Buying
Off-market intelligence, honest reads on construction and renovation cost, and a filter for what will still feel right in ten years. Aspen, Snowmass, Woody Creek, Basalt, Carbondale, Redstone.
Aspen & the Roaring Fork Valley
Aspen property,
through a
designer’s eye.
Autumn Kent is a third-generation Roaring Fork local and an advisor with Engel & Völkers Aspen. She helps clients buy, sell, and rent distinctive property from Aspen to Redstone — quietly, and with an eye trained on how a house is actually built.
Where the eye was trained
- Redstone & AspenRaised
- BostonBSBA, Boston University
- ParisArchitecture & art history
- Los AngelesFashion design, FIDM
- LondonDesign, film, restoration
- AspenEngel & Völkers
ThreeGenerations in the valley
14Years advising in Aspen
E&VAspen shop
GlobalReferral network
How Autumn works
Buying, selling, renting — the same standard on each.
Selling
Preparation before pricing. A designer’s judgment on what to fix, what to leave, and how the property should be presented — then the Engel & Völkers network to place it.
Renting
Seasonal and long-term placements for owners and tenants who want the process handled discreetly and correctly the first time.
About Autumn
Raised between Aspen and Redstone, her appreciation for architecture and design began early — inspired by the historic homes and landscapes she grew up in.
Three generations of her family have lived in the Roaring Fork Valley. That history is the reason she can tell you which streets hold their value in a soft market, which builders finish what they start, and which view corridors are protected.
The design training came later — Boston, Paris, Los Angeles, London — across fashion, film, photography, and historic property restoration. She returned to Aspen with her family fourteen years ago and brought that eye home with her.
Get in touch
Tell her what you’re looking for.
Whether you are two years out from a purchase or ready to list this season, the first conversation costs nothing and usually saves something.