Creekside calm, winter ski slope views, and walkable access into Lionshead with an easy Town of Vail shuttle ride to Vail Village, all from a quiet second-floor setting with no one above. This Sandstone Park residence offers a unique combination of privacy, scenery, and convenience that is exceptionally rare in Vail, particularly at this price point. The setting is experienced directly from the covered deck and throughout the main living areas, where the home’s relationship to the landscape becomes immediately apparent. From the living room, dining area, and deck table, the view looks down across the maintained lawn and Sandstone Creek, and in winter extends across the valley to Vail Mountain and the ski slopes beyond. Sandstone Creek adds the sound and seasonal energy buyers love and typically remains approachable in scale, so even during spring runoff, it feels inviting rather than overwhelming like some of the larger waterways in town. During the warmer months, mature trees and lush greenery soften the distant slope views, shifting the visual focus to the creek, lawn, and outdoor living areas below. Located on the second floor, the residence benefits from having no one above, along with vaulted ceilings and an open, airy feel that is uncommon in many condominium settings. Natural light enhances the sense of volume throughout the main living spaces, and the home feels quietly private without sacrificing openness. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom layout is thoughtfully arranged to support privacy, comfort, and flexible use. On the main living level, two bedrooms plus a bunk room create an easy and functional setup for hosting. One guest bedroom is a queen suite with a private en suite bath, while the bunk room is served by a three-quarter bath immediately across the hall, convenient both to the bunk room and to the main living spaces. Vaulted ceilings extend into the bunk room, adding unexpected volume and a more open feel than typically found in a flexible sleeping space. The upper level is dedicated entirely to a spacious primary suite that functions as a true private retreat. Vaulted ceilings, abundant natural light, and generous proportions that easily accommodate a king bed with room to spare give the suite a sense of scale that is rarely achieved in condominium living. The primary bathroom features a dual vanity with slab travertine countertops, a separate commode area, and a European-style glass shower finished in travertine stone tile. A large private deck extends the suite outdoors, reinforcing the connection to the creek and seasonal views below. The kitchen and main living areas are designed for everyday use rather than presentation alone, with a generously sized kitchen for cooking and gathering, exceptionally high-end custom wood cabinetry, two bar seating areas for casual meals or entertaining overflow, and an easy flow into the dining and living spaces that keeps everyone connected without crowding. The dining table features an extension leaf that comfortably accommodates six when needed, and vaulted ceilings enhance the light and openness throughout. A full remodel completed approximately fifteen years ago reimagined the interior, focusing on quality, durability, and long-term relevance rather than trend-driven finishes. Executed at a high level, the complex and lightly used finishes remain highly relevant to today’s buyer, featuring natural materials and a warm, mountain-appropriate aesthetic that still reads current. Slab travertine, including the primary bathroom countertop, and European-style glass shower detailing anchor the bath finishes. In contrast, natural stone surfaces, such as slab granite, add durability and continuity to the kitchen. Thoughtful reconfiguration of the floor plan improved storage and day-to-day functionality, resulting in a home that feels cohesive, settled, and exceptionally well-maintained. The remodel focused as much on function as it did on finish, and the home lives more lik