This ski-in/ski-out, contemporary mountainside residence, completed in 2024, is oriented around light and views, with walls of glass and multiple outdoor spaces capturing vistas from the Steamboat Ski Area to Emerald Mountain, the South Valley, and the Flat Tops. Envisioned by architect Frank Becker, the home is ideal as a multi-generational mountain retreat or short-term rental investment property, featuring multiple living spaces, an elevator, and five ensuite bedrooms distributed across the residence for privacy and flexibility. Enter the main living area, where 12-foot wood-beamed ceilings soar above custom-crafted interiors, complete with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and glass doors that open onto a wraparound terrace, extending the living experience outward. The kitchen features white oak cabinetry, a waterfall quartz island, and integrated wine storage, connected to a dining area positioned toward the views. A central staircase creates a strong architectural element, connecting the upper and lower levels and the clean and contemporary interior palette. Entertaining continues on the upper level, which features a second living area, game room, additional sleeping area, and full bath. Downstairs, the primary suite includes a sitting area with fireplace, dual outdoor access, and a bath with steam shower, soaking tub, and separate vanities. A second bedroom suite with outdoor access completes this level. On the lower level, three bedroom suites share a wet bar and living space, including a custom bunk room with four queen beds. Additional features include two laundry areas, radiant heat, A/C, and snowmelt systems designed for efficient year-round use. A shared turf yard with fire pit adds outdoor entertaining space, and a deeded agreement provides optional access to Bear Claw amenities, including pool, fitness center, and shuttle. Projected rental income ranges from $250K to $400K annually, supported by efficient, low-cost systems for a home of this scale.