Big deal: Mountain House sells
Aspen, CO Colorado
ASPEN ” The property is known as “The Mountain House,” a 24-room bed-and-breakfast just a few blocks west of downtown Aspen, has changed hands for nearly $8 million.
Mountain House Partnership is controlled by John Werning and Ralph Melville. Melville, whose family runs the Mountain Chalet, paired up with Werning to open the Mountain House in 1986. The new owner, controlled by Michael Schilling, is based in Breckenridge.
$7.98 million
Mountain House Partnership
Mountain House Partners LLC
905 E. Hopkins Ave.
East Aspen Addition
14,481 square feet
1961
$29,191 in 2006
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