Take a 360 Tour of the property here!

This isn't just a vacation rental. It's your own private mountain compound in Durango where epic memory creations actually happen.

Picture 84 acres of pure Durango wilderness. You're surrounded by towering pines, golden aspens, and rocky mountain bluffs. Elk and deer wander down to the pond just a few hundred yards from your door. Sometimes you'll spot black bears and turkeys too. This is the kind of place where everyone puts their phones down and just watches nature do its thing.

Ten bedrooms mean you can bring everyone. The whole extended family. Your entire leadership team. All 38 people can sleep comfortably in this 12,300 square foot estate, and with 13 bathrooms, there's never a wait.

The theater room is what seals the deal for most guests. Fifteen reclining chairs facing a massive screen. After that, there's billiards, shuffleboard, and a poker table for the late night crowd. This is where memories get made after the sun goes down.

The heated pool is big enough for actual games. We're talking volleyball nets and basketball hoops. When you're done, slip into the in ground hot tub and watch the sunset paint the mountains pink and orange.

Where You Are

Majestic Manor sits on 84 private acres along Florida Road in Durango, Colorado. Close enough for everything; far enough for none of it to find you.

Lemon Reservoir: 10 minutes

Vallecito Lake: 15 minutes

Downtown Durango: 25 minutes

Durango La Plata County Airport (DRO): 25 minutes

Bayfield: 30 minutes

Durango Hot Springs: 35 minutes

Purgatory Resort: 60 minutes

Mesa Verde National Park: 1 hour 15 minutes

Silverton (by car): 1 hour 45 minutes

What to Do While You're Here

Two lakes sit practically at your doorstep. Lemon Reservoir is ten minutes away for quiet trout fishing, and Vallecito Lake adds boating, kayaking, and paddleboard rentals just past it.

In Durango, raft the Animas River whitewater right through downtown, then soak it off at Durango Hot Springs north of town. Book the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, a coal fired steam train climbing through the San Juan Mountains to the historic mining town of Silverton. It sells out; reserve early.

Saddle up for guided horseback rides through national forest terrain. Chase waterfalls at Cascade Falls near Purgatory or along the Vallecito Creek Trail into the Weminuche Wilderness. At Purgatory Resort, ride the Inferno Mountain Coaster down the mountainside, take a scenic lift, or hit the ziplines. Hikers and mountain bikers have hundreds of miles of San Juan National Forest trails to burn through.

Got a full day? Mesa Verde National Park and its ancestral cliff dwellings are worth the drive west.

Whatever brings you here, you'll leave different. That's what happens when you go beyond ordinary.