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Mountainwood 204 · Breckenridge, Colorado

Your year-round Breckenridge basecamp.
Park the car Friday — you won't need it again.

Our two-bedroom vacation rental sits in the sliver of Breckenridge between the Peak 9 lift and Main Street — three minutes to one, one minute to the other. Summer, fall, spring corn snow, or knee-deep January: all four seasons work from here.

From the front door, on foot

Quicksilver lift, Peak 93 min

Main Street Station1 min

Pool & hot tubs3 min

Main Street proper5 min

Grocery store6 min

The crepe trolley7 min

A note from your hosts

This is our place. We just share it.

We're not a property-management company with forty listings and a lockbox. Mountainwood 204 is where our own family comes to exhale — which is why the kitchen has a crockpot and real knives, why there are board games and a guest book under the TV, and why the grill matches live in the drawer above the fridge, exactly where you'd hope they'd be.

Everyone books Breckenridge for the skiing. Fair. But the trip that turns people into regulars is usually the summer one: bikes on the rec path, rafts on the Blue, a coaster on Peak 8, dinner on the deck while it's 95° back home. The pool opens Memorial Day. The crepe trolley never really closes.

— Your hosts at 204

The living room of 204 — brick fireplace, wood mantle, two sofas
The fireplace. Thermostat-controlled, argument-free.
The private deck with bistro furniture and a pine forest view
The deck, an October afternoon. Grill's just out of frame.

Hour by hour

Two perfect days, zero minutes in a car

A Tuesday in July

  1. 8:00

    Coffee from Coffee Depot in Main Street Station — one minute in slides.

  2. 9:30

    Rent bikes and ride the paved rec path toward Frisco. Downhill-ish there, gorgeous the whole way.

  3. 1:00

    Tacos at Sanchos on Main. Walk it off through the shops.

  4. 3:00

    Kids on the Gold Runner Coaster at Epic Discovery; free bus gets you to Peak 8.

  5. 6:00

    Grill on the deck. It's 72° and the sun won't set behind the ridge for hours.

  6. 8:30

    Evening stroll down Main. Crêpes à la Carte for dessert — trust the line, it moves.

A Saturday in January

  1. 7:45

    Boots on at the door, skis on the shoulder, three-minute walk over the Maggie Pond bridge.

  2. 8:30

    First chair up Quicksilver. Five peaks, 187 trails, no shuttle, no parking lot.

  3. 12:30

    Lunch at The Maggie at the base — you can see the lift line from your table.

  4. 3:30

    Ski home. Gear dries on the hooks while you raid the cheese shop next door.

  5. 4:15

    Hot tub. The covered one, because it's snowing again.

  6. 7:00

    Dinner one minute away in Main Street Station. Fireplace and a movie after.

Want the long version? Our full guide to town, trails, and tables

The Columbine pool in summer, ringed by pines

The pool, mid-July. Three minutes away, and yes — those hot tubs run all ski season too.

Inside 204

Two bedrooms, two baths, sleeps eight, spares nothing

The details below aren't a template list — they're the things our guests actually mention in reviews.

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A kitchen guests write reviews about
Crockpot, blender, wine & beverage cooler, real knives, and a pantry we actually keep stocked. "Kitchen was much nicer than the typical ski condo" — we take that personally.
Four hot tubs & a heated pool
Three minutes down a pine-lined path. Two of the tubs are covered — soaking while it snows is the whole point.
The garage spot
One dedicated space in the underground garage, pass on the dash. Your windshield never sees frost. (6'6" clearance — leave the roof box home.)
A family room built for evenings in
Gas fireplace on a thermostat, cable plus streaming, a Blu-ray library, a PlayStation the kids inexplicably love, board games, and a guest book going back years.
The deck
Gas grill, table with an umbrella, lounge chairs, and dinner at 9,600 feet. Grill matches are in the drawer above the fridge.
The small stuff, handled
Fast WiFi (code's on the fridge), ski hooks in the entry, luggage carts by the elevator, laundry down the hall, pool towels in the closet.

Guests, unprompted

I have been going to Breck for the last 8 years and I say this is by far my favorite place to stay. A combination of being so close to everything and at an awesome rate is hard to beat. I would take a 5 min walk to Quicksilver Chair over a ski-in/ski-out on 4 O'Clock any day of the week.
Christian — stayed January 2018, review on Airbnb
Great location. Very comfortable from the beds to the furniture. Well stocked with everything we needed. Kids enjoyed the pool.
Kerry — stayed July 2023, review on Airbnb
This is absolutely the perfect location for a ski outing starting at Peak 9. You can see the lift from the front of the building! It is right next to shopping and restaurants at the same time. I don't think we could have found a better location in Breckenridge! The place is spacious and very clean. The parking in the garage is a nice bonus! We will definitely come back.
Anca — stayed March 2024, review on Airbnb

Plenty more where those came from, on the condo page.

Breckenridge village beneath the ski runs of Peak 9

Summer people become winter regulars. Start with either.

Live availability, rates, and every interior photo are on our listings — same condo, same hosts on both.