Aspen Vale puts Vail's mountains right outside the plan. This recently updated 4-bedroom, 3-bath townhome is set in the Booth Falls neighborhood with National Forest access just beyond the door, pairing two balconies and sweeping mountain, valley, and wooded views with easy access to Vail Village and world-class skiing about five minutes away.

Inside, vaulted ceilings and warm wood details give the main level its mountain character, while large windows keep the surrounding landscape in view. The spacious family room centers around a wood-burning fireplace, making it an easy place to come back to after a day on the slopes or trails. The open layout keeps the living, dining, and updated kitchen connected, so meals and conversation can carry across the room instead of splitting everyone up. A Sonos speaker adds music to the main living space, while five TVs throughout the home give different parts of the group room to settle into their own downtime.

The primary bedroom is tucked upstairs with its own ensuite bathroom and smart TV, giving it a little extra separation from the rest of the home. Three additional bedrooms are located on the lower level, including a bunk room with a twin-over-queen bed, ensuite walk-in shower, smart TV, and futon couch. With bedrooms spread across multiple levels and three bathrooms in total, the layout works especially well when different parts of the group want a little privacy at the end of the day.

Both balconies make the setting part of the stay. Step outside with coffee in the morning and take in the trees, valley, and surrounding mountain slopes, or come back after skiing or hiking for a quieter stretch of the afternoon with the views still front and center. The wooded Booth Falls setting gives the home a tucked-away feel even though Vail's lifts, village, and restaurants are close by.

Booth Falls puts you close to both sides of the Vail experience: mountain adventure when you want it and the energy of the village when you're ready to head out. The free Town of Vail bus stop is nearby, making it easy to reach Vail Village for skiing, après, restaurants, shopping, and time around town without relying on the car. Vail's slopes are about a five-minute drive away, while National Forest access just outside the neighborhood opens the door to hiking and exploring the trails in warmer months. Winter can revolve around first tracks and fireside evenings, while summer shifts toward mountain hikes, fresh air, and afternoons in the village before coming back to the quieter Booth Falls setting and views from the balcony.

AvantStay provides a personalized hospitality experience to elevate your stay. With our Concierge Service, guests have access to our tech-enabled services like fridge stocking, private chefs, massages, transportation, special occasion celebrations, baby gear rentals, ski gear, beach gear, and more. For anything you need, we're at your fingertips.

Home to the country's largest and arguably most beloved ski resort, Vail sits at the heart of the Rocky Mountains. In the winter, it's no surprise that skiing is the top attraction as 5,289 acres of fresh powder provides a thrill for everyone to enjoy. The town's ideal summer climate lends itself to fantastic hiking and outdoor sports. With access to gourmet restaurants, boutique shops, and year-round activity, Vail's visitors will find something exciting at every turn.

Local Attractions: Vail Ski Resort, Vail Village, Lionshead Village, Gondola One, Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Adventure Ridge, Booth Falls Trail, Piney River Ranch, Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame

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