14 Larkspur Lane, Highmark
$6,400,000
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Ski home on the Larch trail.
The lodge sits on the uphill side of Larkspur Lane, with the Larch trail running along its back fence. You click in at the ski room door and you're on groomed snow in about 40 feet. Inside, the great room is built around a two-story stone chimney, with fir beams cut in the valley and windows that face the upper mountain. The 5 bedrooms are split between two wings, so a full house still has quiet corners. The kitchen was redone in 2022. The first 60 feet of the drive are heated, and it faces south, which matters more in March than any finish does. Dues cover road plowing and trail grooming.
Key facts
- Beds
- 5
- Baths
- 5.5
- Square feet
- 5,860
- Lot
- 1.2 acres
- Year built
- 2009
- Garage
- 3-car, heated
- Heat
- Radiant floors, propane boiler
- Water
- Highmark Water District
- HOA
- $4,800 a year
- Taxes
- $31,200 a year (2025)
Square footage, acreage, taxes and dues come from the seller and public records. Verify anything you're relying on.
The land
1.2 acres of spruce and larch, backing onto the Larch trail easement. The building site is level and the south half has been left wild.
The house
5,860 square feet of timber frame and local stone, built in 2009 and kept by one owner. Radiant heat on every floor, and a ski room with boot dryers for 12 pairs.
Getting here
9 miles up Highmark Road from Old Town, then left on Larkspur Lane. The association plows it before 7, and the Larch Chair is a 3-minute ski from the back door.
Where it sits in the valley
The ski village at 6,420 feet. First chair turns at 8:30. More about Highmark
