NATIONAL HISTORIC REGISTRY DOLL HOUSE AND GUEST COTTAGE Afraid to own that vacation home in the High Country because you aren’t there to look after it year-round? Look no more! Here you have a fabulously renovated 2 Bedroom cottage for your home, and a studio apartment fenced away from the main house, but with a hot tub, for your Caretaker. You can of course, live here year-round, if that is your need, and you have separate quarters for your frequent guests. Walk to gaming in this National Historic District Mining/Gambling community. From the moment you see the stained glass front door on the covered front porch, and see the home’s address in stained glass in the transom, you know you’re about to see something special once inside! You won’t be disappointed. Painstakingly and lovingly restored for acceptance into the National Historic Registry, you’ll find a totally livable 2 Bedroom home. The “tin-roof ceiling” is really only wallpaper (you’ll have to ask), but the brass light fixtures, coined woodwork, wainscoting, and claw foot tub are original. The ceramic tile kitchen and laundry are for functionality, and the lace curtains complete the picture of your Victorian dream home. But the behind-the-scenes work was done too: Insulation, plumbing, heating, and electrical are what will make this home cozily livable for your year-round pleasure. There are 2 off-street parking spaces, and, located only 1 ½ blocks from the casinos, you’ll be the envy of those who have to walk far longer distances just to find a parking space for their car! The 273 sq. ft. studio guest/Caretaker cottage is behind a privacy fence from the main house, has its own parking space and hot tub. The town of Cripple Creek, a National Historic District, is a true Wild West mining community, still active today. The casinos are elaborate and true to the period, but since you can’t gamble all the time—well, maybe if you’re winning!—you’ll want to enjoy the many other attractions of the area. Take a trip on the Cripple Creek/Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad, descend into the Molly Kathleen Mine, enjoy the nearby Florissant National Fossil Beds Park with its petrified sequoia trees, state parks and lakes, take numerous driving tours, or just marvel at the picturesque mountain views! Located a scenic 1 hr. 15 minute drive from Colorado Springs, you’ll find even getting here a breeze!

Lot Features   Sewer Utilities (City), View (Mountains), Water Utilities (City) Building Features   Heating System (Propane & electric), Roof (7 years old) Interior Features   Floors (Carpet, tile & vinyl), Interior Construction (Completely redone-insulation, electric, heating, plumbing) Appliances   Washer/Dryer (Washing machine only), Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range/Oven, Refrigerator Exterior Features   Exterior Construction (Brick), Parking (Off-street for 2 and 1 (cottage) cars), Spa (Underground Hot Tub in deck)

School District    Cripple Creek Victor RE1