Both the Town of Telluride and the Town of Mountain Village have seen significant increase in building permits for new construction and remodels over the last few years.  I post photos  of some interesting projects. This one, above  is approximately 7000 square feet.  It is located on West Gregory Ave in town and is located next to the Telluride Historical Museum and was a major feat in terms of site prep, retaining wall and foundation.  I think it required on of the  the biggest crane I have ever seen in Telluride. At this moment, part of the exterior is being finished in a very beautiful wood and it is warm, rustic but refined and stunning.

This home is located on Arizona Avenue in the Moutnain Village as you first enter the Village.  It is an up to date design that fits in very well with the landscape and will have drop dead views from most any window as well as look at the tee box for hole #13.

This home is an older home that recently was purchased and now is being experiencing an entire interior  remodel. At the time of this pic it was being gutted.  It is located on Oak Street and is extremely charming and will be a very exciting project for the owners.

Recently opened , is the new and very improved Clark’s  market grocery store. It will nearly double in size once the old part of the store is remodeled. It features a salad bar and will eventually offer a wider selection of nearly everything including an expanded gluten free selection, bakery, flower selection and offers a beautiful design.  My son says it is one of the nicest grocery stores he has ever seen. I have dragged him around the world already to many grocery stores, so he has some decent grocery store experience to rely on for a thirteen year old. The manager, formally from Whole Foods in Boulder understand the necessity and part of a community that a great store can be.  He says for his own family, they love to cook, even when traveling and feel it very important to be able to get great foods.

Even more exciting might be the find of an old safe under the floor of the original Clarks building. Given Telluride’s history, the contents could be nearly anything!