120 Penn Lode

Tucked discreetly into the Breckenridge landscape, this stunning Allen-Guerra Architects design—built by Travis Construction—reveals its grandeur slowly and intentionally. A limestone motor court and timber-trussed entry welcome guests into a retreat where rustic elegance meets refined living. Iron-and-glass doors open to a soaring wood-clad clerestory ceiling, perfectly framing panoramic views of the ski slopes and Wetlands Reserve.At the heart of the home, an expansive kitchen anchors the main level, complete with a hidden caterer’s kitchen and walk-in pantry. 

The space flows effortlessly into the dining room, great room, and a cozy den with a live-edge walnut bar. A three-sided fireplace wrapped in limestone and custom metal sets the mood, while the west-facing deck—with BBQ area and see-through fireplace—invites year-round outdoor living.The south wing houses the private primary suite, a peaceful sanctuary with a vaulted ceiling, fireplace, and breathtaking views of Peaks 6, 7, and 8. The adjoining spa-like bath features a steam shower and freestanding tub that open to a covered deck. A room-sized walk-in closet connects to a private office and a “snore room” designed for peaceful slumber.

A floating custom staircase leads to four upper-level en-suite bedrooms, including a vaulted bunk room, and a bridge that cradles a reading nook and library. The lower level opens to a rec room with fireplace, backlit stone bar, pool table, and a full spa wing—featuring a sauna, steam shower, Nordic ski room, and a curved-glass fitness center. Outside, a heated flagstone patio leads to a private hot tub.

Beyond the elevator and laundry, two guest suites offer luxury and comfort, while a 160” home theater—complete with snack bar—delivers the perfect end to a day in the mountains. This home is an experience, not just a residence.