Farming Billionaires List Record-Breaking Aspen Estate for $300 Million

California farming billionaires Lynda and Stewart Resnick, whose empire includes pomegranates, pistachios, almonds, mandarins, Fiji Water, Teleflora, and Justin Winery, have listed their massive Aspen estate for a jaw-dropping $300 million.

If sold at that price, it would set a record as one of the most expensive residential real estate transactions in U.S. history.

Set on 74 acres just a mile outside downtown Aspen, the estate is a rare combination of natural beauty and engineered luxury.

Decades of thoughtful development have created a private alpine sanctuary, with everything from trout-filled lakes to cross-country ski trails and preserved natural flora.

Property Highlights

Price: $300 million
Location: Aspen, Colorado
Lot Size: 74 acres
Main House: 27,426 square feet
Bedrooms: 18
Bathrooms: 24
Notable Features: Miles of trails groomed for cross-country skiing, trout-filled private lake, 80-foot infinity pool, Roaring Fork River frontage, multiple guesthouses, formal terraces, wildlife habitat, and pre-approved plans for a 19,750-square-foot second residence by Rowland + Broughton

Inside Little Lake Lodge

At the center of the compound is “Little Lake Lodge,” a massive 18,466-square-foot alpine-style home overlooking a private lake, which can be seen in the Instagram post from realtor.com.

With 18 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms, the residence is designed for large-scale entertaining and multigenerational living.

Expansive common areas are complemented by breezy terraces and open-air lounges, all with direct mountain and water views.

One example of this can be seen in the sunroom, where walls of glass wrap the space and fill it with natural light, offering unobstructed views of the surrounding forest greenery. It’s a quiet, elegant corner of the home that brings nature right into the living space.

Exploring The Grounds

The estate’s grounds are as meticulously designed as its residences, seen in the post from Luxury Listings. Beyond the pristine lake stocked with trout, there are groomed trails for year-round outdoor activities, landscaped gardens, and panoramic mountain vistas.

An 80-foot infinity-edge pool sits among the terraces, providing both relaxation and a dramatic focal point. With direct frontage on the Roaring Fork River and preserved wildlife habitats, the property functions as both a luxury retreat and a self-contained private ecosystem.

Guesthouses and Additional Residences

The property includes several additional homes, starting with a 5,286-square-foot riverside house built in 2014 with en-suite baths, a heated garage, and ample storage.

A 2,432-square-foot alpine-inspired cottage offers three bedrooms and three baths, while a smaller 1,024-square-foot structure contains two bedrooms and two baths.

Together, these residences provide accommodations for staff, guests, or extended family, ensuring privacy and flexibility across the estate.

Property Review

Dreamhouse on YouTube takes a deeper dive into the estate, breaking down every detail of the design, layout, and amenities.

Their full review ends with a rating out of 100, answering whether or not they think this $300 million property is really worth the record-breaking price tag.

Why Are The Resnicks’ Selling?

With its staggering scale, proximity to Aspen, and a level of entitlement rarely seen in the Mountain West, the Resnicks’ estate is a true legacy property.

However, for Stewart and Lynda Resnick, the decision to sell Little Lake Lodge appears rooted in practicality.

As they grow older and focus more deeply on their business ventures and philanthropic efforts, the demands of maintaining a 74-acre alpine compound no longer align with their priorities.