This $45 Million Vail Home Has a 75 Foot Glass Bottom Pool

There's been a time or two we've all had a daydream of what we would buy when it came to hitting it big by playing the lottery. If you won half a billion dollars, I am sure you'd buy a luxurious vacation home or two, right? I certainly know I would. Maybe you would love to live full-time near a ski resort in Colorado. Either way, this Vail home is the epitome of luxury.

Alitza Brokered by: LIV Sotheby's International Realty

This newly listed Vail home has hit the real estate market this week for $45 million. The home located at 165 Forest Road has a total of six bedrooms, seven and a half bathrooms, and 8,801 square feet of living space on a 0.43-acre plot of land.

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This $45 Million Vail Home Has a 75 Foot Glass Bottom Pool

This Vail home has a 75-foot pool that is suspended and has a glass bottom.

Take a dip in the 75 foot suspended pool that features a glass bottom. Recharge in the home's spa that is equipped with a waterfall, sauna, and steam shower. Glass corridors can be found throughout the home. Outdoor living is just as expansive as the inside of the home with over 6,500 square feet of heated terraces to enjoy the crisp Rocky Mountain nights.

Realtor's monthly payment calculator states a 20 percent downpayment of $9 million would give you an approximate monthly payment of $173,396. This approximate payment is based on a 30-year fixed-rate loan of 3.133 percent that includes principal, interest, property tax, and homeowner's insurance.

To learn more about this ultra-luxurious Vail home listed for $45 million, you can see the full listing HERE.

Source: Realtor

The Tiny Towns Of Colorado

In a tiny town, where do you go to shop? Is there anywhere to go out to eat? And, given there aren't many people living in many of these tiny towns, is there even anything to do?

For those select few (and I do mean few) that live in these tiny towns, I have so many questions... the main one being, how do you do it?

From (lack of) population to significant earthquake activity - there are multiple reasons why I, personally, could never live in a tiny town.

Could you?