Nestled at the end of a quiet Breckenridge cul-de-sac, this 3,700-square-foot home has been reimagined from a dated traditional into a modern transitional retreat with south-facing views toward Peak 10. The remodel centered on creating more livable space for a large family—converting the original garage into two bedrooms, opening the main level into an airy vaulted great room, and adding a spacious rooftop deck above a newly built garage. With modern stone, vertical siding, and an open-concept layout, the design now invites both connection and calm, seamlessly blending function, beauty, and the spectacular alpine backdrop.
To meet the needs of an active, extended family, the renovation increased sleeping capacity and improved flow. The loft was removed to open the main level to dramatic gabled ceilings, while the new deck—connected to the great room and kitchen—offers a generous outdoor gathering space with sweeping ski resort views.
Transforming the existing structure into a more modern design required careful adaptation. Every change, from the reconfigured floor plan to the material palette, was crafted to feel both fresh and timeless—enhancing the home’s presence in the neighborhood while ensuring it remains warm, inviting, and distinctly personal to the family who calls it home.