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Slopeside real estate
- Thread starter Morwax
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Puck it
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Attitash Grand Summit has cheap quarter shares but fees are high.
Looked at a couple units at attitash.. just not that crazy about the mountain. We thought fees were high as well. Im hoping to maybe find a deal during off season, rates are still low. Burke has some reasonable condos but im leary if the ski operation will survive.
Not sure if they are exactly ski in/out, but most of the condos along the Snubber lift are in this price range and are full share. Small condo in the Sugarloaf Inn for $53 k: http://www.sugarloafmountainside.com/listing.asp?listingID=714
o3jeff
New member
Is that a condo or a hotel room for sale? It doesn't say anything about a kitchen.
You don't need a kitchen when you are in the same building as the Shipyard Brewery ... ;-)
Probably not what he is looking for though.
Vortex
Member
Quarter share means it has to stay in a basic format, not skiis on the wall, no changes to the inside. Sunday river alway has some deals. Almost all the places are slope side, ski on ski off for the bottom floor units. That is what I call ski on ski off. Other floors have access to the trails from the bottom floor locker rooms. Here is a link. We chose here partly due to this
http://www.sundayriverliving.com/search.asp?search=slopeside&propertyID=14&bedrooms=all&price=all
http://www.sundayriverliving.com/search.asp?search=slopeside&propertyID=14&bedrooms=all&price=all
This one fits the bill for us.
http://www.sundayriverliving.com/listing.asp?listingID=462
Something about booting up in the living room and just walking outside and putting the skis on.
The 231 square foot hotel rooms would not interest me as I couldnt see spending more than a few days in one.
http://www.sundayriverliving.com/listing.asp?listingID=462
Something about booting up in the living room and just walking outside and putting the skis on.
The 231 square foot hotel rooms would not interest me as I couldnt see spending more than a few days in one.
drjeff
Well-known member
The only thing that most folks don't realize about booting up, and then de-booting in the living room, is that especially during the fringe season, you end up with ALOT of dirt and junk on the bottom of your boots that inevitably lead to a big mess that needs to be cleaned up around the door
Then magnify the mess if you have kids doing the same thing My wife and have a line of cheap runner rugs that we end up replacing about once a year that go from our door to where our boot dryer racks are. And the amount of dirt that those thing collect all season long (even with a pass with the vaccum weekly) is astounding!
That looks pretty sweet. I had seen some things like that at the Loaf a few months ago, but they seem to be gone now.
Vortex
Member
The only thing that most folks don't realize about booting up, and then de-booting in the living room, is that especially during the fringe season, you end up with ALOT of dirt and junk on the bottom of your boots that inevitably lead to a big mess that needs to be cleaned up around the door
My wife and have a line of cheap runner rugs that we end up replacing about once a year that go from our door to where our boot dryer racks are. And the amount of dirt that those thing collect all season long (even with a pass with the vaccum weekly) is astounding!
I have a vaccum.:razz: I would prefer to vaccum that trudge to the locker.
Vortex
Member
Morwax I have a few friends in the Real estae office there if you really want some contacts.
Sunday River Bob? Could you pm me that info?
Thanks, Mike
Vortex
Member
Yea
double post, pm sent
double post, pm sent
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