Architectural exterior rendering of Lake Trail 7 — a mountain-modern home of stone, timber and glass
Exterior rendering
Coming late 2027  ·  Winter Park, Colorado

Stone, timber and glass, coming to Winter Park

Custom residenceMountain modernEst. completion Q4 2027Not yet bookable
The Home · Coming Soon

On paper now, on site in 2026 — a custom mountain-modern home of stone, timber and glass near Winter Park, in Grand County, Colorado.

Now — On paper

The house is in design and permitting.

What you see on this page is the design itself — renderings and a mood board, not photographs.

2026 — On site

Construction is planned for 2026.

Stone, timber and glass, put together the slow way.

Q4 2027 — Complete

Estimated completion at the end of 2027.

Building seasons in Grand County are what they are — we will keep this page honest about the date.

Late 2027 — Open

When the house opens, the calendar below comes to life and the first dates appear here. Leave your email and you will hear before anyone else does.

The builder

Lake Trail 7 is being built, and will be managed, by Laudick Engineering — Robert Laudick, the name behind the other Sun & Summit homes.

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Every image on this page is a rendering or a mood board, not a photograph. The house is not built yet. Photographs arrive when it does.

2026Construction planned
Q4 2027Estimated completion
3Materials · stone, timber, glass
0Bookings taken — for now
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A custom house near Winter Park

A custom mountain-modern home near Winter Park and Fraser, in Grand County, Colorado. In design and permitting now.

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Stone, timber and glass

Three materials, and not many more — stone, timber and glass, put together the slow way.

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On site in 2026, open late 2027

Construction is planned for 2026, completion estimated at the end of 2027. Nothing is bookable until it opens.

Architectural exterior rendering of Lake Trail 7 — a mountain-modern home of stone, timber and glass
Exterior rendering
Design mood board for Lake Trail 7 — the stone, timber and glass material direction
Design mood board
Rendering of the drive and garage level of Lake Trail 7 set into the rocky hillside
The site, from the drive
The area

Winter Park, Fraser — and the valley they sit in

10 places on one map: the resort and its lifts, the tubing hill and the sledding park, the towns that keep you fed, and the two ways in from Denver. Tap any pin for directions.

The house is shown as an approximate circle, not a pin. Location approximate — final address to come.

3.2MIWinter Park Resort5.2 km · Skiing and summer lifts
2.5MIFraser (groceries, Amtrak)4.1 km · Town services
23.2MIGrand Lake / RMNP west side37.3 km · Rocky Mountain National Park
58.5MIDenver International (DEN)94.1 km · About 2 hours by car

Approximate straight-line distances from the site — driving times vary

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10 places · Grand County, Colorado Wondering about somewhere else? Ask us

Mountains & outdoors

  • Winter Park ResortThe resort - skiing, the alpine slide, and lift-served biking in summer.
  • Berthoud PassThe 11,307 ft pass on the Divide - trailheads in every direction.
  • Monarch LakeFlat 4-mile lake loop below the Indian Peaks.
  • Byers PeakThe 12,804 ft peak that looks over Fraser.

For the kids

  • Hideaway ParkSledding hill and playground in the middle of town, concerts in summer.
  • Fraser Tubing HillLift-served snow tubing, day and night.

Towns

  • FraserGroceries, coffee and the Amtrak Winter Park Express stop.
  • Grand LakeColorado's largest natural lake and the boardwalk town beside it.
  • GranbyRanch country - golf, and the west road into Rocky Mountain NP.

Getting there

  • Denver International AirportAbout two hours by car, or the winter Amtrak ski train from Denver.
Availability

A calendar,
waiting for
its house

There are no dates to show yet — the house opens late 2027. Until then the calendar stays grey, and we stay busy building.

Opening late 2027 — dates will appear here.

Planning that far ahead already? Leave your email and you will know the moment the first dates open.

The builder

Built and managed by Laudick Engineering

Lake Trail 7 is a Laudick Engineering project — Robert Laudick is building the house and will manage it once it opens, the same way the other Sun & Summit homes are run: direct, personally, and with a reply within a day.

Questions about the project in the meantime? Write to robert@laudickeng.com.

Be first to hear

A single email,
when it opens

Leave your name and email and we will write once — when Lake Trail 7 opens for its first stays in late 2027. No newsletter, no drip. One note, from Robert.

Prefer your own mail client? Write to robert@laudickeng.com.

Keep me posted

Name and email — that is all we need, and all we ask.

One email when it opens — nothing else.