ANB opens in Willits<\/p>\n
ANB Bank has opened a branch in the Willits Town Center in Basalt at Robinson Street and East Valley Road.<\/p>\n
The 3,308-square-foot facility is ANB Bank\u2019s first location in Basalt, and its 32nd location in the three states in which it operates: Colorado, Wyoming and Kansas. ANB Bank worked with DM Neuman Construction on this project.<\/p>\n
The Banking Center\u2019s grand opening celebration will run Monday through Friday. The Frying Pan food truck will be on the property and free to the public from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday and the Hickory House will be serving free barbecue from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday.<\/p>\n
ANB\u2019s parent company is Denver-based Sturm Financial Group Inc.<\/p>\n
Big deal in the making?<\/p>\n
An Aspen penthouse is being advertised for $37.5 million.<\/p>\n
Broker associate Carrie Wells of Coldwell Banker Mason Morse Real Estate recently listed the 8,771-square-foot property that spans the top two floors of the Mother Lode building located above The Aspen Times offices at 315 E. Hyman Avenue.<\/p>\n
The sellers are Sandy and Paul Edgerley, one of the owners of the Boston Celtics. The property originally was designed as a vacation home with six bedrooms, eight full baths and one half-bath. The property can be subdivided into separate two-bedroom suites with shared access to a recreation space with a pool table, lounge areas, bar, media room and an arcade. The property also includes rooftop deck spanning approximately 1,520-square-feet, with its own kitchen and bar and hot tub.<\/p>\n
The Edgerley couple primarily lives in Boston. Paul Edgerley is a senior adviser at Bain Capital, part of the ownership of the Boston Celtics, and Sandy Edgerley oversees their real estate development efforts through Hexagon Properties.<\/p>\n