One of the most unique Copper Mountain vacation homes with an ultra-modern design that melds perfectly into the rustic mountain setting, the Baker House is a spectacular 5 bedroom retreat with 5.5 bathrooms that one would more expect to find in the posh Aspen area rather than the laid-back resort of Copper Mountain. Featuring a spacious interior that incorporates elegant features and designer appointments, the Baker House offers an unrivaled experience to please the most discriminating travelers in the group. 

On the main level of the Baker House guests will find a sprawling Great Room with vaulted ceilings that allow for spectacular views through the huge windows. Designer furnishings are centered on a beautiful fireplace and flat screen television in the spacious living room which forms a warm and inviting space for guests to unwind. An adjacent dining area providing seating for up to ten is elegantly appointed. Six more guests can sit around the island and breakfast bar in the gourmet kitchen which features upscale appliances and granite countertops. Step downstairs to the luxurious family room where guest can relax in front of the gas fireplace while enjoying a movie on the flat screen television or entertain around the full wet bar. Just outside is a large hot tub surrounded by the National Forest.

Five bedrooms with private bathrooms, some of which include steam showers and jetted tubs, are distributed throughout the multiple levels of this 5,094 square foot home. Three of the bedrooms are furnished with King beds while the fourth bedroom offers aQueen over Queen bunk bed and the fifth has two Queen over Queen bunks.

This vacation home masterpiece is situated in the exclusive Lewis Ranch area of Copper Mountain across the street from the slopes leading down to the West village base area.

Please inquire with your Rocky Mountain Getaways Vacation Consultant for current bedding and amenities as furnishings and amenities are subject to change in vacation rentals. Ski & shuttle access dependent on snow conditions and resort operations, particularly during early and late season as well as low-snow seasons.