The Winners of The Summit County Parade of Homes—Now Announced

The Summit County Builders Association celebrates its 30th anniversary with three winning projects.

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ML Staff,

Travis Construction. | Photo: Courtesy of Summit County Parade of Homes

The Peak Award recognizes the single home that rises above the rest—an entry that captures the essence of Summit County through artistry, innovation and livability.

See the winning projects.

2025 Peak Award Winner

Travis Construction

120 Penn Lode Drive, Breckenridge

In Breckenridge’s coveted Shock Hill neighborhood, this mountain traditional estate pairs timeless craftsmanship with modern luxury. Limestone details, custom iron and glass accents, and unobscured views of Peak 7, Peak 8, and the Cucumber Gulch wetlands define its character. Built to entertain, the home features a walnut live-edge bar and dining table, a cinematic theater, spa with sauna and steam, and a curved glass fitness enclosure.

Furniture was curated by JCR Designs with Emily Koch and vendors, while Armani Fine Woodworking provided interior trim and Collective Design added the final touches. Developed by Novus Development, built by Travis Construction, and designed by Allen-Guerra Architecture, it’s an award-winning collaboration. The owners’ first home, also built by Travis, won the Parade 21 years ago. Today, history repeats: this home is the 2025 Peak Award winner and Overall Best in its category.

6,000 Sq. Ft. and Under Category Winners

The SCPOH judges recognized 107 Rivershore Drive and 6 Miners Creek Road for their outstanding attention to detail, creative use of materials, and seamless blend of comfort and style. From inspired interiors to innovative touches that reflect true mountain living, these award-winning homes exemplify craftsmanship and thoughtful design at every turn.