Celebrity Hairstylist Charles Worthington’s Old Snowmass Ranch Lists for $19.5 Million

Michael Brands

Address: 6855 Capitol Creek Road, Snowmass, CO 81654

Price: $19,500,000

In Old Snowmass, a 151.4-acre legacy ranch, owned by celebrity hairstylist Charles Worthington and his life partner Allan Peters, has come to market at $19.5 million.

At the center is a 6,917-square-foot main residence with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, anchored by a dramatic two-sided stone fireplace that reads as the home’s gravitational point. Floor-to-ceiling windows are oriented toward the mountains, while the main level features a chef’s kitchen, formal dining room, bar, office, and primary suite designed to feel like its own quiet wing of the house.

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Upstairs, the house leans into the idea of a compound that can hold a full house without feeling crowded: four additional en-suite bedrooms, a gym, and a balcony sitting area ideal for relishing the surrounding scenery. 

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The supporting structures are intentionally woven into the property’s daily life. A 5,200-square-foot barn includes four horse stalls, a caretaker’s office, and storage for snowmobiles and equipment. An unfinished loft is positioned as future flexibility: additional living space, a media lounge, or a gathering room that keeps the main house calm when the weekend gets lively.

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Then there’s the ranch’s relationship with winter. A pondside warming cabin sets the scene, and the property’s seasonal programming is unusually specific: ice skating and curling in winter, plus fishing and paddleboarding when the weather turns. 

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Water is a defining asset in the Rockies, and this ranch leans into that advantage, described as being set between two natural streams and benefiting from senior water rights. The ranch is also highly self-sufficient, with a new solar array, battery storage, and backup generators. 

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Old Snowmass has been drawing sharper national attention lately, fueled in part by headline transactions. The St. Benedict’s Monastery property in the area closed in late 2025 for $120 million, a deal widely covered as a Colorado record and a signal of how aggressively ultra-wealthy are pursuing trophy land in the Roaring Fork Valley. Against that momentum, a 151-acre ranch with year-round infrastructure and proximity to Aspen/Snowmass reads like the kind of asset buyers treat less as a purchase and more as a long-term hold.

Michael Brands

The home is listed for $19.5 million by Jamay Shook and Michael Latousek of Douglas Elliman, along with Scott Bayens of Aspen Snowmass Sotheby’s International Realty.