Topic: Real Estate

"There's not a lot of need for art when all the surfaces in the home are art themselves," says interior designer Catherine Frank, who designed the interior of this "Plum home" created by architect Larry Yaw. The home is a reflection of the natural surroundings, providing views of the mountains, meadows, and bringing that feeling of wildness indoors.

Richard Child from the Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association, discusses a study that focused on the Mountain Village's economy, housing, tourism and growth.

This building in Telluride's former red light district, once housed a brothel run by Dizzy, the madame of the house. The house that provided much entertainment for the miners is now a private residence, although it still maintains much of its Victorian character.

Franz Klammer Lodge
567 Mountain Village Bl # 116
Telluride, CO 81435
(970) 728-2330

The Franz Klammer Lodge in the Fairmont Heritage Place offers the convenience of a luxurious second home, but with guest services, a fully stocked fridge, spa services and zero maintenance hassles.

Media Ranch
624 Mountain Village Boulevard
Telluride, CO 81435
(970) 728-9811

If you prefer watching movies from the comfort of your own home, then leave it to Media Ranch to seamlessly integrate a fully customized home theater system into your lifestyle.

Realtor Ben Jackson tells us about his latest real estate listing during the MorningNoon&Night Show on 6/28/08. This listing is located in Telluride's See Forever Village.

Amy Olivier and her husband are nearing their one-year anniversary of purchasing China Rose, a local nursery and garden supply store.

Reclaimed wood, local supplies, energy efficiency and a healthy house. Architect Bruce Wright explains the elements of building a sustainable house under the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification.

Ben Jackson of Telluride Realty talks with Jeb Berrier about the new housing development, "Trail's Edge" in Mountain Village, which offers skin-in, ski-out access.

Attorney for the Town of Telluride, Kevin Geiger, talks about the events leading up to the Colorado Supreme Court's decision on June 2 to uphold the town's condemnation of the valley floor.