- A monastery compound on over 3,700 acres near Aspen, Colorado, is on the market $150 million.
- There aren't many monks left, and the land near the ritzy ski town is mostly used as a ranch.
- This amount of land near Aspen is rare, but there aren't many viable, serious buyers. Here's why.
A 3,720-acre ranch in Snowmass, Colorado — a ski town 15 miles north of Aspen — is on the market for $150 million.
Its current owner is St. Benedict's Monastery, which no longer has enough monks to support itself and is looking for buyers who want a lot of land close to the slopes.
Listing agent Ken Mirr, who specializes in ranches, knows how rare a property like this is.