Pet Friendly, Slope-side, Spacious Town Home ER21

Only 300 Yards to Super Bee Lift. Private Heated Garage. Ski Back to the townhome complex. Private Laundry in Room. Pet Friendly with additional pet fee $100 Per dog. Max of two Dogs The space Pet Friendly with an additional pet fee of $100 per dog. Maximum of two dogs. The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need. The dining room table has seating for 6, plus a breakfast bar. The master bedroom on the main level has a king bed with an en suite bathroom complete with a Jacuzzi tub. The living room features a queen sleeper sofa and a fireplace, with ample seating for your visitors and a flat-screen TV. The lower bedroom has a queen bed with an en suite bathroom. There are two upstairs bedrooms and bathrooms: Upstairs bedroom #1 has a queen bed with an en suite bathroom, while upstairs bedroom #2 has twin bunk beds and shares the bathroom with bedroom #1. There is a heated garage for 1 car. Overflow vehicles can park in the North Alpine Lot for an additional charge in the winter; summer parking is free. This spacious 4-bedroom townhome spans three floors and is located in the Elk Run complex in East Village of Copper Mountain. To access the mountain, walk 1 minute and ski down to the Super Bee Lift. The Super Bee lift provides access to blue and black terrain. If you have a beginner in your group, they can use the free shuttle to Center Village or West Village. You are also a 2-3 minute walk from JJ's Mountain Side Grill. The Super Bee chairlift provides access to intermediate and advanced terrain. To access West Village and beginner terrain, take advantage of the free "Copper Coach" shuttle service. The Copper Coach will pick you up from the townhome and can take you anywhere in Copper Mountain, just give them a call. Another option is to walk to the bus stop in front of Copper Station, about 100 yards away. The bus comes by every 5-10 minutes during the ski season and will take you to either Center or West Village. Early Season Information: The Super Bee chairlift is used for Olympic training in November and early December. Public access to this lift is dependent on snow conditions, which can vary early in the season. Typically, public access begins around Thanksgiving but could be as late as the third week of December. Snow conditions and information about which lifts are currently open can be found on the Copper Mountain website. STR21-02151 Other things to note - In the winter parking in the driveway is at your own risk. The snow and ice can fall from the roof onto the car. - Front stairs to the front door are being repaired. Entrance is through the garage up to the unit.