At South Peak Resort, every home is designed to balance modern comfort with mountain tradition—and this three-level retreat at Loon Mountain is no exception. With its soaring ceilings, striking glass walls, and thoughtful details inside and out, the home delivers both warmth and wow-factor in the heart of the White Mountains.
Designed for Mountain Living
Life at Loon shapes the layout: the main level opens to living, dining, and kitchen spaces; bedrooms above offer rest; and the walk-out lower level invites play. Ten-foot ceilings on the first floor and nine feet upstairs set the stage for a sense of volume, while a vaulted great room draws the eye toward the trails and the Pemigewasset River.
A dramatic stone fireplace anchors the living area, framed by a wall of glass that floods the home with natural light and captures sunsets over the mountains. Timber-wrapped beams and warm wood details reinforce the lodge-inspired feel, while modern finishes keep the palette fresh and current.
A Kitchen Made for Gatherings
The kitchen strikes the perfect balance of craftsmanship and contrast. Custom cabinetry pairs soft gray tones with rustic red oak accents, while a farmhouse sink, natural wood island, and matte-black hardware bring both function and style. A barn-door pantry and custom wet bar make the space as practical as it is beautiful—perfect for hosting après-ski evenings or casual family dinners.
Spaces for Every Season
On the lower level, the home transforms into an entertainer’s dream. A family and game room, a movie den, and even a hidden speakeasy-style space sized for a golf simulator means everyone has room to spread out. Upstairs, the bedrooms are cozy and efficient, softened with carpet underfoot, while baths feature durable tile and modern fixtures.
Built-in storage at the entry and mudroom, complete with ski lockers and a bench, streamlines daily living and gives you exactly what you need after a day on the mountain.
An Exterior Built for the White Mountains
From the outside, the home reads as a crisp alpine lodge, with board-and-batten siding, bold gables, and mixed rooflines scaled perfectly to the site. Standing-seam metal accents pair with asphalt shingles for both durability and design, while thoughtful details—like snow and ice control at the eaves—ensure year-round performance.
Three terraced retaining walls tie the rear of the home gracefully into the landscape, while discreet exterior cabinets keep meters and mechanicals out of sight.
Built to Last
Behind the beauty, the home is engineered for mountain conditions: snow loads, wind, and energy efficiency are all accounted for. Structural beams, windows, and insulation are tuned for performance, ensuring this home not only looks like a ski lodge but lives like a modern family retreat for generations to come.
The Best of Both Worlds
At South Peak, every detail comes together to create a mountain home that is as inviting as it is enduring. Its fireplace, soaring window wall, and exposed beams create moments of expression and warmth, while thoughtful storage, energy efficiency, and a family-friendly layout ensure lasting comfort and convenience. It’s a retreat that feels timeless yet current—lodge-inspired yet refreshingly modern—perfectly in tune with its South Peak surroundings.
This home is just one example of the thoughtful design and craftsmanship that defines life at South Peak. Explore available homes, townhomes and homesites at South Peak Resort and discover how you can make the White Mountains your year-round retreat.
