Renovations aren't only about the gorgeous after photos; they're also about the promise of unappreciated homes just waiting to reach their full potential. That's why to kick off Day Two of Renovation Week we've mapped out 10 amazing properties that are ready for your personal style. Whether they just need a bit of updating or need a complete overhaul, these are some of the most promising fixer-uppers currently on the market in ski country.
With 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this historic building in Aspen, Colorado doesn't come cheap at $3,500,000. But its primed and ready for a flip. The 2,700-square-feet are currently being used as an office on the main level with residential above, but its prime location in downtown would make it an ideal second home or full-time retreat.
Originally constructed in 1978, this California A-frame in Big Bear boasts two bedrooms and a large loft. And while the large stone fireplace is still charming, much of the outdated design is not. But with a reasonable price of only $265,000, his 1,056 square foot cabin could be something special.
Set on 31 acres with unobstructed views of the Green Mountain National Forest, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath 1982 home might need some upgrades, but it has a lot of potential. Located near Stratton Resort and with plenty of log-home charm, the $979,000 price tag gives you a lot of land for the money.
Asking a mere $117,000, this A-frame is only a 20-minute drive to Killington and Pico resorts but could become an epic mountain retreat. Sure, it's a bit small with only 896 square feet, but its funky styling (it was built in 1970) and wrap-around deck are just begging for a hipster remodel.
We love geodesic domes, so this 3-bedroom, 4-bath listing is right up our ally. Sure, the design is all 1990s-bland at the moment, but take out the carpet and strip down the walpaper and you'd have quite the ski chalet for only $535,000.
The listing admits that this property would be a "great starter home or fixer upper," especially because the home hasn't received many upgrades since it was first built in 1985. But at $670,000 for the home's 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this Jackson, WY retreat offers a whole lot of cabin charm.
Maybe it's the bright green carpet throughout he house or the boring white countertops, but this home in Bend, Oregon is in dire need of a reboot. Fortunately, the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home's reasonably $299,900 asking price makes it a good value and its location in Bend is top notch.
It's rare to find a property this close to Lake Tahoe for only $469,500, but the price does reflect how much work this 4-bedroom, 3-bath property really needs. But the promise is there, including over 2,000 square feet, lake views, an easy walk to a beach, and two master suites.
Perhaps the most bizarre looking fixer upper on the list, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath property near Truckee wants $999,000 for 1,167 square feet. That may seem a bit steep, especially when the home's living room is dominated by a two-story climbing wall, but the location is hard to beat. Lakefront on the south side of Donner Lake, a creative architect could turn this weird listing into a true gem.
It's hard to find a fixer upper near the pricey towns of Vail or Beaver Creek. That's why this 4-bedroom, 3-bath listing in Minturn, Colorado is such a steal. Priced at only $565,000 this home can sleep the whole ski crew and still have room left over. There's also an oversized garage for gear, but be prepared, this one needs a complete overhaul.
With 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this historic building in Aspen, Colorado doesn't come cheap at $3,500,000. But its primed and ready for a flip. The 2,700-square-feet are currently being used as an office on the main level with residential above, but its prime location in downtown would make it an ideal second home or full-time retreat.
Originally constructed in 1978, this California A-frame in Big Bear boasts two bedrooms and a large loft. And while the large stone fireplace is still charming, much of the outdated design is not. But with a reasonable price of only $265,000, his 1,056 square foot cabin could be something special.
Set on 31 acres with unobstructed views of the Green Mountain National Forest, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath 1982 home might need some upgrades, but it has a lot of potential. Located near Stratton Resort and with plenty of log-home charm, the $979,000 price tag gives you a lot of land for the money.
Asking a mere $117,000, this A-frame is only a 20-minute drive to Killington and Pico resorts but could become an epic mountain retreat. Sure, it's a bit small with only 896 square feet, but its funky styling (it was built in 1970) and wrap-around deck are just begging for a hipster remodel.
We love geodesic domes, so this 3-bedroom, 4-bath listing is right up our ally. Sure, the design is all 1990s-bland at the moment, but take out the carpet and strip down the walpaper and you'd have quite the ski chalet for only $535,000.
The listing admits that this property would be a "great starter home or fixer upper," especially because the home hasn't received many upgrades since it was first built in 1985. But at $670,000 for the home's 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this Jackson, WY retreat offers a whole lot of cabin charm.
Maybe it's the bright green carpet throughout he house or the boring white countertops, but this home in Bend, Oregon is in dire need of a reboot. Fortunately, the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home's reasonably $299,900 asking price makes it a good value and its location in Bend is top notch.
It's rare to find a property this close to Lake Tahoe for only $469,500, but the price does reflect how much work this 4-bedroom, 3-bath property really needs. But the promise is there, including over 2,000 square feet, lake views, an easy walk to a beach, and two master suites.
Perhaps the most bizarre looking fixer upper on the list, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath property near Truckee wants $999,000 for 1,167 square feet. That may seem a bit steep, especially when the home's living room is dominated by a two-story climbing wall, but the location is hard to beat. Lakefront on the south side of Donner Lake, a creative architect could turn this weird listing into a true gem.
It's hard to find a fixer upper near the pricey towns of Vail or Beaver Creek. That's why this 4-bedroom, 3-bath listing in Minturn, Colorado is such a steal. Priced at only $565,000 this home can sleep the whole ski crew and still have room left over. There's also an oversized garage for gear, but be prepared, this one needs a complete overhaul.