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Nestled amidst the aspen and evergreen-lined vistas of Lawson Point, this stunning 5,800 square-foot residence reflects the pinnacle of mountain living. Designed by the renowned Gies Architects, this new construction blends natural materials with modern design, creating a living experience that is as luxurious as it is intimate. Exterior: The home's exterior boasts a rustic elegance, with natural stone and rich wood sidings that pay homage to the traditional mountain lodge aesthetic. The thoughtful architecture is complemented by expansive windows and spacious decks that invite residents to gaze upon the surrounding peaks or bask in the alpine glow of sunrise and sunset. Interior Living Spaces: Within its walls, Lawson Point houses a grand living space where towering ceilings and exposed timber beams reach towards the sky. A magnificent wrought-iron chandelier casts a warm light over plush furnishings, while a large stone fireplace stands as a centerpiece, promising cozy evenings with loved ones. Adjacent to the living area, the open-plan kitchen and dining spaces echo the home's ethos of togetherness and celebration. Bedrooms and Baths: This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom abode is a sanctuary of comfort and style. Each bedroom serves as a private retreat with picturesque views, while the bathrooms, particularly the master bath, offer spa-like indulgences, including a walk-in shower and a sumptuous soaking tub framed by artisanal tile work and state-of-the-art fixtures. Connection with the Outdoors: True to the spirit of Telluride, Lawson Point seamlessly transitions from the indoors to the natural world outside. The property's location allows for serene privacy while remaining within reach of the bustling town's amenities, a mere stone's throw from both the tranquility of the town park and the excitement of the ski area. A Home for All Seasons: Lawson Point is more than a home—it's a four-season haven for those who seek adventure as much as relaxation. It stands as a testament to what modern mountain architecture can achieve—a perfect harmony of form, function, and the awe-inspiring beauty of nature.