Bedding: King, Queen, 2 Twins (king conversion for a fee) Approximately 2,600 square feet Contact free, Remote Check-In Amenities include: •Slope Side Location with Lift Access to Base Area •Fully Equipped Deluxe Kitchen •Large Rock Fireplace •Spacious Dining and Living Area •Washer/Dryer •Private Outdoor Hot Tub Fine art greets guests as soon as they step inside Moose Creek Townhome 14. In the slate foyer hangs work by two seminal local artists: painter AD Maddox and photographer Thomas Mangelsen. Thus the tone is set for an artful experience of slopeside luxury. The townhome pairs comfort with convenience. The ground floor features a coat closet, laundry room and a bedroom with two twin lodgepole pine beds, a TV/DVD player and an ensuite slate bathroom. On the main floor, a cathedral ceiling soars above an open floor plan. The great room is anchored by a towering fireplace adorned with an antique sign pointing to “Paradise” – the slopes just outside the picture windows. The gourmet kitchen features stainless steel appliances and dark granite countertops. Woven wool wall hangings add an artful element to the culinary corner. A breakfast bar, overlooking the kitchen, seats three, while the adjacent dining table comfortably seats eight. The living area boasts two sofas, a plush armchair and a flat screen TV/DVD player. Glass doors open onto a patio with a gas grill and hot tub. The master bedroom offers a king bed framed by lodgepole pine, a walk-in closet, private deck and an ensuite bath with a double vanity, tub and glass shower. Art accents include American Indian vessels and a Frederick Joy painting. The third bedroom features a queen bed, woven wall hangings, a window framing mountain views, and ensuite bathroom. **Please note that this unit is available for lodging only. Gatherings that exceed the maximum occupancy of this unit are prohibited. This property does not have access to the sundance tennis and swim club and no garage access. This property will no longer have garage access starting September 2021. Mountain weather is variable and unpredictable. Resort conditions and ski access may be weather and snow dependent.