INSIDE a Billionaire's $80,000,000 Hidden Mountainside COMPOUND

In this weeks episode we have the rare opportunity to get a full tour inside a billionaires $80,000,000 Aspen Colorado Ranch. This Modern Mountain Oasis is one of the most expensive homes in the entire world.

Address 600 Owl Creek Ranch Rd, Aspen, CO 81611

Home Features: 8 bed | 11 bath | 12,655 Sq Ft. | 60.78 Acres
Rare, coveted, extraordinary. Majestic in every way, The Ranch at Owl Creek is a mountain oasis with 60 acres of landscaped beauty, exquisite design, and extreme privacy bordered by 850 acres of Pitkin County open space.

Located only five minutes from the ski lifts of Snowmass and Buttermilk and twelve minutes to downtown Aspen, this intelligently designed masterpiece built by Hansen Construction boasts views of all four ski mountains and the pastoral horse paddocks or Owl Creek.

The finest materials and craftsmanship have created a 12,500 sf mountain retreat that includes a beautiful heated swimming pool, two hot tubs, a stocked trout pond, a workout pavilion, a movie theatre, and a wine cellar.

From the chef-inspired gourmet kitchen to the lavish primary suite to the expansive great room and formal dining room, refined nobility meets comfort that invites you to embrace this mountain living at its finest.

Filmed by @dronehubmedia

Chapters
0:00 - Cinematic Intro / home specs
1:17 - Entry / Great Room
6:19 - Art Gallery
7:03 - State Room / Guest Suite
9:17 - Gallery Hallway / Powder Room
10:13 - Chefs Kitchen
12:08 - Den / Breakfast Room / Outdoor kitchen
15:47 - Mudroom / Garage / Apartment
18:30 - Dining Room / lounge
19:19 - Owners Wing
21:00 - Spa
23:51 - Guest Rooms / Game Room
25:47 - Home Theater / Wine Room
27:27 - Tiny Home / Pool
29:30 - Fitness Pavilion
30:48 - Trout Pond

Produced by Resolute Wave Inc 2024

[johndinsmoor]

I put my self through engineering college working on this ranch every summer from 1978 to 1983. I knew this land like the back of my hand. Its incredible to see what the development has become. We had names for for all of the different pastures and fields on the ranch. I believe we called this the " Wide field". The lake or trout pond was not there ( must be man made), but there were a series of beaver ponds and dams nearby. We mostly grew high quality horse hay on the ranch and boarded up to 50 horses during the summer. The entire Owl creek valley was purchased back in the early 70's from two old time ranchers/homesteaders (Sam Stapleton & Jens Christianson) by a Texas Oil tycoon (Davis?). He had hoped to build a 5th Aspen ski area called Burnt Mountain including all of the extensive base area development. He unsuccessfully fought the county and a number of environmental groups for years for development approval. Ultimately it was carved up into these 60-80 acre parcels, with much of the 1100 acres left in its natural state. The ranch house I lived and worked in has long since been demolished and scraped from the earth.

[semmicolon]

I've watched your videos for years and I've been seeing other tours of these million dollar houses. I have never until now really realized the gap in lifestyle between the kind of people who live in places like this and the rest of us. That fully stocked grocery thing is so different than how we operate. These guys probably never have to worry about expiry dates, having to choose between brands, restocking when you're running low on something, etc. they probably have a person for that ! I feel great being able to afford anything I want at the grocery store after years of studying and getting promotions, but this is on a whole another level.

[giannishen]

It feels cold outside the mansion, but it feels warm inside!
The scenery outside the mansion is so beautiful, thank you very much for sharing, well done! 👍🥰🙏

[tronfromdacityyy]

You've been killing it the last few tours ! really enjoying the locations and the upped production value. I also really appreciate the frequency in with you've been uploading as well.

[tjordan]

I can't get over how despite the obvious expanse and luxury of the house, the interior design somehow manages to convey an unpretentious and relaxed personal style. So much unique art. So much vintage, mismatched furniture (and area rugs). Really feels like a lived in, well loved space. amazing.

[MattGrossChannel]

Although yes, one must be a billionaire to purchase a home of this exquisite caliber, videos like this give us an opportunity to get design ideas that we can incorporate into our own homes (fixtures, color palettes, furnishings, etc.). In this way, we too get to celebrate our homes and community. Thank you, Erik!

[srilakshmisurapaneni]

He brings in lot of value to anything he does. We ❤ this tour.

[mattdeans]

I just love watching your videos. What makes you stand out above the rest is your attention to detail not rushing thru the rooms. You are a great guy, no pretention, someone we all would love as a friend. That helps. I sure hope you succeed beyond your dreams in everything you do. You deserve it.

[danforward]

I love the design of the house. It integrates into the surroundings so well without looking like an upscale lodge. The textures, the colors, the art, the furniture, it's all so thoughtful, tasteful and unique, and it all works with the acreage it sits on

[marian-rgzl]

Your work is always stunning ❤, thank you for the video

[dupreemottley]

My flat here in the UK could holiday in that closet 😂. Stunning landscape and property. I would have to move lots of family in lol. You did an excellent job showing us around.

[Brenda-eyvj]

Crazy how you posted this video today because I’m flying to that exact area tomorrow! 😊

[ashrafali]

For 80 mil dollars living in the middle of no where, you would want a garage that can hold atleast 5 full size SUVS, massive workstation, a few snowmobiles, and a 2 or 3 fully kitted out 4x4 snow monsters, not only 1 single FJ cruiser

[TheAstralFox]

Spectacular. Its the privacy and land around the home that does it for me. The home is there, but not in an obvious intruding way.

[fraizie]

The first thing I notice about the great room is - none of the furniture works well together. It looks like a terrible mishmash of stuff and not in a good way.

[UniverseSpeck]

Hey Erik, love your vids. Quick note, you have an edit mistake @ 5:40 where you repeat yourself. Keep up the good work!

[PropertyPulseAutoHub]

Property price: $80, 000, 000
Down payment: 20% of $80, 000, 000 = $16, 000, 000
Loan amount: $80, 000, 000 - $16, 000, 000 = $64, 000, 000
Interest rate: 6.90%
Loan term: 30 years
Monthly mortgage payment: approximately $426, 183.19
Therefore, to comfortably afford the property, your yearly income would need to be approximately $17, 047, 327.56

[CindiMorgan]

That place has incredible finishes. It is a huge home, but it feels so warm and cozy. I love the rust colors against contemporary art. The kitchen was my favorite spot in the home. Privacy and functionality. Fantastic!! I love this place. ❤

[samgiler]

great video! keep up the good work erik.

[imin]

0:04 awesome view- plane and mountains