Starfire 1972 was practically drawn up for the classic family ski trip: three floors of room to roam and a bunk room that instantly becomes kid headquarters.
WHAT YOU'LL LOVE - Two king master suites - Bunk room with two bunk sets and its own TV - Private garage plus outdoor parking for a second car - Big forest-view deck - In-unit laundry - Shared hot tub access
Here's how the house sorts itself out: parents and grandparents take the two master suites, one with a soaking tub for slow evenings; another couple settles into the main-floor bedroom; and the kids disappear into the downstairs bunk room, where two bunk sets and a TV settle the sleeping order for up to ten guests.
The main level keeps everyone together when it counts. The granite-and-pine kitchen with its gas range turns out family dinners, the long table gathers everyone under the chandelier, and the gas fireplace warms movie nights. The slate entry with bench seating swallows boots, helmets, and dripping gloves without complaint.
Outside, the huge deck collects snow in winter and pine shade in summer, and the shared hot tub is the reward at the end of a ski day. With the shuttle running to the lifts and laundry in the unit, the week runs itself. Claim Starfire 1972 and give the family a Keystone base they'll ask to come back to.
Parking is available for two vehicles: one in the private garage and one outside.