Walk to Main Street Frisco, hop on the Summit County Recpath, or be on your way to five world-class ski resorts in minutes. This top-floor Mountain Side Condo puts you in the center of everything that makes Summit County special. The thoughtfully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence features vaulted ceilings, mountain views of Peak One, Mt. Royal, Buffalo Mountain, and the Tenmile Range, plus a private deck overlooking the creek below. With easy access to year-round recreation, exceptional community amenities, and a location that keeps Frisco’s shops, restaurants, trails, and marina close at hand, this is mountain ownership made easy.
Mountain Side Condo sits where Frisco’s everyday convenience and Summit County’s trail network meet without compromise.
Temple Trail runs behind the complex, connecting directly to the Summit County paved recreational path, where Copper Mountain and Breckenridge are both reachable by bike on the same network that threads through Frisco, Dillon, and Silverthorne.
The Rainbow Lake and Peaks Trailhead and the North Ten Mile Creek Trailhead put serious hiking within easy reach for mornings that don’t involve a car.
Frisco Marina on Lake Dillon is less than a mile away, adding sailing, paddleboarding, and open water to a calendar that already has plenty in it.
Main Street Frisco, with its full range of restaurants, breweries, and the Frisco Historic Park, is a half-mile walk from the front door.
When the snow arrives, Breckenridge Ski Resort and Copper Mountain are both under fifteen minutes, and Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Loveland are all within thirty.
The Dillon Amphitheater brings summer concerts to the lakeshore just a few miles east.
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The Mountain Side Condo HOA includes access to an extensive on-site amenity package housed in the clubhouse building directly adjacent to C-341. Amenities include an indoor pool, an indoor hot tub, three outdoor hot tubs, a racquetball court, a sauna, a fitness center, an outdoor volleyball court, and a tennis court. Buyers should confirm current HOA fees and the full scope of coverage with the listing agent before closing.
Short-term rental licensing in Frisco is currently capped at 25% of the town’s residential housing stock, and that cap has been reached. As of spring 2026, approximately 83 applicants are on the Frisco STR waitlist, with recent applicants waiting 12 to 14 months from application to license approval. A buyer who intends to rent this unit on Airbnb or VRBO should plan to join the waitlist promptly after closing and factor that timeline into their ownership plan.
Frisco draws visitors across both ski season and summer, which supports strong year-round occupancy once a license is in hand. For broader Summit County market context, visit COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
Temple Trail runs behind the Mountain Side complex and connects directly to the Summit County paved recreational trail network, one of the most extensive non-motorized trail systems in Colorado. From that connection, riders can reach Copper Mountain or pedal toward Breckenridge without leaving the paved path. The Y Rainbow Lake and Peaks Trailhead and the North Ten Mile Creek Trailhead are both close by for hikers looking for options beyond the paved system.
Breckenridge Ski Resort is approximately nine miles from Mountain Side Condo and Copper Mountain is roughly ten miles, putting both resorts under fifteen minutes by car on a normal day. Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin are both within thirty minutes, and Loveland Ski Area is also in that range. The Summit County free bus system connects Frisco to the resort corridor, giving owners and guests a car-free option on peak days.
Frisco sits at the geographic center of Summit County, which means every major resort and recreation area is within a short drive in any direction. Main Street Frisco is a half-mile walk from Mountain Side Condo, putting groceries, dining, and the Frisco Historic Park within easy reach on foot. Frisco Marina on Lake Dillon adds a water recreation dimension that purely ski-facing addresses cannot offer, and the Summit County trail network runs directly behind the complex. Buyers comparing this location to other Summit County options can browse current inventory at COMtnRealty.com/.
Yes. Frisco is one of the few Summit County addresses where the calendar stays full without relying entirely on ski season. Summer brings trail access, lake recreation at Frisco Marina and Lake Dillon, concerts at the Dillon Amphitheater, and a Main Street that draws visitors from across the county. Winter puts Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin all within thirty minutes. The combination of walkable town access, trail connectivity, and multi-resort proximity makes Mountain Side Condo a property that justifies ownership across every season.
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