Property archive: This profile was published February 27, 2026. The listing broker's MLS 44135 property page, checked September 28, 2026, marks 731 Shadow Lane sold on April 27, 2026 for $8,110,000. This article preserves the home's design and location details; it is not an offer of current availability.
Listing courtesy of Iva Hild, Global Real Estate Advisor with LIV Sotheby's International Realty. The original profile introduced a newly completed home in Telluride's east end, combining contemporary interiors with access to town and nearby outdoor recreation.
The original listing describes views toward Bear Creek, a nearby river setting and access to Town Park and the River Trail. Downtown dining and shopping are part of the appeal. Buyers comparing this setting with other neighborhoods should walk the actual routes to the places they use, including ski transportation, and account for winter conditions. A general description of walkability does not promise a particular travel time or direct ski access.
Expansive windows and an open great room connect the interior to the surrounding mountain landscape. The original profile emphasized changing alpine light and views through the seasons. Its deck adds outdoor living space for coffee, gatherings or quiet evenings, subject to weather and maintenance; year-round comfort is not assured by a south-facing or sunny description.
Custom cabinetry, carefully selected finishes and clean lines define the contemporary interior. The kitchen was described with a full Miele appliance suite and built-in coffee center, serving both daily meals and entertaining.
The great room provides gathering space after time outdoors. The listing specifications are four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and one partial bathroom across approximately 2,784 square feet. Those details help compare the layout with other homes; verify measurements and permitted use through the transaction's records and inspections.
The original article presented completion as an alternative to managing a multi-year custom build. That can be relevant to a buyer's schedule. It does not establish superior energy efficiency, lower maintenance costs or a better investment than every older home.
For any newer property, review permits, completion records, warranties, inspection findings, building systems and operating costs. Compare the actual floor plan and finish condition with your needs. A completed design can also be less flexible than a project you commission yourself.
The combination of location, indoor space and outdoor connections illustrates one approach to living in Telluride's town core. The original scarcity and rapid-demand language was marketing commentary, not a quantified inventory study. One sale cannot establish the value or likely appreciation of another property.
Compare recent relevant transactions, competing listings, condition, access and ownership costs. Distinguish a listing's advertised features from verified records, and a past sale from a home currently offered.
The listing broker's archived property details and photos provide the source record. For homes currently being marketed, use Mountain Rose Realty's property search and confirm availability before making plans.
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