Nestled on a hillside above Basalt in the Aspen Junction neighborhood, this thoughtfully designed home blends mountain views, modern efficiency, and flexible living spaces. From the property and deck, enjoy views of the Roaring Fork River corridor and Mt. Sopris, with easy access to outdoor recreation and regional transportation.

Constructed in 2014 as a BonnaVilla modular home, the residence was built in a controlled factory environment, often resulting in precise construction and energy performance. Inside, there are a total of seven bedrooms; five are located in the main and upper floors, and a two-bedroom lock off unit on the first level is ideal for an alternative income source or added space for extended family. Built with active and passive solar energy in mind, the house has many windows to offer views and natural light throughout the house and there is a 450-square foot, covered deck adds even more livable area to this 4,500+ square foot home. The entire home and driveway are heated by hydronic radiant heating and the air-to-water heat pump system and natural gas are supplements to keep everyone comfortable no matter the weather. The installed 15.48 kW solar photovoltaic system takes care of the electricity and it was designed with provisions for potential future battery integration.

There are ample parking areas including an oversized two-car garage that offer plenty of parking. The property landscaping emphasizes xeriscaping and drip irrigation, with a small rose and lavender garden adding seasonal color. Plus, easy access to the Rio Grande Trail, RFTA bus stops, and minutes from Willits makes this a win for owners, renters, and guests.