Tucked just west of downtown, Aspen’s West End offers a refined yet relaxed take on mountain living. Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and historic Victorian architecture, this neighborhood is as much about serenity as it is about cultural access. From here, residents can stroll to world-renowned institutions like the Aspen Music Festival & School, the Aspen Institute, and performances under the iconic Benedict Music Tent.

Outdoors, the Rio Grande Trail weaves its way through the neighborhood, offering a scenic escape for runners, walkers, and cyclists alike. The free cross-town bus service makes it easy to connect with the rest of Aspen—though many West End residents prefer to leave the car behind and travel by bike or on foot.

Living in the West End means more than just proximity to the town’s cultural and recreational gems—it’s an invitation to experience Aspen with a sense of ease and elegance. Whether you're heading to a concert, stepping onto the trail, or enjoying the stillness of a snowy morning, life here is deeply connected to the rhythm of the seasons and the richness of the community.