
Set on 38 acres of secluded forest in Aspen’s Starwood area, this 2020-built estate spans 7,223 square feet and includes 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms between a main residence and a 1,485 square feet guesthouse. Priced at $31,500,000, the property features floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Elk Range, four ski mountains, and Roaring Fork Valley, all just 15 minutes from downtown Aspen.
Modern finishes include European oak floors, a Boffi kitchen, Porro closets, and Japanese Shou Sugi Ban wood exterior.
Where is Aspen, CO?

Aspen, Colorado sits high in the Elk Mountains of the central Rockies, nestled within the upper Roaring Fork Valley at an elevation of nearly 8,000 feet. The town is surrounded by the jagged peaks of the Maroon Bells and dense aspen groves that shimmer gold in the fall.
Tucked between Independence Pass to the east and Glenwood Springs to the west, Aspen is both geographically secluded and scenically dramatic, shaped by alpine ridgelines and glacial-carved terrain.
Exterior

Modern architectural style defines this two-story home clad in dark wood with sharp linear edges and expansive glass walls. Outdoor seating areas wrap around the ground level, facing the hillside and distant mountain views. Lawn and stone landscaping soften the structure’s geometric angles.
Entry Nook

Small sitting area by the glass entry doors includes a round marble table and two chairs over a checkered rug. Large grayscale portrait artwork lines the wall, with a hallway leading deeper into the home. Nearby, an upholstered bench and art-filled corridor provide transition into the interior.
Living Room

Living room centers around a tufted brown velvet sofa, two boucle swivel chairs, and an abstract coffee table with floral arrangement. Bright artwork with cartoon figures in bold colors fills one wall, while another side opens fully to a snowy mountain view through sliding glass doors. Additional seating and a small library console line the wall below the painting.
Living Room

Angle from the sofa showcases a panoramic mountain backdrop framed by full-height glass panels and sliding doors. Brown and white seating group blends into the room with neutral tones and mixed textures. Dining area is partially visible behind the seating zone.
Dining Room

Dining area features a white marble-top table surrounded by eight modern chairs over a bright green rug. Large double-panel black-and-white artwork depicting panda faces decorates one wall, with pendant lighting above the table. Floor-to-ceiling glass provides uninterrupted views of the snowy landscape beyond.
Kitchen

Minimalist kitchen is built around a long matte black island with integrated sink, stovetop, and breakfast seating. Back wall is lined with smooth white cabinetry, double ovens, and a concealed refrigerator. Stainless steel hood anchors the island, and the room extends toward full-glass views.
Kitchen

Perspective from the left side highlights the seamless integration of the cooktop, sink, and built-in storage into the black island. A white backsplash wall continues behind the appliances, with concealed pantry storage. Snowy peaks dominate the background through a clear window wall.
Kitchen

Back-facing view shows how the kitchen flows into the outdoor patio through sliding glass doors, placing the island parallel with the view. Island includes fresh flowers and simple decor, while vertical cabinetry offers a clean contrast. Layout maximizes natural light and landscape integration.
Library Lounge

Reading area features an L-shaped sectional in cream, centered around a dark coffee table and patterned rug. Wall-to-wall bookshelves in two tones are filled with books, photos, and art, paired with a mounted flat-screen TV. Sliding glass doors lead out to the patio and mountains.
Home Office

Workspace is arranged in the corner with a wood-and-black wall-mounted desk, two monitors, and leather swivel chair. Large windows overlook a snowy hillside, brightening the room. Small round coffee table and lounge chair add comfort to the productive setting.
Primary Bedroom

Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the primary bedroom, offering panoramic views of the snow-covered mountain range. Neutral tones and minimal decor frame a low-profile bed, modern black accent chair, and wall-mounted TV. Sitting area by the bed includes a tufted cream lounge chair with throw, positioned for relaxation near the corner windows.
Primary Bedroom

Reversed view highlights the art-forward design, with abstract black-and-white paintings above a curved ivory sofa. Sliding doors open to a narrow balcony overlooking a snow-dusted valley. Room blends warm wood flooring and soft textiles for a calm, contemporary retreat.
Primary Bathroom

Main bathroom showcases a freestanding oval soaking tub under a wide window facing a snowy hillside. Twin vessel sinks rest on floating wood vanities beneath a large round mirror. Light gray flooring and minimalist fixtures emphasize a serene, spa-like atmosphere.
Primary Bathroom

Glass-enclosed shower with dual rainfall heads sits next to the bathtub, with natural light streaming in from the expansive window. Exterior landscape of leafless trees and white terrain is clearly visible. Shower walls are finished in large gray tiles matching the rest of the bathroom.
Study and Lounge Room

