Windham Mountain Going Private??

[ghughes20]

From the Thrillist.com….

This winter wonderland located just two-and-a-half hours outside New York City, previously open to the public, is in the process of becoming a semi-private, four-season resort with horseback riding, fly-fishing, and golf—and a $175,000 price tag to buy in. That’s the early bird special though: At the end of March, that price increases to $200,000. Meanwhile, membership dues will run $9,000 a year, with increases on the horizon as more amenities join Windham’s list of offerings.​

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This seems, um…., ambitious.

Seen this movie before; The Hermitage. Very interested to see how this plays out.

 

[2planks2coasts]

Extensively discussed here:

https://forums.alpinezone.com/threads/keeping-an-eye-on-windham.144354/

 

[Zermatt]

Maybe this will crash the price of every slopeside ski condo in the US (probably not), but what happens to everyone that lives there?

How long does their Ikon deal last?

 

[icecoast1]

From the Thrillist.com….

This winter wonderland located just two-and-a-half hours outside New York City, previously open to the public, is in the process of becoming a semi-private, four-season resort with horseback riding, fly-fishing, and golf—and a $175,000 price tag to buy in. That’s the early bird special though: At the end of March, that price increases to $200,000. Meanwhile, membership dues will run $9,000 a year, with increases on the horizon as more amenities join Windham’s list of offerings.​

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This seems, um…., ambitious.

Seen this movie before; The Hermitage. Very interested to see how this plays out.

Hermitage seems to be doing fine now that Jim Barnes is out of the picture