floor plan and year.
On rentals, go in with your eyes open. In a golf-community townhome like this, the HOA's own rules can be the binding constraint on short-term rentals, sometimes more than the town or county rules. Read the HOA documents carefully, confirm the parcel's jurisdiction on the Summit County GIS tool, and check the Silverthorne short-term rental rules before you count on any rental income. A short-term rental license does not transfer on sale. If nightly rental is central to your plan, this is a question to answer before you go under contract, not after.
Hideaway Townhouses FAQ
Where is Hideaway?
On Kestrel Lane, inside the Three Peaks / Eagles Nest community off Highway 9 in Silverthorne, on the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks, with a community park across the street.
Is it the same as Hideaway Station in Winter Park?
No. Hideaway Station is a separate condo complex in downtown Winter Park. The Silverthorne community is Hideaway Townhouses, on the Three Peaks golf course.
Are these condos or townhomes?
Townhomes. They are multi-level, two and three bedroom units with attached garages and private entrances, so they live more like a home than a stacked condo.
When were they built?
In the late 1990s, platted in two filings. They are free-market, with no income qualification or deed restriction.
What do the units look like?
Roughly 1,280 to 1,440 square feet, two and three bedrooms, with attached one and two car garages, wood-burning fireplaces, and large decks. Many back to the golf course or open space.
What does the HOA cover?
Documented inclusions run to trash, water, sewer, cable, insurance, and snow removal, with exterior maintenance handled by the association. Confirm the current dues and inclusions for the specific unit.
Can I short-term rent a Hideaway townhome?
Treat it as an open question until you confirm it. The HOA policy may limit rentals, so read the HOA documents, verify the parcel on the county GIS, and check the Silverthorne rules before relying on rental income. Licenses do not transfer on sale.
Related Silverthorne and Summit County pages
Interested in a Hideaway townhome?
I will set up an alert for the next one, brief you on the floor plans and dues, and confirm the HOA's rental policy before you ever go under contract.
Tucker Zimmerman
Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129 (call or text)
TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
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