A wooded hillside location above Silverthorne gives this ground-floor, split-level condo an easy connection to Summit County living. The south-facing exposure brings natural light and winter warmth into the main living area, while the private deck looks out toward trees and nearby trails. Inside, the one-bedroom layout feels comfortably defined, with room to personalize over time. Buffalo Ridge adds pools, hot tubs, a sauna, tennis courts, and a clubhouse, while hiking, biking, fishing, dining, and several major ski areas remain within easy reach.
Life at Buffalo Ridge begins on the wooded slopes beneath Buffalo Mountain, where the Salt Lick Trail system and routes toward Lily Pad Lake and the Buffalo Mountain Trailhead put hiking close to home. At the bottom of Ryan Gulch Road, the paved recreation path follows the Blue River and connects into the broader Summit County trail network. Downtown Silverthorne adds Bluebird Market, shops and dining along Main Street, performances at Theatre SilCo, community gatherings at the Silverthorne Pavilion, and open space at Rainbow Park. Lake Dillon and the Dillon Amphitheater sit nearby, while Breckenridge, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Copper Mountain, and Loveland make ski days possible in several directions. Vail and Beaver Creek expand the options farther west. It is a central Summit County base with a different way to spend every season, and you can follow local property values at COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
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The association covers common-area maintenance, grounds maintenance, common taxes, master insurance, property management, snow removal, and trash pickup. These services reduce many of the exterior and shared-property responsibilities that come with mountain ownership. Buyers should review the latest budget, declarations, insurance documents, and association disclosures before closing, because coverage and owner obligations can change.
A property rented for fewer than 30 consecutive days within the Town of Silverthorne requires a valid town short-term rental license. Silverthorne regulates licenses by geographic area, and licensing is also subject to the property’s deed restrictions and condominium association rules. A buyer should confirm the unit’s eligibility, applicable licensing zone, current license availability, and Buffalo Ridge regulations directly with the Town and HOA before relying on short-term rental use. Our team is glad to help buyers work through the questions at COMtnRealty.com/contact/.
Current rental projections estimate approximately $26,100 in annual gross revenue, based on an average daily rate of about $149 and projected occupancy of 48%. Actual performance may vary depending on furnishings, property condition, seasonal demand, management strategy, fees, and applicable rental regulations. Buyers should treat these figures as estimates rather than guaranteed income.
The community includes a clubhouse, swimming pools, hot tubs, a sauna, tennis courts, coin-operated laundry, and trails. These shared facilities give owners and guests options for recreation and relaxation without requiring every amenity to be maintained inside the individual unit.
The Ryan Gulch area provides convenient access to the Salt Lick Trail system, Lily Pad Lake Trailhead, and Buffalo Mountain Trailhead. At the bottom of the hill, the paved recreation path connects with the Blue River corridor and routes running throughout Summit County. Lake Dillon, fishing, hiking, cycling, and multiple ski areas add year-round options nearby.
Downtown Silverthorne is reached by descending Ryan Gulch Road. Bluebird Market at Fourth Street Crossing, Main Street shops and restaurants, Theatre SilCo, the Silverthorne Pavilion, and Rainbow Park are all located below the Buffalo Ridge neighborhood. Drive times vary with weather, traffic, and road conditions, especially during winter.
Breckenridge, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Copper Mountain, and Loveland are generally within approximately 30 minutes, depending on weather and traffic. Vail and Beaver Creek are farther west and can often be reached in roughly 45 minutes under favorable conditions. Buyers should treat these times as estimates and verify the route during the season and time of day they expect to travel.
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