Dual-function space combines a home office with a lounge and media zone. Built-in shelving, computer workstation, and a second TV are set against a dark wood accent wall. Large sliding doors open to a patio with lounge chairs and a view of a small grove.
Guest Bedroom

Guest bedroom opens to the patio through full-height glass doors and features a bed dressed in white and blue linens. Abstract art hangs above the headboard, and a gray bench sits at the foot of the bed. Neutral nightstands and soft curtains complete the design.
Guest Bedroom

Another guest bedroom includes full-glass doors that lead to a private terrace overlooking a mountain vista. Crisp white bedding, built-in closets, and two small desks make the space both restful and functional. Walls remain clear except for subtle pastel accents.
Guest Bedroom

Compact guest room fits a small bed with a “Miami” pillow, placed beside a modern white nightstand. Large windows bring in natural light and frame the snow-covered ground outside. Decor remains minimal, anchored by a single piece of wall art and sheer curtains.
Guest Bedroom

Fourth bedroom includes a plush bench at the foot of the bed, poster art above the headboard, and sleek built-in side tables. Large glass doors and a side window reveal sweeping views of the valley below. Light wood floors and cream walls tie the room into the home’s broader style.
Patio

Evening view of the home’s rear exterior highlights soft interior lighting glowing from the kitchen, library, and upper bedroom. Covered patio includes seating and a grill setup with adjacent lawn and stone border. Upper windows showcase bedroom furniture, while lower windows frame a wall of books and art.
Patio

Lounge furniture is arranged just outside the glass walls, where soft interior lighting glows onto the terrace. A cushioned set of chairs and sofas sits beside a low table, set beneath a wide roof overhang. Large windows reveal views into the home’s living and dining spaces.
Patio

Two cushioned loungers sit nearest the glass wall, followed by an outdoor seating set positioned toward the panoramic view. The patio edge opens directly onto a manicured lawn bordered by wild plantings and boulders. Hills and mountain ridges stretch into the distance under a partly cloudy sky.
Patio

Lounge chairs face outward across a clean stone terrace, with expansive glass walls lining the side of the house. The covered patio is lit by small recessed lights in the overhang. Surrounding terrain slopes into a valley with mountain silhouettes visible in the low light.
Hot Tub Patio

A built-in jacuzzi with lit blue water sits along a stone-paved patio next to grass and trees. Two modern loungers with pillows face the tub, backed by the home’s dark exterior siding. Trees and slope behind it create a private spa-like setting.
Outdoor Lounge

Padded outdoor couches and chairs form a conversation area just beyond the patio doors. Pillows with vertical stripes soften the sharp lines of the frame, and a coffee table anchors the center. Beyond the furniture, trees give way to a vast open valley view.
Outdoor Dining

A long wood table with eight chairs is placed closest to the camera, followed by a plush lounge seating area farther along the patio. Thick cushions and faux fur throws cover the outdoor sofas. The horizon stretches with snow-covered mountains and sky under a sharp white overhang.
Guesthouse Lounge

A small round table and four wooden chairs are placed beside full-height corner windows. A narrow bench and sculptural lighting elements occupy the compact modern lounge. Outside, snowy hills and a frozen lake fill the scene through clean glass walls.
Guesthouse Wet Bar

Lower cabinetry in pale wood tones pairs with dark wall cabinets and open shelves along the back wall. Stone veining runs horizontally across the backsplash and countertop. Kitchen essentials, small appliances, and décor are neatly organized in the linear space.
Guesthouse Bedroom

A wide bed faces a full glass wall with snow-covered peaks visible beyond. A small desk and two chairs sit along the side wall, paired with framed artwork. The pale interior contrasts the bright landscape outside, creating a clean and focused setting.
Guesthouse Bathroom

Floor-to-ceiling window in the bathroom looks out over a snow-covered valley and distant mountains. A floating wood vanity with vessel sink and wall-mounted faucet sits beneath a large round mirror. A frameless glass shower enclosure and modern toilet are positioned along the right wall.
Guesthouse Entertainment Room

Entertainment room centers around a mounted black TV with a minimalist wall unit and open shelving. Oversized plush seating with round forms faces the media wall. Large windows and glass doors frame the snowy mountain view beyond the patio.
Aerial View

Rear elevation of the house stretches along a snow-covered hillside, surrounded by bare trees and mountain terrain. A secondary building sits on a lower level, separated by stacked stone landscaping. Multiple window panels glow with interior lighting, revealing a layered, contemporary architectural layout.
Listing agent: Christine Rueggeberg of Coldwell Banker Mason Morse, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty