Summary:

Four bedrooms, four en-suite baths, four floors — nobody shares a bathroom on this ski trip. Minutes from Beaver Creek and Vail in EagleVail.



✔ Sleeps 9 — 2 kings, 1 queen, 1 bunk (queen + twin)

✔ Every bedroom has its own bath

✔ Remodeled kitchen + balcony mountain views

✔ 2-car garage + extra parking

✔ Crib, high chair, kid gear on hand



♡ "Bedrooms and private baths on 4 different floors" — Frances, Jan '25



» 12min ➔ Beaver Creek » 20min ➔ Vail » Walk ➔ EagleVail golf + tennis



The Space:

The Eagle's Nest is a multi-level EagleVail townhome built for groups that want togetherness without sharing a bathroom — all four bedrooms are en-suite, spread across four floors.



➔ Bedroom 1 — King bed, en-suite bath, smart TV with Netflix.

➔ Bedroom 2 — King bed, en-suite bath.

➔ Bedroom 3 — Queen bed, en-suite bath.

➔ Bedroom 4 — Bunk with a queen bottom + twin top, en-suite bath, plus a desk.



➔ Kitchen — Remodeled custom kitchen, full-size appliances, table for six, guest-rated "pristine."

➔ Living Room — Fireplace, sectional, smart TV, opening to a mountain-view balcony.

➔ Outside — Balcony, gas grill, 2-car garage plus dedicated spots.

➔ Family-ready — Pack 'n Play, high chair, kids' books and toys (the home is not fully childproofed).



3 PROS:

1. Four en-suite bedrooms — every couple gets a private bath

2. 12 minutes to Beaver Creek, 10 to Vail, garage parking

3. Walk to EagleVail golf, tennis, and pickleball in summer

4. This home has air conditioning, very rare in the mountains!



2 CONS:

1. Heat runs uneven across the floors — cooler at bottom, warmer at top

2. With 9 guests, hot water is shared — stagger showers after a ski day



We do utilize a weblink outside the platform that directs guests to our guidebook. You will receive an email with this link. This is the ONLY way guests can access check-in information, and facilitates the collection of fees and other special requests/upgraded services we offer.

To protect your stay, you'll choose one of two options during online check-in: a $250 refundable security deposit (a temporary card hold, released after checkout) or a small damage waiver ($10/night, max $80).



Guest Access:

The entire townhome is yours — all four floors, the garage, and the balcony. Self check-in by keypad, with a 2-car garage plus dedicated uncovered parking.



Before arrival you'll receive an email link to our digital guidebook — it's the only place check-in details live, so please open it before you travel.



The Neighborhood:

You're in EagleVail, the quieter valley between Avon and Vail, with mountain views and quick access to two world-class resorts without resort-village prices.



From the door:

- Beaver Creek (about 12 min) and Vail (about 20 min) for skiing and riding

- The EagleVail golf course, tennis, pickleball, and a community pool — walkable in summer

- Avon's restaurants, grocery, and Nottingham Lake (about 5 min)

- Eagle County Airport about 30 minutes west for an easy fly-in trip



Getting Around:

Most guests get the most out of EagleVail with a car — you have a 2-car garage plus dedicated spots, and free parking makes day trips to Vail and Beaver Creek easy. The free ECO Transit and resort shuttles run through the valley if you'd rather not drive on a powder day.



Other Things to Note:

This is a multi-level mountain townhome. A few honest notes so your stay goes smoothly:



- Heat runs unevenly across the four floors — cooler at the bottom, warmer at the top. Adjust the per-level thermostats and crack a window up top if needed.

- With a full house of 9, hot water is shared. After a ski day, stagger back-to-back showers so everyone gets hot water.

- Family gear is provided (Pack 'n Play, high chair, toys), but the home is not fully childproofed.

- Not pet friendly.

- Self check-in details and any add-on services come through the Traverse digital guidebook link emailed before arrival.



Interaction with Guests:

We're a text or call away — typical response under an hour. Check-in is self-service by keypad; we'll confirm you're settled, then leave you to your trip. Need a Beaver Creek tip or a dinner rec in Avon? Just ask.