About this property

$1,450,000 | TBD Twining Flats Road, Aspen, CO 81611

BUY NOW & BUILD IN 2025! Develop & Build a beautiful solar energy efficient designed modern residence on this ideal, top of hill lot & take advantage of the all day sun. The centrally located 2.6 acre lot has panoramic, unobstructed views overlooking the Roaring Fork River Valley & the Woody Creek area, with easy commuting access just off of Hwy 82 and situated only 13 miles from the downtown Aspen, Colorado and just 11 miles to Snowmass Village. You can build up to 5750 sq ft FAR is allowed plus a maximum of a 1000 sq ft ADU allowed with a special review. Per Pitkin County: 'Only one dwelling unit is allowed on the property per this zone district (AR-10), however, one could propose a caretaker dwelling unit, which would require Special Review. That review could be rolled into the AE_SP review. The CDU cannot be greater than 1,000 square feet and will be included in the total 5,750 square feet and would require a deed restriction stating that if the unit is rented it must be rented for a term no shorter than 6 months and must be rented to a working resident of the valley. To develop the property would require an Activity Envelope and Site Plan review (AE_SP). That is an Administrative level of review that would identify the activity envelope, which will include all disturbances required to develop including the well (there is no water source other than drilling a potable well), on-site wastewater treatment system, driveway, patios, etc. The review would consider the constraints on the property such as steep slopes, setbacks, etc. Site Plan would consider the development and would require at least a conceptual design of the proposed home. This property is also eligible for a TDR transfer.' Check Chapter 7 of Pitkin County Code Requirements. Corner pins are on site, with some staking and flagging on site, but hard to see due to the summer vegetation. Look hard for pink or orange flagging in the trees on left boundary area. Please note: The property line does not go all the way down the hillside - it ends about 1/3-1/2 down the hill from the top of the lot.