Four floors, and the bottom one is a dedicated theater room — 100-inch screen, leather seating, door closed. It is the amenity nobody books for and everybody uses.
Not a television in a basement. The lower level of the house is built as a dedicated theater room: a 100-inch screen, leather seating, and a door that closes on the rest of the house. Ten people can be in the house and the movie is still a movie.
It is the amenity guests never book the house for and then talk about afterwards. You plan a ski trip around the mountain. You do not plan it around the weather turning, or a four-year-old melting down at 4pm, or the fact that it is fully dark at 4:40 in December and nobody wants to drive anywhere.
Winter Park has short days and real weather. Sunset is before 5pm midwinter, and storm days happen. A theater room turns the half of the trip that is not on the mountain into something people actually enjoy.
The mountain is on a wind hold or it is 15 below and nobody wants a fourth run. Everyone ends up downstairs by mid-afternoon, and the day stops being a write-off.
Kids come off the hill wrecked. Adults want an hour before dinner. The theater is the only room in a rental house that reliably buys you that hour.
A hundred inches, everyone in the same room, nobody crowded around a laptop. One group watched the Stanley Cup here and then went up to the hot tub for the third period.
The theater is one floor of four. The house sleeps 10 in four bedrooms and 3.5 baths, with a rooftop deck above the treeline and a recovery setup on the patio.
Owned and managed by our family. When something needs attention, you are talking to the people who own the house, not a call center.
Book direct with the family that owns the house. No platform service fee, and the person who answers your message is the person who owns the place.
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