




Discover the ultimate mountain getaway at Last Chair Lair, a modern ski-in/ski-out townhome in Valley County, Idaho. Built specifically for the "one more lap" crowd, this stunning corner-unit residence is perfectly positioned for those who refuse to tap out when the clock says quit. Step directly from your back door onto the groomed trail leading to the Tamarack Express chairlift, allowing you to be first on the hill or the very last one off.
This spacious layout features 3 bedrooms, 3 beds, and 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 6 guests. The second floor hosts a primary ensuite with a king bed, soaking tub, and tiled walk-in shower. The daylight basement offers two guest bedrooms, each with a queen bed; one provides direct patio access, and both are served by an adjacent shared full bath with a tiled walk-in shower. An additional full bath with a walk-in shower is located on the main floor.
Designed with a mountain-modern, unfussy vibe, the home is packed with features for post-ride decompression:
Located in the coveted Golden Bar neighborhood, you are just a doable 10-15 minute walk from the Village at Tamarack, Osprey Lodge, and the golf course. Whether you are here for winter skiing and snowshoeing or summer lift-served biking and lake time, the location is unmatched.
Practical details: Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. One well-behaved dog is welcome for a $50 pet fee. Please note that guests do not have access to the detached garage; one dedicated driveway space is provided, with additional first-come, first-serve public guest parking nearby. Access to the home requires walking down a set of stairs without a handrail. Firewood is available for pre-purchase via the digital guidebook. Experience a Bespoke stay where every detail is handled so you can focus on the mountain.
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