Nature Next Door - Live on Frisco's Main Street

Designed by the acclaimed Summit County firm Allen-Guerra Architects, 9097’ Flats is a refined interpretation of contemporary mountain architecture, thoughtfully integrated into Frisco’s walkable Main Street. The building’s presence feels intentional and grounded, blending warm natural materials with clean, modern lines that reflect both the surrounding peaks and the town’s historic roots. Inside, each residence is designed to elevate daily life. Open-concept layouts are filled with natural light, creating seamless transitions between living, dining, and entertaining spaces. Refined finishes, warm wood tones, and carefully curated details bring a sense of understated luxury, while expansive windows frame mountain views that become part of the living experience. Private outdoor decks extend each home into the landscape and are thoughtfully equipped to accommodate hot tubs, offering a rare opportunity to unwind beneath the stars after a day in the mountains. These residences are designed for flexibility, whether hosting friends, working remotely, or enjoying quiet moments surrounded by alpine views. A defining feature of 9097’ Flats is its thoughtfully planned mixed-use design, anchored by Silver Crown on the building’s first floor. This elevated gathering place adds a rare layer of convenience and connection. Mornings begin with craft coffee, afternoons invite casual conversation, and evenings transition into a refined whiskey bar and dining experience, all just steps from your front door. When the snow melts, Frisco reveals an entirely new rhythm. Miles of trails and bike paths extend in every direction, connecting you to hiking routes, open space, and the surrounding peaks. Lake Dillon becomes a natural playground, offering boating, paddleboarding, sailing, and long summer afternoons on the water. The town comes alive with events, live music, farmers markets, and warm evenings spent outdoors, all woven into the fabric of daily life. Living at 9097’ Flats means being deeply connected to place. It is the ease of walking Main Street, the comfort of a true mountain community, and the freedom to embrace every season as it comes. This is not just a residence. It is a home base for a life well lived in the heart of Frisco.

Frisco, Colorado, embodies the authentic spirit of Summit County's mountain heritage, where Main Street serves as the cultural and social heartbeat of this historic mining town turned year-round resort destination. Established in 1873 as a mining camp, Frisco has evolved into one of Colorado's most coveted mountain communities, strategically positioned at 9,097 feet elevation along the shores of Lake Dillon, surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Tenmile Range and Continental Divide.

The town's walkable downtown corridor offers an impressive array of locally-owned restaurants, boutique shops, and artisanal cafés that reflect the community's commitment to maintaining small-town character while serving sophisticated tastes. Frisco's location provides unparalleled access to outdoor recreation, with the extensive Summit County trail system literally passing by your door, connecting residents to hundreds of miles of hiking and biking paths that wind through aspen groves and pine forests toward Mount Royal's distinctive slopes.

Winter transforms the area into a world-class alpine playground, with four renowned ski resorts—Copper Mountain, Keystone, Breckenridge, and Arapahoe Basin—all within a short drive. The Frisco Nordic Center offers cross-country skiing and snowshoeing right in town, while Lake Dillon provides a stunning frozen backdrop for winter activities. Summer brings equally compelling adventures, from sailing and paddleboarding on the pristine alpine lake to festival season and outdoor concert series.

The community's commitment to preserving its authentic character is evident in the historic buildings that line Main Street, many dating to the late 1800s, alongside carefully planned modern developments that respect the town's scale and mountain setting. Frisco serves as an ideal setting for exploring the greater Summit County region, with Interstate 70 providing convenient access to Denver while maintaining the intimate feel of a mountain village where neighbors know each other and community events draw residents together throughout the seasons. This rare combination of accessibility, authenticity, and alpine beauty makes Frisco one of Colorado's most sought-after mountain communities.