About 54 Twenty Grand Court
Looking for a Summit County home with real space, comfort, and peace of mind? This Miners Run townhome delivers. At nearly 1,900 square feet spread across three levels, it doesn’t just give you more room — it gives you the right kind of room. Multiple living areas mean friends and family can spread out without ever feeling on top of each other, while big windows and a wrap-around deck keep you connected to the mountains you came here to enjoy. And with a new roof, new boiler, and new stainless appliances replaced within the past two years, the big-ticket updates are already handled — so you can focus on enjoying the home, not worrying about what might need fixing.
The main level is designed for everyday living and easy entertaining. The kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together, with open views to Grays and Torreys and the Ute Range. The wrap-around deck extends the living space outdoors, large enough for grilling, lounging, and gathering with friends.
When it’s time to retreat, the top floor offers privacy and comfort. The primary suite gives you plenty of breathing room and a window framing Lake Dillon, while the second bedroom includes its own ensuite bath — a thoughtful detail that makes hosting easy. Downstairs, the entry level adds even more flexibility with a second living room and an additional bedroom. It’s a floor plan that adapts to how you actually live, whether that’s working from home, needing a quiet spot for guests, or just having a place for the kids to spread out.
Location is another win. Set in Wildernest, you’re tucked into a quiet neighborhood that feels close to nature but still minutes from Lake Dillon, Silverthorne & Frisco Main Street, and four world-class ski resorts. Trails weave through the area, giving you quick access to hiking, biking, and snowshoeing right from your door.
This home checks the boxes that matter most: a smart layout, recent upgrades, and a setting that puts you in the heart of Summit County.
