Five minutes to Purgatory, 5.86 private acres, and a property wrapped in golden aspens. Welcome to 212 Two Dogs Trail. Tucked inside the gated Two Dogs community, this 2020 Asher-built mountain home sits on nearly six acres of aspen groves and towering evergreens, with sweeping views of Castle Rock and the surrounding peaks. It's single-level living done right: everything on one floor, finished to a standard you'll notice the moment you walk in. Beam-and-tongue-and-groove ceilings soar over solid 5" white oak plank floors, and walls of glass bring the mountains right into the living room. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the main living area, which flows into a generous dining space and a true chef's kitchen with JennAir appliances, a custom hood, a hot water dispenser, a Lebon granite island, Carrara Marmi quartz, and custom cabinetry. The dry bar, with its wine cooler, beverage fridge, and lit cabinetry, makes hosting easy. The primary suite has its own private wing, with a fireplace, a deck facing the mountains, and a spa-style bath with an Avalanche marble vanity, a sauna, a heated towel rack, and a Toto Washlet. Two more en-suite bedrooms give guests their own space, and a dedicated office plus a bonus/media room give you room to work and unwind. Out back, the expansive deck has a propane fire pit and a built-in infrared heater, so evenings outside don't have to end when the temperature drops. The things that matter in the mountains are already handled: radiant in-floor heat throughout, a heated garage with its own radiant system, a metal roof, an owned 1,000-gallon propane tank, a tankless water heater, a water softener, 1-3/4" solid wood interior doors, Hunter Douglas blinds in every room, and a laundry room with a dedicated dog wash. An Axxis Audio smart-home system runs the lighting, thermostats, cameras, and monitored alarm, with WiFi coverage throughout the house. Ski Purgatory in the morning and come home to aspens glowing outside every window. Homes at this level, on this much land, this close to the lifts rarely come up in Durango.