Set above the village, where the horizon opens and the forest begins, 2104 St. Bernard Drive feels removed in all the right ways.

Light moves through the home from morning to evening, shifting across walls of glass and settling into the warmth of wood floors and a sculptural river rock hearth. The great room is both expansive and grounded — a space designed as much for quiet mornings as it is for gathering.

Beyond, the deck becomes an extension of the living space, suspended above the landscape with uninterrupted views and nothing behind but protected greenbelt.

The primary suite offers a slower rhythm — private, connected to the outdoors, with a bath designed for pause. Upstairs, the home softens into flexibility: guest rooms, balconies, and tucked-away spaces that invite retreat, creativity, or rest.

Ownership includes access to Pine Mountain Club’s amenities—pool, golf, tennis, equestrian center, and clubhouse—along with essential services like road maintenance, snow removal, trash, and 24/7 patrol.

A refined mountain residence where architecture, setting, and lifestyle align.