Estimate anchored to the provided list price of $999,000 and AVM (~$1.001M). Range accounts for fractional nature (single-month deed), supply/demand in Vail Village, and typical per-sf rates for resort condos. No live comparable sales search performed.
Deeded March Month — Three Adjacent Residences in Vail Village
This rare deeded-fraction offering delivers the full month of March in Vail Village across three side-by-side residences — the ideal solution for skiers who want the same home, the same month, and the same effortless access every year. Combined, the three units total approximately 2,100 square feet and are laid out to give families or groups both privacy and shared living areas. Each residence features a full kitchen, primary bedroom, full bathroom, a Murphy bed for flexible sleeping arrangements, and vaulted ceilings that amplify the mountain atmosphere.
Owners step out and board Gondola Zero — the private on-demand shuttle — for direct transport to Gold Peak (Lift 6) and ski school, eliminating the hassle of driving, gear transfers, and parking at the base. When you return, the complex amenities are easy to enjoy: unwind in the pool or hot tubs, use the common laundry after a long powder day, and walk to Vail Village for dinner, shopping, and après-ski options. The package includes three dedicated parking spaces assigned to the offering.
This fractional is deeded (not floating), which means your March reservation is the same each year and the same three residences are yours — no unit rotation, no week lotteries. That determinism is a strong benefit for multi-generational family groups or co-owners who want to build a yearly ritual. The building dates to 1974 and retains mountain contemporary character; interior updates can personalize the spaces to modern preferences while preserving the convenience and location premium.
Offered at $999,000, the price reflects the Vail Village location, dedicated parking, shuttle-to-lift access, and the convenience of deeded, fixed-period ownership. This product is especially compelling to buyers who value predictability and relationship with the property over full-year ownership responsibilities. Contact listing agent Jon Lindner to review deed documents, association rules, and to schedule a viewing — serious buyers will want to confirm deed structure and any association restrictions prior to contract.
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A 1974 mountain contemporary.
Building
Site & utilities
Vail Village / Frontage Road corridor
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Location
500 S Frontage Rd #414, Vail, CO 81657
S Frontage Road places you at the doorstep of Vail Village living — a compact, pedestrian-friendly environment centered on dining, boutique shopping and mountain culture. The frontage corridor balances easy vehicle access with the pedestrian convenience of the village; private shuttles and short walks mean owners are rarely dependent on cars when the lifts are running. The neighborhood skews toward hospitality and second-home ownership, and it retains strong winter activity with quieter shoulder seasons for hiking and biking.
Outstanding access to alpine skiing via private shuttle to Lift 6, plus immediate proximity to Vail Village amenities; hiking and mountain biking close by in summer/shoulder seasons.
A factual market snapshot around 500 S Frontage Rd.
Vail's resort market is specialized and seasonal: prime ski months (December–March) create concentrated demand for village-front properties and units with direct lift access. Inventory in Vail Village is typically tight; median sale prices for village condominiums are higher than the broader Eagle County average due to walkability and lift convenience. Over the past year the Vail resort market experienced modest appreciation (single-digit), and five-year performance has been positive as affluent buyers continue to allocate for lifestyle residences. Fractional and deeded-month products attract a narrower buyer pool, which can lengthen marketing timelines but often produce committed buyers when the offering aligns with their needs. Buyers should expect a market with moderate velocity (inventory months ~3) and a premium for units that simplify mountain access and reduce operating friction (assigned parking, shuttle access, and consistent unit occupancy).
Resort/Residential zoning typical for properties in Vail Village frontage corridor; allows short-term lodging and resort residential uses in many parcels, subject to local regulations and deed restrictions.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Residential Condominium
- Resort Lodging/Fractional Ownership (Subject To Local Permits)
- Commercial Uses On Certain Parcels (Varies By Block)
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Key findings
- List price anchored at $999,000; AVM approximately $1.001M
- Offering is deeded fractional ownership (month of March) across three units — confirm deed count and fractional share structure
- Total combined area listed as approximately 2,100 SF with 3 beds and 3 baths
- Complex amenities and assigned parking add utility relative to typical fractional units
- Marketability concentrated to buyers seeking seasonal, repeatable March use
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- Three adjacent residences combined — approx. 2,100 SF total
- Each unit includes full kitchen, primary bedroom, and full bathroom
- Murphy beds for flexible sleeping configurations
- Vaulted ceilings for open mountain ambiance
- Fireplace(s) present — cozy après-ski seating areas
Exterior & Lot
- Assigned parking: 3 dedicated spaces included
- Complex amenities: pool and hot tubs
- Common laundry facilities
- Frontage Road location with short walk/shuttle to Vail Village
Location & Neighborhood
- Walking distance to Vail Village shops and restaurants
- Private Gondola Zero shuttle to Gold Peak (Lift 6) and ski school
- Close to Vail's core village services and nightlife
- Resort-oriented neighborhood with strong seasonal visitation
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 90/100
- Immediate access to skiing, après-ski, dining, and boutique shopping
- Nearby hiking and mountain biking trails for shoulder-season recreation
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