We’ve made it to a major milestone, and in this special episode, we’ve got a lot in store for you. From delicious mac and cheese to some fascinating local history and real estate insights, this episode has something for everyone. Let’s dive in!
What’s Happening Today?
First up, we’re featuring Groovy's Mac & Cheese in Keystone. If you love comfort food with a creative twist, this local gem is a must-try. Jeff, the owner, takes us behind the scenes to show off their mouthwatering mac and cheese dishes, including their famous Papa Mac with roasted jalapeños, bacon, and cream cheese. You’ll get a taste of the restaurant’s vibrant, cozy vibe—perfect after a long day on the slopes. Don’t miss out on this spot next time you’re in Keystone!
Fun Local History: Tom’s Baby
Next, we dive into one of the most intriguing stories in Summit County's history: the discovery of Tom’s Baby, the largest gold nugget ever found in Colorado. Tom Groves and Harry Lytton struck it rich in 1887, but what happened to the nugget after it was sold is a mystery that still baffles locals. Did the nugget really disappear, or was it just buried under the label "dinosaur bones"? We’ve got the full story, plus some fun banter inspired by Jim Carrey’s humor about how gold and babies don’t mix (but they do in this case)!
Summit County Real Estate Update
As we move into 2024, the Summit County real estate market is showing some interesting trends. New listings are starting to tick up, and we’re seeing some positive movement in pending sales. Matt shares his insights on the current market conditions, providing valuable tips for both buyers and sellers. Whether you're looking for a winter retreat or thinking of selling, it’s an exciting time to make moves in Summit County.
Featured Listing of the Week: Slope-Side Condo in Keystone
For those looking for the perfect ski-in/ski-out property, we’ve got a cozy studio condo in Keystone that might just be your dream home. Located in the Slope Side building, this unit is just steps away from the Peru Lift, making it a prime location for any skier. With up to $30,000 in rental potential per year, it’s a solid investment opportunity. Matt breaks down the HOA fees, rental income, and all the other perks of living in this prime location.
Thanks for sticking with us through these first 100 episodes! We wouldn’t be here without our amazing community of viewers and followers! Be sure to check out the full episode, and let us know what you’d like to hear about next. Don’t forget to subscribe and share this episode with your friends. Stay tuned for Episode 101, and keep dreaming big, skiing fast, and making memories in Summit County!
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