Owning a vacation home is a hallmark of the 1%.
While most Americans will shell out hundreds of dollars a weekend for hotel rooms or home rentals in the most popular ski towns, the richest of the rich can afford to put down roots.
Realtor.com recently published a list of the most expensive ski towns in the US and how much it would cost to buy a home there this winter season.
The site started with a list of more than 300 ski resorts and then located the nearest town or city in those areas, eliminating any with less than 50 homes for sale and including only one city per state.
Below, check out 10 of the most expensive ski towns to buy a home this season, with prices ranging from $598,000 to over $2 million.
10. Stowe, Vermont
Median listing price: $598,000
9. Sun Valley, Idaho
Median listing price: $622,000
8. Mahwah, New Jersey
Median listing price: $658,000
7. Truckee, California
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Median listing price: $678,000
6. Cashiers, North Carolina
Median listing price: $718,000
5. Big Sky, Montana
Median listing price: $894,000
4. Incline Village, Nevada
Median listing price: $1.07 million
3. Park City, Utah
Median listing price: $1.30 million
2. Jackson, Wyoming
Median listing price: $1.32 million
1. Aspen, Colorado
Median listing price: $2.12 million
This article originally appeared in Business Insider.
