Great Gulf, the developer of the upcoming master-planned village at Killington, said it acquired a minority investment in the new ownership group purchasing the Killington Resort and Pico Mountain.
“We are pleased by the announcement of the successful sale of the Killington Resort and Pico Mountain to a new ownership group, with local ties to Vermont. Led by Phill Gross and Michael Ferri, the new owners are comprised of long-time Killington passholders and devoted winter sports enthusiasts, with ambitious plans to invest significant capital into winter and summer infrastructure over the coming years. To support these efforts and further reinforce our commitment to the mountain, Great Gulf is announcing a minority investment in the new group,” said Michael Sneyd, president of Great Gulf Resort Residential.
The new group’s existing connections to Killington aligns with Great Gulf’s goal of creating a community that is deeply rooted in the Vermont ethos.
“We look forward to collaborating with the new owners to create a world-class destination that will enhance the Killington experience for residents and visitors alike,” adds Sneyd.
Great Gulf’s plans for the first phase village, once completed, include:
- Over 650 ski-in/ski-out condominiums and townhomes, along with a collection of single- family lots on Ramshead
- A pedestrian-oriented village featuring more than 111,000 square feet of retail and dining space
- Two public squares and an 84,000-square-foot iconic lodge designed by Moshe Safdie, replacing the current Snowshed and
- Ramshead lodges
Dramatic waterfront improvements to snowshed pond including a retail promenade
Great Gulf has been working closely with the Town of Killington, state officials, the resort, and the new ownership team and remain dedicated to ensuring the success of the ‘Killington Forward’ initiative, which includes key road and water infrastructure improvements to support the village’s development.
Photo courtesy of Killington Resort
