Inside a $100 Million Colorado Mountain Home With Private Ski Access | Forbes

Sitting on Aspen Mountain is 730 South Galena Street, which is currently on the market for $100 million dollars. If sold at this price, the house could be the most expensive home ever sold in Aspen real estate history
The house sits on 1.4 acres of land and boasts 10 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and over 14,000 square feet. But the most significant feature on the property is the 100 yards of private ski-in, ski-out access on legendary Aspen Mountain.'
This home was built with hosting in mind. The main floor features a full kitchen, living room, open bar space, and 360-degree views of the mountains and downtown Aspen. No detail was spared in the design of the home- From the wood-burning fireplaces to the custom stained glass ceiling and even the heated bridge walkway.
This expansive home is truly a unique property in the city of Aspen.
730 South Galena is listed by Steven Shane at Compass.
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[@robertsontirado4478]

The house is worth a solid $25 million some sort of money laundering going on.

[@karlwalter2242]

Exactly, someone is utilizing the property as a smoking mirror...

[@misterwafflezzz]

1:21 $100 million and that's where my tv hangs...

[@airsofter2247]

It sold for $65m in May 23

[@WoWRiser]

Saw more impressive houses for not even half that price online

[@adonistopofmen2571]

Great mansion ...

[@user-to5sy1sd2j]

That house would make a great hotel. People could go skiing.

[@karlwalter2242]

I don't care if you have the money to buy that property 10 times over, still an unwise buy...money comes money goes ....

[@tintinjailhouse1312]

And its 1 mins ago !! Yeayea its that ;p

[@user-th7kq2iv4z]

My home Dream

[@melonshop8888]

SO BIG HOUSE.

[@kittiefloyd]

i have 5$ take it or leave

[@sanbetski]

this just makes me depressed

[@weirdshibainu]

What am I missing here? I don't see more than 20 million to be honest

[@weirdshibainu]

@@artandarchitecture6399 What a joke for ski in , ski out. Boring AF

[@rogersampaio7450]

Nonsense spending $100M in a house

[@vincent-of7vo]

I would love to have a house LIKE this, but not in aspen. Aspen is overrated and still expensive, even if you have a lot of money. Something like this in austria or france would be great. I wouldn’t say it is woth it, but if you have the money and want to buy a house there, buy it. But houses like this in the alps have better pists and you get more for the same price

[@markbosky]

That might be the worse value of a home I've ever seen. $100 million for a $10 million dollar home. Smells phishy

[@tintinjailhouse1312]

U most BE Rich to live THERE !!? Rigt or wrong my dear?!?

[@tintinjailhouse1312]

Could BE Nice if u tell me my lovely dear :)

[@dominiontheory]

Barf

[@TheEclecticOrder]

Another tone deaf story from Forbes. You could have at least mentioned how many homeless vets could be housed there