Gray Head Preserve

Gray Head Preserve represents one of Telluride’s most revered landscapes and has now been forever protected as a limited conservation development community of only 24 35-acre residential lots. Once a part of the historic Aldasoro Ranch, the preserve is approximately 885 acres in total and adjoins vast Forest Service lands and the Mt. Sneffels Wilderness Area while also being just 15 minutes from downtown Telluride and 10 minutes from the airport. The preserve is home to some of the most dramatic views and grandest mountain estates in the valley if not the west. Owners enjoy wonderful common amenities such as a private trail system, owner’s cabin for entertaining, tennis and pickleball, and private and concierge access to Telluride Ski Area. Lot 11C is among the most desirable vacant properties in the preserve, set on a gentle and rolling subalpine plateau with panoramic vistas ranging from Telluride Ski Resort to Lone Cone Peak and the iconic Wilson Peak. Lot 11C combines buildability, privacy, and convenient access to exceptional amenities.

Gray Head Lot 11C is co-listed with Jake Ames of Telluride Properties.

• Located within the 24-home conservation community of Gray Head Preserve, encompassing 885± protected acres in one of Telluride’s most exclusive neighborhoods
• Premier 35± acre homesite with excellent buildability, privacy, and year-round access
• Iconic mountain views of Telluride Ski Resort, Wilson Peak, Lone Cone Peak, and the San Juan Mountains
• Adjacent to expansive public lands with direct access to more than 100,000 acres of wilderness and recreation
• Conveniently located just 15± minutes from downtown Telluride and 10± minutes from Telluride Regional Airport
• Luxury owner amenities include a private owners cabin, tennis and pickleball courts, stocked fishing ponds, and an extensive trail system
• Exclusive access to Element 52 amenities including ski valet, lockers, private parking, a spa, fitness center, and ski-in/ski-out privileges
• Infrastructure already in place with underground power, an existing water well, and community services
• Exceptional four-season recreation including skiing, fly fishing, hiking, biking, golf, hunting, and horseback riding
• Abundant wildlife and protected scenery featuring elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, black bear, and alpine meadows