Rarely does a true riverfront home become available in Frisco, especially one just 3 blocks from Main Street. Set directly on Ten Mile Creek with protected park space across the water, this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath custom mountain modern retreat blends privacy, walkability, and architecture in one of the town’s most sought-after locations. Vaulted reclaimed wood ceilings, walls of glass, solid wood floors, designer lighting, radiant in-floor heat, luxury appliances, and smart home integration create a level of craftsmanship rarely found in Summit County. The spa-inspired primary suite features a soaking tub with Mt. Royal views, while the creekside setting places the bike path, marina, restaurants, shops, parks, and free Summit Stage transit just minutes away.
Ten Mile Creek runs behind the property with amazing flyfishing and Walter Byron Park with its playground and Volleyball courts sits 400 feet away, making this corner of Frisco one of the most walkable and connected in town.
The Frisco Bike Path and walking path runs just on the other side of the Creek along Walter Byron Park. Pioneer Park is just 1 block away with its tennis and pickle ball courts.
Main Street Frisco is three blocks away, where 5th Avenue Grille, Butterhorn Bakery and Bread and Salt are among the nearest options in a walkable town center with independent shops, dining, and year-round activity.
The Summit Stage bus stop between 5th and 6th ave on Main Street nearby provides free transit throughout Summit County.
Frisco Marina on Lake Dillon is a short walk away, and the Rainbow Lake Trailhead and North Tenmile Creek Trailhead both feed into the broader Summit County trail network within easy reach.
Frisco Adventure Park runs year-round programming two miles out. Seven ski resorts – Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Loveland, Vail and Beaver Creek are all within thirty minutes. The Dillon Amphitheater sits just across the lake for summer concerts.
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Short-term rental licensing in Frisco is governed by the City of Frisco, which operates its own STR licensing program separate from Summit County regulations. Currently the Town of Frisco has a waitlist and the information about their rental licensing can be found HERE. The Summit Stage stop nearby and walkable proximity to Main Street Frisco are location factors that support strong STR demand in this corridor.
Once this property obtains a licenses, it would likely generate between 60-80K per year. That may vary with the management company, occupancy, owner use and many other factors. For broader Summit County market context, visit COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
Yes. The home is fully furnished and almost everything conveys with the sale. Buyers receive a completely appointed interior without the time or cost of furnishing a property at this finish level.
Yes. The artwork was purchased specifically for this home and the sellers are conveying almost all of it with the sale. What is on the walls was chosen for these spaces and is not an afterthought.
The Rainbow Lake Trailhead is under a mile from the property, and the North Tenmile Creek Trailhead is 1.3 miles out, connecting into the broader Summit County trail network. Ten Mile Creek runs directly behind the home and offers fishing and wildlife access from the backyard. Pioneer Park is 400 feet away. The Summit County hike and bike trail system, which connects Frisco to neighboring towns, is accessible throughout the area.
Copper Mountain is seven miles from this address, Breckenridge is approximately nine miles, and Keystone is ten miles. All three are reachable in under twenty minutes in normal conditions. The Summit Stage bus system, with a stop near the property, provides fare-free transit to resort areas for owners and guests who prefer not to drive.
Ten Mile Creek runs directly behind this property, and Walter Byron Park sits on the opposite bank, which means nothing will ever be built behind it. That combination of water and protected open space in a built-out Frisco neighborhood is genuinely rare. Combined with walkable access to Main Street Frisco, the Frisco Marina on Lake Dillon, and the Summit Stage for countywide transit, this address brings together location advantages that do not repeat often in the Frisco inventory.
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