The Glasshouse, 9 Summit Spur Road, Highmark
$4,900,000
Under contract. Ask to be told if it comes back.
Glass on two sides, built 2021.
Summit Spur is the highest road in the village, and number 9 is the last house on it. The main floor is one long room with glass on the south and west sides, so the Stillhorn Range fills the view from the stove to the sofa. Timber posts carry the roof, which is why there are so few walls. The 4 bedrooms are on the lower level, each with its own bath and a door to the terrace. The house was finished in 2021 with triple-pane glass and a heat pump that does most of the work until the temperature drops below 5 degrees. It isn't ski-in. The village shuttle stops 200 yards down the road.
Key facts
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 4.5
- Square feet
- 4,120
- Lot
- 0.8 acre
- Year built
- 2021
- Garage
- 2-car
- Heat
- Radiant floors, heat pump with propane backup
- Water
- Highmark Water District
- HOA
- $3,600 a year
- Taxes
- $24,800 a year (2025)
Square footage, acreage, taxes and dues come from the seller and public records. Verify anything you're relying on.
The land
0.8 acre at 6,780 feet, at the top end of Summit Spur. The ground above it is association open space.
The house
4,120 square feet on two levels, finished in 2021. Triple-pane glass, radiant floors and an air-source heat pump with a propane boiler behind it.
Getting here
From the village, take Chairline Road to Summit Spur and climb for half a mile. It's plowed daily, and it's steep enough that you'll want real snow tires.
Where it sits in the valley
The ski village at 6,420 feet. First chair turns at 8:30. More about Highmark
