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Custom homes at Three Peaks
Eagles Nest Golf Course Homes in Silverthorne
The golf-course homes at Eagles Nest are large custom single-family homes set on and around the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks, most of them built in the mid-2000s, with big windows, wooded lots, and views that carry across the fairways to the Gore Range and Williams Fork. If you are looking at custom homes in this part of Silverthorne, this is one of the addresses worth understanding before you compare it to anything else in the county.
Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker with Slifer Smith & Frampton, who works the full Silverthorne market from in-town condos to the custom homes at Three Peaks.
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Home type Large custom single-family, mostly mid-2000s |
Setting On and around the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks |
Size range Four to six bedrooms, comfortably to very large |
Best for A buyer who wants space, privacy, and a golf-course setting |
The quick take: these are large custom homes at Three Peaks, with a golf-course setting, real privacy, and long views. The tradeoff is simple and worth saying up front: inventory is limited and these homes trade infrequently. If one comes up that fits, you generally do not have the luxury of waiting to see what else shows up.
What the golf-course homes at Eagles Nest are
Eagles Nest itself is a large community above Silverthorne with a range of home types. This page is about a specific part of it: the custom homes on and around the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks. Most were built in the mid-2000s, during the run of custom home building at Three Peaks, and they show it, with timber and stone detailing, great rooms built around big windows, and floor plans meant for gathering. You will find them on streets like Golden Eagle Road, Game Trail Road, Two Cabins Drive, Hunters Knob Road, and Easy Bend Trail.
These are genuinely large homes, four to six bedrooms in most cases, with two and three car garages and lots that give you room and separation from your neighbors. Several sit directly on the golf course, others back to trees or open space, and a number carry private fishing rights along the water that runs through the community. The common thread is space, quality of construction, and a setting that feels removed without being far from town.
Who it fits
This is the right neighborhood for a buyer who wants a large, well-built home in a quiet golf-course setting. The homes deliver on space, privacy, and views, and the Three Peaks setting is one of the nicer ones in the county for that kind of home.
This is not a market where you can shop a big selection and take your time. The number of these custom golf-course homes is limited, and good ones do not sit long. What that means in practice: get clear on what you want, get your financing or proof of funds ready, and be in a position to move when the right home comes up. It is a different posture than shopping the condo market in town, and the timing matters if you have a specific kind of home in mind.
Want to know the moment a golf-course home at Three Peaks comes up? 303-907-9129 or TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
The setting: Three Peaks and the Raven
The homes sit around the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks, a course that plays through the valley below Buffalo Mountain and the Gore Range. It is a public course, which is worth knowing, because you do not have to own here to play it, and buying here does not automatically hand you a private club membership. What owning here does give you is the setting: fairways, aspen and pine, water running through the community, and a location that is a few minutes from downtown Silverthorne, the outlet shops, and the on-ramp to the rest of Summit County. For a buyer who wants a large home that feels private but is not remote, that balance is the appeal.
Market note
Because this is a small, high-end pocket with limited turnover, pricing and days on market can swing a lot from one sale to the next depending on the specific home, lot, and finish level. Rather than quote numbers that go stale, I keep the current picture in the live Silverthorne market reports and can pull recent comparable sales for you directly. If you want to understand where values sit today, that is the honest place to look.
Short-term rentals: check the parcel, not the mailing address
Short-term rental rules around Silverthorne are one of the places where the mailing address is the worst possible guide. Silverthorne is an incorporated town with its own zoned short-term rental program, but some parcels with a Silverthorne address actually sit in unincorporated Summit County, which runs a separate county program. The two do not follow the same rules, and which one applies depends on the exact parcel, not the fact that the mail says Silverthorne.
On top of that, the Eagles Nest community carries HOA governance that can speak to rentals independently of the town or county. So before you rely on any rental income from a specific home, confirm the jurisdiction with the Town of Silverthorne, read that home's HOA documents, and check the parcel on the Summit County GIS tool.
Start with the Silverthorne short-term rental rules page, then verify the specifics for the home you are considering. For a lot of buyers here the home is a primary or second residence rather than a rental, but if rental matters to you, get the answer in writing before you go under contract.
Golf-course homes at Eagles Nest: pros and things to consider
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Pros Large custom homes with quality construction. Golf-course setting at Three Peaks with mountain and fairway views. Real privacy and space on wooded lots. Minutes from downtown Silverthorne and county-wide access. Some homes carry private fishing rights. |
Things to consider Limited inventory, so homes trade infrequently and you may need to move quickly. Carrying costs on a large custom home are higher. Short-term rental eligibility varies by parcel and HOA, so verify before assuming income. |
Eagles Nest golf course homes: common questions
Where are the Eagles Nest golf course homes?
They sit on and around the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks, inside the larger Eagles Nest community above Silverthorne. Golden Eagle Road, Game Trail Road, Two Cabins Drive, and Hunters Knob Road run through the golf-course side.
What kind of homes are these?
Large custom single-family homes, most built in the mid-2000s, generally four to six bedrooms with two and three car garages. They range from comfortably large to very large, many on wooded lots with mountain or fairway views.
Is this the same as the broader Eagles Nest neighborhood?
No. Eagles Nest is a large community with a mix of home types. This page is about the golf-course custom homes specifically, the large custom homes at Three Peaks. For the wider community, see the main Eagles Nest subdivision page linked below.
Can I short-term rent a home here?
It depends on the exact parcel, not the Silverthorne mailing address. Some parcels fall under the Town of Silverthorne program and others under unincorporated Summit County, and the rules differ. Confirm the jurisdiction and the HOA position before you count on rental income.
Do I need to own here to play the golf course?
No. The Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is a public course, so playing it does not require owning here, and buying here does not automatically include a private membership. Confirm any club or amenity rights in a specific home's documents.
How often do these homes come up for sale?
Not often. It is a limited pocket of custom homes, so inventory is thin and well-located homes tend to move when priced right. If you want one, be ready to act rather than wait for a big selection.
Thinking about a golf-course home at Three Peaks?
I work the full Silverthorne market and know this tier well. I can tell you honestly how a specific home compares on size, lot, finish level, and carrying costs, and I can set you up to hear about golf-course homes at Eagles Nest as soon as they come up rather than after they are gone. If you already own here and are weighing a sale, I can give you a straight read on where your home stands.
A quick note: this page is written from real, on-the-ground knowledge of Silverthorne and Three Peaks, not generated from a template. If something here does not match what you are seeing on a specific home, call me and I will give you the straight answer.
Tucker Zimmerman
Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129 (call or text)
TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
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Related Silverthorne pages
- Eagles Nest community (the wider neighborhood)
- Angler Mountain Ranch
- Summit Sky Ranch
- Willow Creek Highlands
- Silverthorne single-family homes
- Silverthorne real estate overview
- Silverthorne short-term rental rules
- Living in Summit County
Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and is subject to change. Home details, lot sizes, amenities, HOA governance, fees, golf and fishing rights, and short-term rental eligibility should be verified for any specific home before you rely on them. Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton.