The five highest-priced home sales reported in Vail Valley Area, Colorado for the week ending November 1, 2026, came to a combined $29.465 million. All five are in Eagle County: two in Vail, two in Edwards and one in Beaver Creek.
The group runs from compact condominiums close to the lifts to large single-family homes on wooded lots near the golf courses of Cordillera, with homes built between 1971 and 2002.
No. 1 — $8,600,000 · 660 Lionshead Pl #325, Vail, Colorado
This penthouse is on the top floor of Lion Square Lodge in Vail’s Lionshead Village, a short distance from the Lionshead Gondola, and owners can ski in and ski out. It sold furnished for $8.6 million, the highest price of the week.
The home dates to 1971, making it the oldest in this Top 5, and at 2,175 square feet on two levels it is also the smallest by living area. It has four bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath, a chef’s kitchen and a custom wine cellar built for a collector. There are views of the ski slopes, the mountains and the valley, and the home also has a balcony, wood and carpeted floors and a gas fireplace. The property last sold for $7.65 million in 2024.
The home went under contract the same day it was listed. Ryan Anderson of Ron Byrne & Associates R.E. and Lindsey Anderson were the listing agents, and Timm Kluender of Berkshire Hathaway- Vail Lionshead represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $6,500,000 · 664 Beard Creek Trl, Edwards, Colorado
Vail Valley architect Kirk Aker designed this mountain contemporary home in Edwards, and it is built into its hillside among native rock outcroppings that give it privacy. From the site, the views take in the Cordillera Valley Club golf course, Lake Creek and the Sawatch Range. It sold for $6.5 million.
The interior sets cut flagstone and wood floors against steel-clad walls, heavy wood beams and layered stone, and the front door itself is made of reclaimed steel. At 6,811 square feet, it is the largest home of the five by living area, with five bedrooms and six bathrooms on three levels. The kitchen has quartzite countertops. For entertaining there is a game room with its own wet bar, and the home also has a wine cellar with humidity control, along with a sauna and a hot tub. The primary bedroom occupies a wing of its own, with a private balcony and two walk-in closets, while family and guests have separate wings. Outside are patios and a water feature, and the home has a heated three-car garage and a heated driveway on 0.89 acres. It was built in 1999 and last sold for $4.65 million in 2019.
Steve and Hillary McSpadden, McSpadden | Windisch, of Slifer Smith & Frampton- 230 Bridge Street, and Sasha Windisch were the listing agents. Listle Isaacs of LIV Sothebys Intl Realty Edwards Riverwalk represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $6,065,000 · 5148 Gore Cir, Vail, Colorado
Gore Creek runs along this half-acre property in East Vail’s Bighorn Fifth neighborhood, and the home faces south and west toward the East Vail chutes. It sold for $6.065 million.
Built in 1983, the home has just been through an extensive renovation. The new kitchen has Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, and a fireplace of Colorado Buff stone anchors the living space. Two newly built decks, both overlooking the creek, add about 1,159 square feet of outdoor space. Custom European woodworking and natural wood beams run through the interior.
The home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms in 4,181 square feet on three levels. An oversized two-car garage on the main level opens directly into the house. Upstairs, the primary suite looks over the creek and has vaulted wood ceilings, a walk-in closet and a bath with a steam shower, and two more bedrooms there each have their own bath. The lower level has two further bedrooms and several areas for games and movies, and three sliding glass doors open from it onto the deck and down to the water. The East Vail bus stop, with service to the slopes and Vail Village, is a short walk away, as are Bighorn Park and the Vail Racquet Club. The property last sold for $1.86 million in 2013.
Kyle Denton of Berkshire Hathaway – Vail VLG was the listing agent with Jordan Wagner, and Kyle Denton also represented the buyer, putting the same agent on both sides of the sale.
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No. 4 — $4,300,000 · 76 Hummingbird Ln #303, Beaver Creek, Colorado
Firelight Lodge, a building of just 11 residences in Beaver Creek’s Bachelor Gulch, sits along the Roughlock ski run, so owners can ski to the entrance and ride a direct elevator up to their door. This home on one floor of the building went under contract five days after it was listed and sold above its $4.25 million asking price, for $4.3 million.
Completed in 2002, it is the newest home in this Top 5. It has four bedrooms and five bathrooms in 2,579 square feet, all on a single level. Vaulted ceilings and tall windows open the rooms to the ski slopes and the Gore Range, and a private deck off the living room faces the mountains. Owners have a heated garage space, and the building has a shared hot tub. The property last sold for $2.3 million in 2019.
Anna Menz of LIV Sotheby’s Int. Realty-Vail Mountain Haus was the listing agent, and Jordan Wagner of Serhant Colorado LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $4,000,000 · 126 El Mirador, Edwards, Colorado
On 2 acres in Cordillera, the largest lot of the five, this Edwards home has five bedroom suites spread across three levels and seven bathrooms, the most in this Top 5. It sold for $4 million.
The kitchen sits at the center of the house, with a breakfast area and a fireplace of its own, and windows throughout look out on the golf course, the forest and the mountains. A den on the main level serves as a quiet office, and the lower-level family room has a custom bar and space for watching movies and games. Above the three-car garage is a private suite with its own living area and a pool table. Outside, a heated stone patio has a built-in hot tub and a gas fire pit, and beyond it is a broad lawn. Built in 2000, the 5,775-square-foot home also has solar panels, and the community has a clubhouse, a pool, tennis courts and a fitness center. The property last sold for $1.96 million in 2003.
The Horan-Kates|Rabins Team of Slifer Smith & Frampton – Hyatt was the listing agent. The home went under contract 24 days after it was listed and sold just above its $3.995 million asking price, with Terry L Oakes of LIV Sotheby’s Int. Realty-Vail Mountain Haus representing the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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