594 County Road 4, Crested Butte

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Introduction

Discover The Steakhouse, an enchanting five-bedroom, three-bath retreat just outside the lively town of Crested Butte. Nestled on a sprawling nearly seven-acre property along the stunning Slate River, this 3,282 square foot two-story home offers privacy & convenience. Enjoy a spacious great room with a welcoming fireplace, ideal for entertaining and offering breathtaking 180-degree views of the surrounding landscape. Step onto the expansive deck, providing panoramic vistas up and down the valley or immerse yourself in the newly installed hot tub, capturing captivating incredible mountain and river views. Surround yourself with open space and natural beauty, knowing downtown Crested Butte is a leisurely walk away. With hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and fishing just steps from your doorstep, The Crested Butte Steakhouse stands out as the ultimate residential retreat in Crested Butte.

Main Level

Upon entering, a generous mudroom awaits, equipped with built-in cubbies stocked with spa towels, ski racks, and hooks for outdoor gear. The refurbished restaurant kitchen exudes warmth and functionality, featuring a 36” gas range, a brick fireplace, and built-in cabinets. Adjacent is a dedicated laundry room with additional storage. The primary bedroom offers a spacious retreat with 180-degree views of the upper Slate River Valley, a large walk-in closet, and a bath adorned with a clawfoot tub and custom shower.

Second Level

Upstairs, four bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers await, providing ample accommodation. The great room, with enough space to entertain, dine and celebrate, is surrounded by floor to ceiling windows taking advantage of the incredible views of Crested Butte and the surrounding valley.

Accessory Dwelling:

The accessory dwelling, originally the old ticket booth from the ski area, is a one bedroom, one bath space with a large deck and private parking space. Numerous outbuildings on the property offer plenty of room for storage, and a glimpse into historical CB