7 Meadow Ln, Windham, NY 12496

At the top of Windham ski mountain and just steps from ski-on, ski-off access sits this uniquely designed, contemporary gem. Significantly further up the mountain than any available property, it's ideal for ski enthusiasts and luxury buyers that want a mountainside retreat with near direct access to the slopes. Rather than fighting traffic, crowds and trudging across parking lots in ski boots, your day starts and ends with a leisurely stroll between your front door and Lower Wipeout, a meandering blue trail that leads down to the base lodge. For buyers interested in investment properties, 7 Meadow is currently a turnkey, professionally-managed STR with all service providers in place and generates impressive returns owing to it's high popularity during the ski season and it's reliable rental history throughout the rest of the year. Some highlights include: A sunlit, open plan living area anchored by a stone fireplace, with ample gathering space to accommodate large groups; five sizable bedrooms (four of which are ensuite); multiple sliding doors on both floors that lead to the deck, outdoor hot tub and fire pit; an oversized den on the ground floor for apres-ski movie night; and a speakeasy style bar hidden behind a bookcase; and a heated boot room which sits just outside a spacious entryway with radiant floors, a wall of cubbies and plenty of space for gear storage. Recent upgrades include: a custom designed stone patio with a new hot tub and fire pit; new kitchen and laundry appliances, a new electric panel, custom built bar/speakeasy room, new hardwood flooring on the upstairs level, paved driveway to make snow removal easier, new deck stairs; and freshly stained decks. A complete list of renovations is available upon request. Windham Mountain Club, the new owners of the mountain, are aiming to make Windham the prime luxury ski destination for NYC residents that don't want to make the 4+ hour trek to Vermont. As part of this effort, they will invest USD 70M over the next few years to vastly enhance snowmaking capabilities, add and improve lifts, upgrade grooming equipment, refurbish the food and beverage operations, and add all-season mountain programming. They've implemented crowd-control measures by limiting overall ticket sales each day—ensuring smaller crowds than Hunter or Belleayre—and have reaffirmed their commitment to remain fully open to the public, with only a limited number of memberships sold. Note that the sellers negotiated a reduction in the assessment so that taxes are significantly lower than other homes on the mountain.