Sold Crested Butte Home 823 Whiterock Avenue

About 823 Whiterock Avenue

This beautifully updated townhome in the on the sunny East side of Crested Butte located in the sought-after Verzuh annexation neighborhood offered the perfect blend of comfort and convenience and style in one perfect package.

With south-facing living spaces, radiant in-floor heat, a two-car garage, and a private fenced yard surrounded by mature aspens, this home truly lives like a single-family residence.

Turn-key and fully furnished, it featured modern upgrades, smart-home functionality, and an unbeatable location—just steps to Town Park, the Rec path, Elk Avenue dining and shopping, and the free shuttle to the ski resort.

Another wonderful family now calls downtown Crested Butte home — and I was honored to help make it happen.

About Downtown Crested Butte

Demand for quality homes in historic downtown Crested Butte is constant. Many people want to be close to restaurants, and shops, and it is a short walk or easy townie bike ride to meet up with friends.

The convenience of the Mountain Express shuttle bus to and from Mt. Crested Butte base area is also a nice amenity. Downtown Crested Butte real estate is the highest price per square foot in the Crested Butte area. There is a permanent population in town of about 1,500.There are historic homes that were built in the 1880s and new homes that are being built on the limited remaining vacant town lots.

The Verzuh and Kapushion annexations provided more land to the footprint of downtown over 20 years ago, and these areas are finally being filled-in with luxury homes. Building or remodeling a home requires approval from the Board of Zoning and Architectural Review (BOZAR) that consists of a seven-member Board.