Breathtaking views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide and the iconic summits of Grays and Torreys define this 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 1256 square foot Frisco condo. This light-filled end unit has windows on three sides and two porches, providing mountain views from every area. Protected open space means the views are there in perpetuity and the Summit County Recreation path is just steps away. A private garage with storage room, in-unit washer and dryer, and short-term rental potential make this the ideal mountain property for year-round enjoyment.
Bay Club at Frisco sits at the edge of open meadow with Lake Dillon visible from the living room windows, and the Summit County Hike and Bike Path running directly outside the building.
That path connects riders and runners to Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne, and beyond without touching a road. Frisco Marina is a short ride away, with paddleboard and kayak rentals, boat launches, and open water access to Dillon Reservoir. Frisco Main Street puts restaurants, coffee, and local retail within easy reach.
For hikers, the Meadow Creek Trailhead, North Ten Mile Trailhead, and Rainbow Lake Trailhead are all close by, offering routes that range from casual walks to full alpine days.
The Dillon Amphitheater brings summer concerts to the lake shore each season.
Breckenridge, Keystone, and Copper Mountain are all within thirty minutes, keeping the ski calendar full regardless of which resort is having the better day.
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The living and dining areas face Lake Dillon and open meadow directly, with no obstructions between the windows and the water. The end unit position adds windows on a third exposure, so natural light moves through the unit across the full day. The meadow between the building and the lake remains undeveloped, which is what keeps the view intact.
This unit is eligible for short-term rental licensing under Town of Frisco STR regulations. Buyers should confirm current license availability, any applicable caps, and waitlist status directly with the Town of Frisco before closing.
Estimated annual rental revenue ranges from $37,500 to $47,500, with an average daily rate of $271 and an occupancy rate of 42%. Bay Club at Frisco benefits from strong year-round demand driven by proximity to Lake Dillon, the Summit County Hike and Bike Path, and five ski resorts within thirty minutes, factors that support occupancy across both summer and winter seasons.
The monthly HOA fee covers water, sewer, snow removal, trash, and common area maintenance. Buyers should request the current HOA budget, reserve fund status, and a full breakdown of the monthly fee as part of due diligence. Confirm the current fee amount with the listing agent before publishing.
The Summit County Hike and Bike Path runs directly alongside the building, connecting to Frisco, Dillon, and Silverthorne without road crossings. The Meadow Creek Trailhead, North Ten Mile Trailhead, and Rainbow Lake Trailhead are all nearby, offering access to routes across a range of difficulty levels. Frisco Marina and Dillon Reservoir are within easy reach for paddling and open water recreation.
Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Loveland are all within thirty minutes. Vail and Beaver Creek are within forty-five minutes. The location does not commit a buyer to a single resort and keeps the full Summit and Eagle County ski calendar within reach.
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