With 3,419 square feet of living space, soaring vaulted ceilings, and walls of glass that flood the interior with natural light, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offers room to spread out in the heart of Breckenridge. The spacious floor plan includes a vaulted great room with a stone gas fireplace, a separate upstairs living room with kitchenette, and a wraparound deck overlooking the surrounding mountains. Just minutes from downtown Breckenridge and the free Summit Stage, the property combines exceptional square footage, a proven rental history, and the flexibility to comfortably host family and guests year-round.
Life in Woodmoor at Breckenridge runs on a quiet rhythm, set on the wooded hillside that climbs away from Boreas Pass Road.
Mornings can start on the Baldy Mountain Trail, where the singletrack on Bald Mountain opens to hikers and mountain bikers once the snow clears.
Winter shifts the focus to Breckenridge Ski Resort, whose runs sit visible across the valley and reachable on the free Summit Stage that stops nearby.
Downtown, Main Street Breckenridge keeps its restaurants, galleries, and outfitters within an easy outing, while the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre and the Stephen C. West Ice Arena fill the calendar after dark and on cold afternoons.
The Ten Mile Range anchors the skyline in every season. When summer arrives, Lake Dillon and the Frisco Marina add sailing, paddling, and lakeside dining to the north.
It is a corner of Summit County that lives fully year round, and you can see how values are moving across the area at COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
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The home at 180 Emmett Lode Road has operated as a licensed short-term rental, the Fox Den, under Summit County permit STR20-00256. Because Woodmoor sits in unincorporated Summit County rather than the Town of Breckenridge, it falls in the Upper Blue Basin Neighborhood Overlay Zone, where short-term rental licenses are capped, currently waitlisted, and do not transfer to a new owner at closing. A buyer who plans to rent should confirm their licensing path directly with Summit County before closing, and our team is glad to help you think it through at COMtnRealty.com/contact/.
Although the home carries a Breckenridge mailing address, Woodmoor sits just outside the town limits in unincorporated Summit County. That distinction matters, because Summit County, not the Town of Breckenridge, sets the rules and taxes for short-term rentals, building, and land use here. The Ten Mile Range and Breckenridge Ski Resort remain the same view and the same mountain you would have from in town.
No. This Woodmoor at Breckenridge home is not part of a homeowners association, so there are no monthly HOA dues and no association covenants dictating exterior changes or use. Owners along Boreas Pass Road handle their own maintenance and decisions, which many buyers value for the freedom and the lower carrying cost.
Downtown Breckenridge sits roughly 4 miles away by way of Boreas Pass Road, about a 10-minute drive to Main Street Breckenridge and the base of Breckenridge Ski Resort. A stop on the free Summit Stage bus also sits near the end of Emmett Lode Road, so many owners leave the car parked on ski days. Please treat these as approximate and verify current drive times before relying on them.
In summer, the Baldy Mountain Trail offers hiking and mountain biking on Bald Mountain, while Lake Dillon and the Frisco Marina add sailing and paddling to the north. Winter centers on Breckenridge Ski Resort, with evening options like the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre and skating at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena. Main Street Breckenridge carries the dining and shopping through every season.
Single-family homes on the Breckenridge side of Summit County, including the Woodmoor area along Boreas Pass Road, draw steady interest from second-home buyers who want space, a real view of the Ten Mile Range, and proximity to Breckenridge Ski Resort. Inventory at this size and setting stays limited, which tends to support values over time. You can review current pricing trends across the area at COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
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