Raspberry Patch

Raspberry Patch Real Estate Guide

Raspberry Patch real estate represents one of the most exclusive opportunities in the Telluride region. With only seven lots, each spanning roughly 7 to 35 acres, this is a community defined by space, privacy, and sweeping views of the Wilson Range. Located about 2.5 miles south of the Mountain Village and Ski Ranches entrances along Highway 145, it's close to skiing and town while feeling completely removed from both.

What to Love About Raspberry Patch

• Only seven lots in the entire development, making it one of the smallest and most private communities near Telluride
• Massive acreage per property (7 to 35+ acres), with room for true estate-scale living
• Dramatic views of the Wilson Peaks, including 14,017-foot Wilson Peak
• Private trail systems winding through aspen and spruce forests
• Creek frontage on several parcels
• Less than 15 minutes to the Telluride Ski Resort
• Bordering National Forest and open space on multiple sides

Real Estate and Homes

Raspberry Patch is legacy-level real estate. The lots are enormous by Telluride standards, and the homes built here reflect that scale. Properties tend to be multi-generational family compounds with multiple structures, generous outdoor living spaces, and high-end Western ranch or mountain lodge architecture.

Homes often feature vaulted great rooms, walls of windows framing the Wilson Range, stone and timber construction, and finishes from prominent regional architects. Several properties include caretaker quarters, guest houses, and equestrian facilities. Because there are only seven lots, properties rarely come to market.

Local Tip: Raspberry Patch Road is private, adding an extra layer of seclusion. Buyers looking for a family legacy property in the Telluride area will find few developments that rival the combination of acreage, privacy, and proximity to skiing that Raspberry Patch offers.

Lifestyle and Local Highlights

Despite its secluded feel, Raspberry Patch is well-positioned for Telluride living. The drive to the Telluride Ski Resort takes under 15 minutes, and downtown Telluride is about 20 minutes away. The Telluride Regional Airport is also nearby for private aviation access.

The property itself is the lifestyle draw. With private trails through old-growth aspen and spruce, creek access, and acreage measured in the dozens, residents spend much of their time on their own land. Wildlife sightings (elk, deer, fox) are regular occurrences.

When you do leave the property, Telluride's restaurant scene, festivals, and outdoor recreation are all a short drive away. Mountain Village's golf course, spa, and ski-in/ski-out dining are even closer.