The Sardy House Hotel is the nexus of historic Aspen. Paepcke Park and gazebo are across the street, like an extension of the Sardy House front yard. The Sardy House is equidistant from the base of Aspen Mountain and the Benedict Music Tent. It is an easy walk from the Sardy House to the Given Institute, the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and various hiking trailheads. The commercial core is only three blocks away. The annual Sardy House Christmas Tree Lighting has become a tradition for families valley wide. A local luminary is selected to throw the switch to light the tallest living Christmas tree in the world. Significant speeches have been given from the balcony at that event by honored guests ranging from John Denver to Andre Roche.

    Glenwood, 30 miles to the northwest
    Vail, 90 miles to the east
    Grand Junction, 120 miles to the west
    Denver, 180 miles east via Interstate 70

Specifications:
    Premier Residence of Historic Aspen built in 1892
    Renovated as small luxury hotel and restaurant in 1985
    18,170 s.f. of improvements and 17, 400 s.f. of land
    15 guest room & 5 guest suites & 2 non-restricted caretaker units
    Elegantly furnished with cherrywood beds & armoires and
    numerous antiques
    Parlor and Dining Room with original Maplewood floor and
    oak woodwork
    Commercial Kitchen & storage capacity to cater events up to
    150 guests
    Brick driveway with snomelt & covered parking for up to 6 vehicles
    Outdoor pool and spa and sauna and flagstone terrace
    Extensive lawn and flower & herb gardens and mature Colorado
    blue spruce
    Located in the heart of Aspen opposite Paepcke Park


Optional Uses:
    Continue use as an elegant small hotel / restaurant / event center
        The current owner has achieved a net operating income, before
        debt service, in excess of $400,000. Gross income for the year
        2000 was just over $1.3 million with annual occupancy at 45%. If
        a potential buyer would like to examine hotel operating figures
        in more depth, a $10,000 non-refundable deposit is requested,
        which would be applied to the final purchase price.
    Create Aspens grandest in-town residence
    Convert to mixed office and residential use
    Develop as interval ownership / club membership project
        Enjoy with family, friends and business guests, year after year,
        for one or more weeks of your choice… your own private 18,000 sf
        historic estate in the heart of Aspen. For the entire Sardy House,
        one could sell 48 weeks ranging in price from $295,000 to $795,000
        per week, depending on the time of year. The gross sell-out price
        of this approach would be over $20M. Full professional staff and
        management would attend to every whim and need.
    Additional build-out potential with flexibility offered
        by Historic Preservation Ordinance Series 2002