Skyland. Crested Butte, CO

Clubhouse

Situated on the sunny side of Mount Crested Butte in Skyland, this custom single-family home is a perfect retreat for a family that thrives on mountain living while enjoying tennis and golf at the Club at Crested Butte next door. The mountain home’s floor plan fans out to showcase the lush greens, aspen and spruce of the Club’s back nine, with sweeping 180-degree views from Whetstone to Paradise Divide beyond.

A rhythm of single-sloping shed roofs lends the house a distinctly contemporary character, while a warm palette of stucco, stone, and timber accents keeps it rooted in its mountain setting. A bold stone wall, both functional and sculptural, anchors the structure to the hillside and creates a sense of arrival from the street side. The stone forms are reiterated on the patio side of the home, creating distinct outdoor spaces with varying qualities of light.
On the exterior, a thoughtful interplay of lower roofs and trellises softens transitions to the outdoors, offering both shade and shelter while blending the home seamlessly into its high alpine environment.

A glass entry welcomes you and brings your gaze straight through the open living area to the green golf course and panoramic views of the mountains beyond. The open living, kitchen, and dining areas form the heart of the home—perfect for gathering—with a dramatic three-sided glass fireplace and a floating stair that adds architectural interest while keeping sightlines clear.

Upstairs, an open hallway overlooks the main living spaces, leading to five bedrooms—including a generous bunk room designed with summer guests in mind.

STATUS:
Completion 2025
TYPE:
New Construction
USE:
Single-Family Residence
SIZE:
4,800 sqft
Structural Engineer:
Knott Laboratory LLC
Contractor:
Kevin Tutor Custom Homes
TAXONOMY:
Featured

Design Highlights:

  • Fan-shaped floor plan captures 180-degree mountain and golf course views
  • Natural materials of stucco, stone and timber serve to blend the home’s contemporary forms into the neighborhood
  • Sculptural stone wall anchors the home to its hillside setting
  • Layered outdoor spaces offer varied light and strong indoor-outdoor flow
  • Trellises and lower rooflines soften the transition to nature
  • Three-sided glass fireplace adds warmth and transparency to main living area
  • Floating stair preserves views and adds architectural interest
  • Five-bedroom layout includes a spacious bunk room for guests