EXCLUSIVE: $62.5 Million Aspen Estate Hits the Market in Community Where John Denver Wrote ‘Rocky Mountain High’

An Aspen, CO, property located in the exclusive enclave where John Denver wrote his iconic hit “Rocky Mountain High” has hit the market for a staggering $62.5 million—although the residence that now occupies the site is a decidedly modern take on mountain living.Known as Panorama House, the newly completed estate at 401 Carroll Drive sits on approximately 6.5 private acres in Starwood, Aspen’s first and only gated community.The property has a storied connection to Denver, who wrote “Rocky Mountain High," while residing in the community. Released in 1972, the song became one of the late singer-songwriter’s most recognizable hits and an enduring ode to Colorado.Today, the property is home to an entirely different kind of Rocky Mountain retreat: a newly completed 13,439-square-foot mansion filled with resort-style amenities, including a swimming pool, spa, gym, cold plunge, sauna, private movie theater, and an 800-bottle wine room.More than five years of design, permitting, and construction went into creating Panorama House, which is now being offered fully furnished and with no outstanding approvals.Loading...An Aspen, CO, property located in the exclusive enclave where John Denver w...