Danielle Huidekoper

Danielle Huidekoper is more than a real estate advisor—she is a trusted connector, community insider, and dedicated advocate for the Vail Valley lifestyle. She works with second-homeowners, full-time residents, and mountain-focused families seeking not just a property, but a true sense of place in one of Colorado’s most exceptional communities.

A longtime Vail Valley resident, Danielle brings deep, hyper-local knowledge of the area’s distinct micro-markets—from East Vail to Eagle Ranch—paired with strategic insight and grounded guidance that extends well beyond the transaction. Her background in business management and client relations gives her a competitive edge in deal navigation, while her meticulous attention to detail ensures a seamless, well-informed experience from start to finish.

Known for her calm, savvy approach, Danielle empowers clients to make confident, data-driven decisions in every market environment. She is a skilled negotiator who advocates fiercely yet thoughtfully, balancing strong representation with professionalism and respect. Her longstanding relationships throughout the Valley, combined with a global network through Sotheby’s International Realty, provide clients with access to off-market opportunities and a smooth transition into—or out of—mountain living.


Deeply rooted in the community, Danielle is a member of The Club at Cordillera and actively involved with several local organizations. She has supported the Eagle Valley Humane Society since the age of 16 (and has two cats and a dog to show for it), works with The Cycle Effect to help women build confidence on the trails, and serves on the events committee for Habitat for Humanity.


Outside of real estate, Danielle embraces the lifestyle she represents—skiing with her husband, Henry, biking mountain trails before work, and seeking out the Valley’s best local dining. She is always eager to share her favorite spots and insider recommendations with clients.


For Danielle, real estate is not simply about buying or selling homes—it is about helping people feel genuinely at home in the mountains.