Live in it as one home, or lock off and live as two, with room to grow into the prime ski-slope view corridor from there. Gather the whole family under one roof, or give visiting parents, grown kids, or a long-term tenant a full home of their own just below, with its own kitchen and its own entrance. In Singletree, a five-bedroom home this flexible, this attainable, and with this much upside is a rare find.

A single interior door joins the two levels into one continuous home, or stays closed to keep them completely separate. Two points of arrival, a circular drive on Winslow at the front and a second driveway with an attached garage off the quiet Saddle Drive cul-de-sac at the rear, let the two sides come and go without crossing paths. Keep both kitchens for a multi-generational household, open the lower level into one large family and rec room, lease the whole home for half the year while you enjoy it the other half, or rent the lower level for income, most recently $3,500 a month. On the main level, a fifth bedroom doubles as an office and study, with great ski slope views.

The main level is built around a dramatic two-story great room. The ceiling rises to the full height of the house and a wall of glass climbs with it, filling the space with the long, bright light of Singletree's south-facing Sunbelt, and a wood-burning fireplace anchors the room. Off the great room, a huge new deck of nearly 1,459 square feet runs the length of the house and steps down to a large, flat, usable lot, a rarity in the mountains and room for the dog, the kids, and summer dinners. A new DaVinci roof is in place, and the home has good bones with room to make the rest your own over time.

Life here happens out the front door. Walk to Chip Ramsey Park for the pool, the playground, and the sports field, use the community center, and step onto the neighborhood trails, with Riverwalk at Edwards just down the hill for dining, coffee, shops, and groceries. Sonnenalp Golf Club sits within a thousand yards, a championship course with Harvest dining, pools, tennis and pickleball, a fitness and spa center, and a winter ski shuttle to Vail, and Singletree owners receive priority on the club waitlist. Beaver Creek skiing is about two miles away through Arrowhead, Vail roughly fifteen miles up-valley, and Eagle County Airport an easy drive west.

And there is room to expand into the prime view corridor. A preliminary study points to potential to extend the deck or add roughly 600 to 800 square feet on the view side, subject to Singletree design review, bringing the Beaver Creek and Arrowhead ski-slope views into more of the home. Live in it exactly as it is, and shape its next chapter when you are ready.

Attainable single-family homes in Singletree are genuinely scarce, and few offer this much room, light, and flexibility. 1671 Winslow Road is offered now.