Description
Teton Village - Bear Paw House - 4BR/4.5BA
The Bear Paw House is one of Teton Village’s best and most recent additions. Construction was completed in October of 2000 on this two level, 4,000 square foot home and guests staying here will enjoy not only the views and location, but the complete amenity package as well.
The magnificent rock front porch leads you into the home. There is a split entry with stairs leading up to the main living room. This level offers hardwood floors in the open area of the kitchen, dining and living room, and is complemented with beautiful area rugs. The kitchen is a showplace and contains Viking and Sub-Zero appliances, custom alder cabinetry, and granite countertops. There is breakfast bar seating for four, and the dining room table will seat 8. The adjacent living room contains an entertainment center complete with stereo and 27” television and VCR. There is a large rock fireplace, and spectacular views to be enjoyed by all.
The Master Bedroom (king bed) with its own private gas fireplace is also on this level with the adjoining master bath including a Jacuzzi bathtub, a deluxe steam shower, double vanity and custom tile work throughout. A second bedroom (queen) with private full bath, a powder room and spacious outside decks finish off this level.
Downstairs leads you to a second living area complete with another large rock fireplace, second entertainment center with 27” television and VCR, game table and a queen sofabed for any extra sleeping needs. Both bedrooms on this level (queen, two trundle sets) enjoy their own private full bath, and separate outside exits to the deck and rock path leading to the outdoor Jacuzzi. The cedar lined dry sauna can be found nearby this living room at the bottom of the stairs. There is a “mud” room entry area with available storage space for ski equipment and clothing. Guests can also exit through this room to find the outdoor Jacuzzi. The laundry room, and access to the garage are also located on this level.
While guests could walk to a shuttle to the lifts, a rental car (4-wheel drive during winter) would be recommended.