Ski-in/ski-out access, panoramic mountain views, and coveted Zone 1 short-term rental eligibility define this amazing 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 663 sq ft Breckenridge retreat at the Tyra Summit Condos. Located just steps from the Four O’Clock Ski Run and only 0.6 miles from Main Street Breckenridge, the property offers easy access to skiing, dining, shopping, hiking, and year-round recreation. Sweeping views of Baldy Mountain, Mt. Helen, and Quandary Peak are showcased from both the living room and private deck, while southern exposure fills the home with natural light through the abundant windows. Recent updates enhance the kitchen and living areas, and the private entry extends the livable space.
The address is Four O’Clock Road, and that name is not incidental. The Four O’Clock Trail runs directly behind Tyra Summit, connecting residents to Breckenridge Ski Resort’s trail network in winter and converting to a hiking corridor the moment the snow melts.
Moose, foxes, and bears move through this stretch of terrain regularly, making the backyard feel less like a developed neighborhood and more like a working edge of the mountains.
In summer, the same trail system that carries skiers toward the Snowflake Lift and the gondola carries hikers up toward the peaks visible from the deck, including Baldy, Mt. Helen, Father Dyer, Crystal, and Quandry.
Charter Sports sits close by for seasonal gear rentals on either side of the calendar.
Everyday logistics are straightforward: City Market is one mile out, and Main Street Breckenridge with its concentration of restaurants and shops is less than a mile away. The Breckenridge River Walk Center is 0.6 miles from the unit, the Blue River runs through town, and the Stephen C. West Ice Arena and Breckenridge Backstage Theatre are both within easy reach.
When summer pulls guests toward the water, Frisco Marina is nine miles out and the Breckenridge Golf Course is five. To see what else is available in this part of Summit County, browse current listings here.
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Yes. 875 Four O’Clock Rd D3 falls within Breckenridge Zone 1, which permits short-term rental licensing under the Accommodation Unit classification. This is the most permissive STR designation the Town of Breckenridge issues. License applications are processed through the Town of Breckenridge’s official STR portal, and a local contact and primary response plan are required as part of the application. For current licensing requirements and fees, visit the Town of Breckenridge’s Short-Term Rental Licenses.
The Tyra Summit HOA covers cable, internet and wifi, water and sewer, garbage and recycling, and snow removal. For an STR owner, this matters: it simplifies the operating cost structure and eliminates several utility coordination headaches common with vacation rentals. Snow removal coverage is especially meaningful in a market like Breckenridge, where consistent upkeep directly affects guest arrival experience on the Four O’Clock corridor.
The Snowflake Lift is the closest access point from Tyra Summit. From there, skiers can also take the Four O’Clock Trail down to catch the Breckenridge gondola, which connects to the broader ski resort network. Peak 9 Base is under a mile from the property, making this one of the more walkable resort-access locations in town without paying ski-in/ski-out prices at a slopeside hotel.
Summer at this address is a different experience than most people expect from a ski condo. The Four O’Clock Trail transitions from a ski run to a hiking and mountain biking route, and the same terrain that fills in winter fills again with foot traffic through July and August. The Blue River runs through Breckenridge, the River Walk Center is less than a mile away, and Frisco Marina on Lake Dillon is nine miles out for paddleboarding, kayaking, and sailing. Guests who book in summer often return in winter specifically because they discovered the property in the off-season. To understand how summer inventory is moving in Summit County, the current market reports at COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/ are updated regularly.
The combination of true ski-in/ski-out access through a private entrance and Zone 1 STR eligibility is not common at this size and price in Breckenridge. Many condos near the resort sit in buildings with shared corridors, elevators, and no direct trail connection. Tyra Summit puts guests and owners on the Four O’Clock Trail with no intermediary steps. The community hot tub at Tyra Summit II and the covered private deck add guest amenities that smaller slope-adjacent buildings often lack. For buyers comparing options across the Summit County market, COMtnRealty.com/contact/ is the right place to start a direct conversation.
Amenities are spread throughout the entire Keystone area but the bulk of restaurants and shops are located in the River Run Village, which is just a short walk or bus ride away.
The Summit County Bike Path and the Snake River create immediate access to biking and walking routes, while Dillon Reservoir expands into sailing, kayaking, and shoreline recreation. This variety is what keeps Keystone active well beyond winter.
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