Estimate anchored to the asking price of **$3,595,000** and derived from area market knowledge for high-end single-family product in Frisco (price per SF near $1,000+ for new, view-oriented homes), adjusted ± roughly 8–10% for condition, lot, and recent 2021 construction.
Mountain-Modern Retreat with Panoramic Summit County Views
This mountain‑modern residence in The Reserve at Frisco delivers a rare combination of contemporary design, practical amenities, and sweeping summit views. Completed in 2021 and thoughtfully engineered for everyday living and entertaining, the home centers on a vaulted great room with a statement fireplace and expansive windows that frame Buffalo, Chief and nearby Wichita peaks. A double‑opening sliding glass door extends the great room to a generous patio—an ideal spot for apres‑ski gatherings or quiet evenings under the stars.
The chef’s kitchen is appointed for serious cooking: Monogram appliances, custom cabinetry, quartz waterfall counters, a generous eat‑in bar and integrated storage. The main level hosts the primary suite—a private retreat with spa‑style five‑piece bath (soaking tub, oversized walk‑in shower) and direct outdoor access. Elevator service between floors simplifies moving groceries, luggage or equipment and expands accessibility.
Downstairs the finished lower level expands living options with a family/media room and three additional bedrooms, each with its own en‑suite bath—perfect for visiting family or rental guests seeking privacy. Smart‑home control via Savant manages lighting, audio, blinds, climate and security from a single interface. Practical touches include an in‑unit laundry with utility sink and a two‑car heated/insulated garage with 220V and finished floors.
Location is a standout: walk to Main Street Frisco’s shops and restaurants, Whole Foods and Basecamp Shops, or head to Frisco Marina and Adventure Park within minutes. When winter arrives, multiple world‑class resorts are within easy driving range. For buyers seeking a turnkey mountain lifestyle—either full‑time or as a high-end second home—110 Windflower Ln pairs modern luxury with prime town access.
A 2021 mountain contemporary on 0.26 acres.
Building
Site & utilities
The Reserve at Frisco
Researched nearby locations
Location
110 Windflower Ln, Frisco, CO 80443
The Reserve at Frisco is a covenant-protected community characterized by modern mountain homes, open greenways, and walking trails that weave through the neighborhood. It places residents within easy walking distance of Frisco’s lively Main Street—home to restaurants, galleries and seasonal events—and provides quick access to Summit County’s lakes, bike paths and ski corridors. The neighborhood appeals to full-time families, professionals and second‑home buyers seeking quiet streets with immediate town access.
Immediate access to trails, Frisco Marina, and year‑round outdoor recreation. Ski resorts reachable within a short drive, and the town hosts many outdoor events and festivals.
A factual market snapshot around 110 Windflower Ln.
Frisco sits among Summit County’s most resilient resort markets. Inventory for high‑quality single-family homes often trades faster than the broader county average, particularly for properties with views, new construction, and proximity to Main Street. Median single-family pricing in the county is significantly lower than this listing’s tier; this home sits in the upper echelon where price-per-square-foot commonly exceeds $1,000 for newer, architecturally distinct product. Buyers should expect a market where well-priced, turnkey homes receive strong interest in peak seasons (winter and summer). Negotiation levers today include timing (off-season listings typically see fewer competing offers) and verifying rental potential for investors. Overall, quality Frisco inventory remains in demand due to limited lots and strong second‑home buyer interest.
Residential single‑family within a covenant-protected Planned Unit Development (The Reserve at Frisco).
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Single Family Residential
- Accessory Structures Per PUD Covenants And Town Code
- Short Term Rentals Typically Allowed Subject To Town Regulations And Neighborhood Covenants
Assessment data and recorded transactions.
Assessed value is kept visually separate from the CompCasa market-value estimate.
Sale history
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- Listed at **$3,595,000**; 3,306 SF, 4 beds, 4.5 baths, built 2021.
- Corner lot of ~11,282 SF in The Reserve at Frisco, covenant-protected community.
- High-end finishes (Monogram appliances, quartz waterfall counters, custom cabinetry).
- Smart-home (Savant) integrates lighting, audio, blinds, climate control and security.
- Two-car heated/insulated garage with 220V and finished flooring.
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- Primary suite on main level with spa-style 5-piece en‑suite
- Chef's kitchen with Monogram appliances and quartz waterfall counters
- Savant smart-home integration (lighting, audio, blinds, climate, security)
- Elevator between levels
- Finished lower-level family/media room
- In-unit laundry with utility sink
- Double-pane & egress windows; mixed wood, tile, and carpet floors
Exterior & Lot
- Corner lot of 11,282 sqft (~0.26 acres)
- Outdoor patio accessed via double-opening sliding door
- Landscaped and irrigated yard with sloped topography
- 2-car heated and insulated garage with 220V
- Walking trails and open space within the Reserve at Frisco
Location & Neighborhood
- Short walk to Main Street Frisco (shops, dining, events)
- Close to Frisco Marina, Adventure Park, and trail networks
- Whole Foods and Basecamp Shops nearby
- Covenant-protected community with maintained open spaces
- Approximately 30–45 minutes to several major ski areas
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 70/100
- Nearby lakes, bike trails, and trailheads
- Year-round recreation: boating and summer festivals to winter skiing
- Community trails that connect to downtown and recreational nodes
Sources & research confidence.
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