Step off the slopes and into your warm, inviting mountain escape. This 1-bed, 1-bath condo at Passage Point places you just steps from the lifts in Copper Mountain’s vibrant Center Village. Inside, a cozy stone gas fireplace is ready to warm you up, alongside an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Known for premium amenities and unbeatable slope-side access, this lock-and-leave retreat transitions flawlessly to summer hiking and biking. Plus, short-term rental licenses mean excellent income potential when you’re not here enjoying it yourself.
Center Village is the heart of Copper Mountain, where the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts load just up the plaza.
Mornings start with first chair and end at Burning Stones Plaza, where the resort stages concerts and events through both seasons. West Tenmile Creek runs along the village edge, and its sound carries to the walkways that thread between the buildings.
The Ten Mile Range fills the skyline in every direction, and the Super Bee lift reaches the resort’s eastern terrain for skiers chasing steeper lines.
When the snow clears, Copper Creek Golf Course plays as one of the highest courses in North America, and the Tenmile Recreation Path links the village to Frisco and over Vail Pass on pavement built for bikes and running shoes.
This is a pocket of Copper Mountain where the lifts, the creek, and the village gather around a single address beneath the Ten Mile Range.
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Yes. Copper Mountain sits in Summit County’s Resort Overlay Zone, where short-term rental licenses are available with no cap on the number of licenses and no limit on nights or bookings. That makes a Center Village condo like this one at Passage Point well suited to short-term rental, unlike many neighborhood areas of the county where licenses are capped and waitlisted.
No. In Summit County, a short-term rental license does not transfer with the sale, so the new owner of this Passage Point unit applies for their own license through the County after closing. Copper Mountain’s Resort Overlay Zone status means a license is available to apply for without a waitlist, but it is a fresh application rather than something that conveys at closing.
The Passage Point HOA covers an unusually full set of services, including electric, gas, heat, water and sewer, trash, snow removal, security, internet, and cable. For an owner who lives elsewhere, that coverage keeps Center Village ownership simple and the monthly costs predictable. To compare it with other Copper Mountain complexes, visit COMtnRealty.com/.
Center Village is the most central of Copper Mountain’s three villages, with the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts loading at the village core. From Passage Point, owners and guests can walk to the lifts rather than drive or shuttle, which is the main reason Center Village condos stay in demand for winter rentals. The Super Bee lift on the resort’s east side is a short ride away for more advanced terrain.
Summer at Copper Mountain centers on Copper Creek Golf Course, one of the highest courses in the country, and the Tenmile Recreation Path that runs from the village toward Frisco and over Vail Pass. Center Village stays active with concerts and events at Burning Stones Plaza, and the lighter summer rental calendar means owners often keep more of the warm season for their own use. The Ten Mile Range trades ski runs for hiking and mountain biking once the snow melts.
Copper Mountain’s place in the Resort Overlay Zone is the core of the case, since uncapped licensing and unlimited nights give it regulatory certainty that capped areas like the Snake River and Blue basins do not have. A walk-to-lifts location in Center Village, like this Passage Point condo, draws consistent winter demand from skiers who want to leave the car parked. For current rental and sales trends across Copper Mountain, visit COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/.
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