On Elk Track Court, Beaver Creek's most storied address and the first street ever developed in the resort, stands a residence that redefines mountain living. Once home to President Gerald Ford, Leonard Firestone, Steve Fossett, and other icons, Elk Track Court now welcomes a new legend: the house Kästle built. Redeveloped by the owner of Kästle Skis in collaboration with Zehren Architects, the visionaries behind Beaver Creek Village, this Scandinavian Modern estate is one of the most impressive properties ever offered in ski country. Every detail reflects a century of alpine heritage and architectural pedigree. Walls of glass invite natural light to pour through expansive interiors, framing panoramic views of the slopes in every direction. Ski access is unrivaled, with the Strawberry Park Lift passing directly through the property, while Beaver Creek Village's fine dining, boutiques, and cultural offerings are just steps away. The developer behind this masterpiece brings a portfolio that spans the ski industry and global resort destinations. With a history of ski resort ownership, luxury hotels, and award‑winning golf courses. He sponsors national ski teams and has invested in iconic properties across Europe, from Greece to Prague. His deep knowledge of skiing, resort living, and luxury development has culminated here, on Beaver Creek Mountain. Set on nearly two acres, this luxury residence offers seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms, his and hers kitchens, a wine room, private fitness center, steam room, sauna, ski lounge, club room, home theater, and magnificent outdoor living spaces. A rare combination tennis and pickleball court completes the lifestyle amenities, ensuring every comfort is at hand. This home is more than architecture; it is a statement of legacy, precision, and magnificence. It is the newest Kästle experience, crafted by a visionary who believes Beaver Creek is the finest ski resort in the world.
