Donner Summit, CA - Sugar Bowl Resort has launched a new website highlighting the real estate opportunities at the nation’s only snowbound village located on the slopes of one of West’s most legendary ski resorts.
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Sugar Bowl is a slopeside village unequaled in North America. Connected by groomed ski trails, the Village homes sit below the snow-laden peaks of Sugar Bowl Resort’s Mount Disney and Mount Lincoln. When the ski lifts close for the day, the Village becomes a secluded, snowbound, quiet refuge for homeowners with unrivaled recreation only steps away. A short stroll down quiet paths takes you to fireplace-warmed dining at The Lodge. A cross-country ski from the doorstep directly connects to the groomed trails of Royal Gorge, America’s largest cross-country ski resort, and downhill skiers can slide right to their front door from the top of Sugar Bowl’s peaks.
The website gives homeowners and prospective buyers information on the availability of newly released Summit Crossing homesites, highlights re-sale opportunities in the Village at Sugar Bowl, and gives an overview of the village services, amenities and recreational opportunities.
Summit Crossing is a rare release of 25 new homesites at the Village at Sugar Bowl. The new website offers details on the prices, location and amenities available to Summit Crossing homeowners.
For prospective buyers who have a hard time visualizing the experience of living in a snowbound village, a new feature video on the Village at Sugar Bowl website gives them an inside look at the advantages of village homeownership — including reserved underground parking, snowcat transportation, dedicated express liftline privileges, and full-service home care and guest services.
The website also features improved navigation, an interactive village map showing properties currently on the market, and an informational section on the improvements planned for Sugar Bowl Resort. Sugar Bowl’s unique “lots of lifts” development approach reinvests the money made in real estate sales back into on-mountain improvements.
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