Nestled privately along the banks of the Roaring Fork River, Sunshine Ranch is a spectacular 15.7-acre fishing retreat which sits at the entrance to Woody Creek and boasts two homes totaling 6 bedrooms and 8,234 square feet. With 1,050 linear feet of Roaring Fork River frontage, this is an unparalleled opportunity to own extensive access to tranquil fishing waters just 15 minutes to downtown Aspen.

The 5,939 sq. ft, three-bedroom main house was built in 2008 with a rich timber, stone exterior and premium finishes throughout. Designed for entertaining, the lodge-like home has a grand 2,500 square foot great room with 42-foot ceilings, a bar, a striking stone fireplace, and multiple 12-foot doors opening to a large patio and jacuzzi area overlooking the river. Exquisite interior details include Italian Albertini doors and windows, solid Douglas Fir timber beams, hickory wood flooring, custom etched glass lighting, and hand-crafted iron rod railings - just to name a few.

On the upper bench of the property a three-bedroom, 2,295 sq. ft guest house sits on three perfectly flat acres of manicured lawns. Overlooking the river below, with views towards the mountains and upper valley, this comfortable setting offers a private space for friends and family to enjoy the property.

The impressive retreat is laid out across several, multiple-acre benches with diverse landscapes including natural forests, as well as, manicured lawns with abundant flowers. A large pond is stocked with fish and aerated by a fountain creating a perfect setting for outdoor gatherings. Additional water features include: numerous natural springs that provide water for the home and Brush Creek which runs through the center of the property offering a beautiful private water corridor and water rights for the property. The property also showcases the first private micro-hydroelectric dam built in Pitkin County - creating a direct onsite source for renewable energy.

Sunshine Ranch is a truly unique opportunity to own a coveted fisherman's paradise on the Roaring Fork River.