High quality ranch properties along the Colorado River are few and far between. A few strong sales in recent years for high-end ranches in West Glenwood have somewhat fueled the market, but the closings were for a fraction of the original asking prices. While there are still some great properties on the market, the distance to Aspen has largely left these buyers shopping in the Roaring Fork Valley.
A couple sentences about the schools or whatever in Aspen and the difference of Snowmass. An honest take, as in, not very many locals etc etc.
Aspen’s airport makes the area convenient. Dining options are ubiquitous while grocery shopping is somewhat limited. The hospital is known for excellent care and many doctor’s of all specialization have offices in Aspen.
While not the disco cocaine scene it used to be in the 8o-‘s, Aspen still offers amazing music events and even a dance clubs. A crowd of athletes in training, classical music aficionados and fashionistas rome the streets. During ski season you’ll be hard pressed to hear anyone from the States. Tourists from Australia and France fill up the hotels and restaurants.
The Aspen School District and are a private schools are highly sought after. They offer many activities and clubs that few down valley schools are able to offer such as skiing. Children in Snowmass attend the Aspen school.
FISHING The headwaters of the Roaring Fork start above Aspen. Very few riverfront properties exist in Aspen or Snowmass, but for excellent fly fishing you only need drive only ten minutes up towards Independence Pass or down valley towards the larger stretches of the Fork.
