The best homes for slope-side living

The perfect ski trip starts with the perfect ski home. Spacious floor plans, cozy fireplaces, and mountain views are essentials, but ski-in/ski-out access takes convenience to the next level. With the slopes right outside your door, you’ll spend less time getting around and more time skiing, hiking, or simply soaking in the scenery.

These Pacaso homes make it easy to relax, entertain, and enjoy every moment of your mountain getaway.

A living room with floor to ceiling windows showcasing a porch with a hot tub and a forest view.

Home Run:

This modern townhome in Truckee offers direct access to the Home Run Trail at Northstar. Enjoy exclusive community perks like pools, fitness centers, tennis courts, and lounges, plus a private hot tub and fire pit for après-ski gatherings. With 3,000 acres of trails at your doorstep, adventure starts the moment you step outside.

A stunning snowy aerial view at 425 Wood Road58, Aspen, CO 81611, capturing the essence of elevated living and the breathtaking landscapes that complement the Snowmass Balloon Festival.

Alpine Ridge:

Nestled in Snowmass, this end-unit townhome boasts sweeping mountain views and three lifts just steps away so you can hike, bike or ski straight from home. After a day on the slopes, unwind by the wood-burning fireplace or take advantage of community amenities like the hot tub, sauna, pool, and fitness room.

Exterior of the home surrounded by snow and trees.

Mountainside:

Perched mid-mountain at Northstar in Lake Tahoe’s Truckee, this chic retreat offers convenient ski-in/ski-out access. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase breathtaking scenery, while sliding glass doors open to a deck with a hot tub and panoramic mountain views. Designed for effortless indoor/outdoor living, it’s the ultimate slopeside sanctuary.

A rooftop deck with table and lounge seating overlooking a valley at sunset.

Rothwell:

Located at the top of Park City’s King’s Crown development, this elegant three-level home blends luxury with mountain charm. Ski, bike, or hike directly from your door, then head to the rooftop deck to enjoy sunset views around the firepit. Its Old Town location means dining, culture, and après-ski are never far away.

A modern living room with floor to ceiling windows framing the snow-covered slopes.

Ridgeline:

In the heart of Park City’s Canyons Village, Ridgeline is a new-construction townhouse with direct ski access. Sliding glass doors lead to a balcony for fresh mountain air, while golf, shops, and restaurants are just a short walk away. Main Street Park City is only 10 minutes down the road for added convenience.

Exterior of a two-story mountain home lit up against a night sky.

Monument Peak:

While not technically ski-in/ski-out, this South Lake Tahoe home boasts the same convenience with a short two-minute walk to the aerial tram that whisks you to Heavenly Resort. Spread across three levels of modern rustic elegance, it offers a game room, elevator, expansive back deck, and plenty of space for the whole family, all framed by towering pines and sweeping Sierra Nevada views.