123 S Spruce Street , Ph A & C

Description

This redeveloped historic townhome is now available for purchase. Located just one-half block off main street where you can stroll to restaurants and shops underscores the convenience of the ''mountain resort, urban lifestyle.'' The top floor was designed to flow with an excellent open floor plan ideal for family dining and entertainment. A wall of retractable, glass doors framing the Box Canyon opens upon a spacious deck that is seemingly a part of the residence's interior. This is a great place to take in the 360 degree views while sitting in the hot tub or listening to music from Town Park. Expansive window openings and high ceilings on the top floor, not only frame dramatic views, but capture the warmth of all day sun. A two-sided, corner fireplace with white Venatino Marble surround,warms a living area with French White Oak floors and whitewashed Larch ceilings and accents. The adjoining chef's kitchen with custom handcrafted high gloss acrylic cabinetry and Wolf/Sub Zero appliances adjoins a dining area with seating for 8. A living area, half bath and the master bedroom with ensuite bath that includes a steam shower, soaking tub, wet- style vanities, laundry and finished with Ann Sacks tiles completes the upper-level. The ground level includes two guest master suites, mudroom designed to act like a ski room during the winter, dry sauna and laundry. A separate space, designated as commercial, on the main level (589 SF approx.) with a full bathroom is being sold with this offering. The two garden levels offer ample game/flex/media and bunk rooms. The Residence is being sold completely furnished and adorned with sophisticated, mountain modern interiors which offer an engaging contrast to the buildings' brick, steel and stone exterior. Once located within the old ''red light district'' of the Historic Core of Telluride. The Historic Senate originally built in late 1800's, once advertised ''$7 per week for a room, 25 cents for a meal and a private lighting plant.'' Purported to be a cigar store, restaurant and soft drink parlor, The Senate was patronized by mostly men visiting one of Telluride's most beloved madams, Big Billy.