About 1221 Richmond Hill Road
Exceptional legacy opportunity to own a magnificently designed, off-grid mountain cabin secluded on a 10.38 acre mining claim along Richmond Ridge, approximately 5 minutes from the gondola by car or snowmobile. Located just minutes from the Sundeck off Richmond Ridge, this spectacular escape is the perfect powder skiing, hiking, and secluded retreat to enjoy what truly makes Aspen great: easy access to an incredibly private natural setting with intoxicating mountain views.
This cabin has been meticulously built and curated for seclusion and privacy in the utmost luxury. Experience first tracks on Aspen Mountain and in the surrounding backcountry, along with cross-country skiing and summer hiking and cat-skiing arrangement between ownership and Aspen Skiing Company.
Designed by architect Al Beyer, built by Aspen Constructors, and finished by Della + Zella Interiors, the cabin is a study in considered materiality. Black granite stone accents ground exterior siding of Engelmann spruce, lodgepole pine, and subalpine pine, capped by a Berridge standing-seam metal roof with an integrated snow retention system. Loewen windows and doors in Douglas fir, black-clad against the elements, frame the surrounding wilderness from nearly every room. Inside, white oak millwork, sandstone counters, and Waterworks fixtures carry that same quiet sophistication throughout, anchored by a chef's kitchen appointed with Sub-Zero refrigeration and a Wolf range.
Off-grid living is elevated to an art form here: a 6.56kW solar array paired with 55.5kWh of battery storage delivers dependable power year-round, backed by a Cummins-engineered backup generator for true peace of mind. Nearly 7,350 gallons of on-site water storage, supported by a pressurized delivery system, ensures effortless day-to-day living, while wastewater is managed by a professionally engineered septic system built for long-term reliability in this remote alpine setting.
Don't miss this exquisite jewel box in the rarified air enjoyed by very few.
