Disclosures: None

Substructure: Slab

Exterior Finish: Stone; Wood (Natural)

Roof: Metal

Sanitation: Septic; Other

Primary Heat: Radiant in Floor; Solar

Water: Other

Gas: Propane Tanks

Electric: Solar

Extra Rooms: Kitchenette; Office; Storage

Open Area Parking: On Street Only

Appliances: Gas Oven/Range; Kitchenette; Refrigerator

Special Location: Borders Nat'l Forest; Mining Claim; Nat'l Forest Service; Rural; Very Rural

Business Inclusions: Books; Fixtures Included; Name

Green Features: Harvested Rain Water

The sustainable resort was a true labor of love, constructed from hand-hewn, reclaimed hardwood, flown in by helicopter or dragged to 11,700 feet through rocky and often snow-covered mountain terrain. Surrounded by countless mountain peaks and glades of evergreens, the main lodge is 2300 square feet of mountain modern design. A cozy and intimate main floor features a quaint kitchen with Amish wood cookstove and dining room for up to twenty, while the remaining two levels of the home are occupied by a lounge area, two wood fire stoves, five bedrooms and two bathrooms. Sunlit peaks back the home's two decks which provide space for quiet reflection and intimate conversation. The newly built, neighboring caretaker unit is 488 square feet between its two levels, offering staff two bedrooms, and a kitchen with antique wood and gas cookstove. Restorative and relaxing, the third building is a 168 square foot, wood-fired sauna serving as the perfect place to warm your muscles with its cedar lining and incredible deck views, teasing the adventure that lies ahead. Encompassing the current Opus Hut business as well as the 10 acre inholding that it operates within, the opportunity to purchase a property like Opus Hut is rare, and seldom available on the open market. Use it to wipe the slate clean and let your own ideas unfold, or continue an iconic business forward in a hard-to-enter, and fast-growing industry.