The Art of Alpine Living. Some mountain homes distinguish themselves not by the newest design or grandest scale, but by the character of their architecture, the quality of their craftsmanship, and the way their spaces invite you to settle in and stay awhile. At 1187 Hornsilver Circle, the character of a European alpine chalet comes to life through hand-finished stone, reclaimed wood, extraordinary millwork, and inviting fireside spaces. The result is a home with warmth, authenticity, and a distinctive architectural identity. Designed by nationally recognized architect Doug DeChant and built by Beck Building Company, the residence reflects an exceptional commitment to materials and craftsmanship. Extensive millwork by Rudi Neumayr, an Austrian master woodworker who has been in Vail since the 1970s, brings remarkable artistry and detail throughout. Living spaces unfold from intimate fireside rooms to generous gathering areas designed for entertaining and everyday living. Expansive windows draw in natural light and the surrounding landscape, while multiple patios, private terraces, outdoor fireplaces, and a custom hot tub extend the experience outdoors through Vail's changing seasons. The primary suite with adjoining open study, three guest suites, and bunk quarters provide comfortable spaces for family and friends. Tucked among mature aspens and evergreens in Vail's established Golf Course neighborhood, the home enjoys exceptional privacy while remaining close to Vail Village, the ski mountain, Vail Golf & Nordic Club, Ford Amphitheater, and miles of hiking, biking, and Nordic trails. A distinctive expression of alpine living, created with an appreciation for craftsmanship, comfort, and enduring design.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Betsy Edwards () from Listing Office: Slifer Smith & Frampton- 230 Bridge Street.