Cody comes from old-line Colorado and New Mexico families with deep ties to the land along with a rich skiing heritage. Cody was born and raised in northwest Colorado in Routt County and subsequently in central New Mexico where he moved later in his youth. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Carleton College and his law degree from the University of New Mexico. Fluent in Spanish, Cody studied Political History abroad in Argentina. A former fly-fishing guide, Cody is a knowledgeable outdoorsman, passionate big game hunter, and wing shooter. He joined Hall and Hall in 2013 after practicing as a real estate attorney and managing a legal staff for five years in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Cody resides in the Yampa Valley along with his wife and two young children.
Robb is a 5th generation cattleman from South Dakota. Ranching and the western way of life are a strong legacy in his family as evidenced by his great-grandfather’s and grandfather’s saddles, which are proudly displayed in the Tri-State Museum in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Robb left South Dakota for Texas on a football and track scholarship and later attended St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio. His background as a contract and real estate lawyer is very valuable in negotiations and complex property issues. Robb is active in the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and serves on the State and Federal Lands Steering Committees. He enjoys pushing his cows around Routt County on horseback in his free time. Robb is on the board of the Colorado FFA Foundation. Robb is also a member of the Roundup Riders of the Rockies, enjoys archery hunting and has been on the pro staff of multiple hunting companies for more than 15 years. Robb and his wife, Wendy, live on a small horse property in Northern Colorado. Their son, Brady has an Animal Science degree from Colorado State and is an Animal Educator at Animal Kingdom in Disney World.
Robb holds real estate licenses in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
An exclusive 254± acre retreat outside of Silverthorne, Colorado, Triple Creek Ranch provides luxurious accommodations and breathtaking views in a stunning mountain setting. This is a place just minutes from dining and shopping, yet tucked amongst the aspens and pines in a private valley along the Gore Range. Here, one can retire to either of the extraordinary lodges for solitude or hosting after a day of private fishing or horseback riding.
Triple Creek Ranch derives its name from the three tributary creeks that converge within the property to form the head of Rock Creek. These creeks tumble through stands of aspen, pine and willow as they flow through the ranch and into the Blue River, a short distance below the property. Set atop a prominent ridge at the back of the ranch are the Thunder and Elk Lodges – both crafted from refurbished logs that were reclaimed from old cabins in eastern Colorado. Fresh off a multimillion-dollar renovation project, each lodge overlooks lush grounds and three trout ponds while also taking in big mountain views. Each luxury lodge features mountain-chic interiors, six bedrooms, chef-equipped kitchens, wood burning fireplaces and are offered in turn-key condition. Wildlife is often viewed from the lodges, which sit within a short walk of each of other. The ranch has long been utilized as a family enclave, but is well-suited for hosting corporate retreats and other large gatherings. Triple Creek is currently operated as a high-end vacation rental through Cuvée, a preeminent provider of luxury vacation home rentals and curated experiences across the globe. Though Triple Creek holds a lifetime's worth of recreational activities for family and friends within its own fence lines, the adjacent Arapaho National Forest and Eagles Nest Wilderness area are literally out the back door.
The equestrian will approve of the ranch’s infrastructure, including a 12,800± square foot fully enclosed and heated riding arena, an impeccable 10-stall horse barn with automatic drinkers, and miles of internal riding trails. The aptly named Thunder Lodge served as home to the white Arabian gelding Thunder, the Denver Bronco’s famous mascot. This lodge has two additional stalls with turnouts and automatic drinkers. Triple Creek is well-suited for its operations with complimentary infrastructure, including a 10-bay equipment garage, barn, children’s play cabin, ranch manager residence and assorted outbuildings. A significant sprinkler irrigation system waters key areas of the property, and an additional 13± acres of hay meadow are irrigated via traditional flood irrigation.
Triple Creek’s location is not only beautiful and private, it is convenient. Triple Creek is a five-minute drive north of Silverthorne, Colorado, and the I-70 corridor. Denver is a one-hour and thirty-minute drive to the east, and the nearest FBO in Kremmling is a 20-minute drive to the north. The ranch is also just a short drive from the slopes of Breckenridge and the Copper Mountain Ski Resort. The Blue River is less than a half mile away, and one can be on the Dillon or Green Mountain Reservoirs in just a few minutes.
Regardless of whether you are seeking solitude or a superlative mountain retreat for hosting gatherings, Triple Creek Ranch is the place for you.
Some of the outstanding photography herein was provided by GTR Photo and Cuvée. (Contact information is available upon request.)
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