From the moment you enter this spacious home, it is clear why Wildridge is considered one of the premier communities in the Vail Valley. The main living level is the heart of the home, highlighted by a dramatic wall of windows framing unobstructed, panoramic views of Beaver Creek ski slopes and the Sawatch Range, including iconic Mount of the Holy Cross. Vaulted ceilings crown the open-concept kitchen, dining, and living areas, creating an elevated gathering space anchored by a stone fireplace. A southeast-facing, sun-protected deck extends the living space outdoors, ideal for relaxing afternoons and evening entertaining. A gas grill makes al fresco dining effortless while enjoying the spectacular mountain scenery. These breathtaking views can be enjoyed from all three levels of this hillside home. The middle level features an oversized, one-of-a-kind media room with a one hundred thirty-five inch theater screen and ceiling-mounted projection television, plus a fully equipped wet bar. The generous space allows flexibility for a pool table, golf simulator, or additional entertainment options. This level features two bedrooms; one is a primary suite with private deck. The second bedroom, currently configured as an office, includes a queen-size Murphy bed. The lower level, which could easily be converted to a lock off, hosts the second primary suite complete with a gas stone fireplace, ensuite bathroom with jetted tub, and French doors opening to a ground-level deck. Here, a six-person hot tub offers the perfect apres-ski retreat under dark mountain skies with views of Beaver Creek's snowcats preparing the slopes. A fourth bedroom with ensuite bathroom completes this level. An oversized two-car garage with lock-off storage; resurfaced driveway and entry (2025); and air conditioning offer exceptional value (under five hundred dollars per square foot). Wildridge residents enjoy hiking and biking trails; a dog park; and direct All-Terrain Vehicle access all just minutes from world-class skiing; dining; and entertainment in Vail and Beaver Creek.