Community History

In the early 1980’s, International Paper Company, along with the Hawk Mountain developers, built  172 units at Sunrise Mountain Village. In 1989, the Sunrise Condominium and Sunrise Homeowners Association took managerial control of the Village, buying the existing reception and the Falls Brook Common building and property, and ultimately built out FBC into the complex it is today: Recreation center, reception area, restaurant, and offices.  In the late 1990’s, Killington LTD. decided to discontinue operations of the Sunrise chairlift that went from Route 100 in Plymouth to the top of Sunrise Mountain. In order to preserve our ski-on/ski-off access, the Sunrise Homeowners Association bought the lift capability from Killington and built the existing base station here at the Village, making this lift a private and free lift serving our Village, and connecting Sunrise to the Killington Resort area lifts and trails.

In the mid 1990’s International Paper sold the undeveloped land to what later became Bear Mountain Development, LTD., the developers of the Topridge and Lodges complexes. Since then Topridge has grown to 6 single-family homes and 25 duplex buildings, and is still growing. The final phase of development began in late 2003 with the construction of the Lodges’ first building, (Aspen) and soon after, by their second building (Birches). A total of nine buildings are planned as part of the Lodges development efforts. Assuming a full build out, the Sunrise Mountain Village could grow to the 350 units originally planned within the next five to seven years.

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Sunrise Mountain Village Condominiums

Sunrise Condominiums

The 172 architectural award winning Sunrise Mountain Village Condominiums and Townhouses compose the senior association, Sunrise Condominium Association, and are situated in the multi-level woodland terrain of Sunrise Mountain. Consisting of one, two, three and four bedroom units, these units are located next to the Fallsbrook Common Recreation Center and Sunrise Lift, trailside adjacent to Sun Dog, or off the various ski on/ski off spur trails in the community.  The townhomes offer private entrances and multiple living levels and the feel of a single family home, while garden style units offer the commonality of condominium design.

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The Lodges at Sunrise Mountain Village

The Lodges

The third and newest condominium association, the Lodges, are located adjacent to the Fallsbrook Common Recreation Center and the Sunrise triple lift. The Lodges are 3-story 12 unit Adirondack garden style buildings clustered around a village green area. Each unit is identical with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, and occupies a single floor.  Still under development this association is planned to accommodate 9 buildings and 108 units. For more detailed information regarding the Lodges including virtual tours, please check their website at www.thelodgesatkillington.com.

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Topridge

Closest to the peak of Sunrise Mountain, overlooking Bear Mountain ski area, sits Topridge, the newest a townhouse/private home community at Sunrise Mountain Village comprising the Topridge Condominium Association.

Topridge, The Newest Townhouse/Private Home Community

Each of the Topridge duplex building houses two 3-storied townhouses with ski-on/ski-off access to Killington trail system and Bear Mountain’s and Sunrise’s ski lifts. Likewise the 5 single family homes are well situated for ski on/ski off capability.

The newest expansion to this community is the Vistas, with 7 single family homes.  These units are currently under development and will become part of the Topridge Association.

Further information about Topridge is available at www.SlopesideKillington.com.

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