This top-floor, end-unit loft at Sugar Ski & Country Club delivers exactly what mountain buyers seek: direct slope access, recent upgrades, and a compact, efficient footprint designed for guests and owners who value location above all. The 515 SF layout was renovated with practical, durable finishes — luxury vinyl plank flooring, new windows and doors, a bright skylight overhead, and an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and refreshed cabinetry. Large roofline windows and the skylight create an airy feel in the vaulted living area, which centers around an electric fireplace and opens to a private deck with clear mountain glimpses.
The loft sleeping area gives the unit flexibility: the raised bedroom accommodates a queen bed while a sleeper sofa in the living room expands sleeping capacity to four—an important detail for short-term rental performance. Offered furnished (with limited exclusions), the condo is essentially turnkey for personal retreats or immediate entry into the resort rental market. Practical systems are straightforward: electric heat, no central cooling, and public water/sewer. Owners report the HOA fee of $366/month, which covers cable, internet, and water — plus access to the complex’s clubhouse and wellness amenities.
Community amenities are a highlight here: a recently refreshed clubhouse with an indoor heated pool, hot tub, sauna, fitness room and tennis courts provides year-round recreation when the slopes are quiet. Most notably, the slope is effectively at your doorstep — Sugar Mountain Resort is approximately a stone’s throw from the complex, making this one of the most convenient ski-in/ski-out options in the area.
Financially, comparable sales in the complex support a fair market range near $260,000–$280,000 (midpoint ~$270,000). The unit was renovated for modern vacation rental appeal and has demonstrated strong seasonal demand, particularly through the winter months. Buyers should note the building’s 1984 vintage — roof, common-area condition, and any upcoming HOA assessments should be reviewed in due diligence. For a buyer seeking a compact, low-maintenance mountain base with immediate rental and recreational upside, this loft is a standout option.