Realtor Jason Cummings with Compass Real Estate/Team Colorado Homes has a mountain property coming on the market this weekend thatap a perfect shelter-in-place for somebody wanting to keep the reopening casinos in Black Hawk nearby.
At 495 Old Hughesville Road, a mile farther up Colo. 119 beyond the town, he’ll show you a hand-hewn log home thatap a new, stylized version of the traditional cabin, showing real chinking and lots of recreational extras.
Itap a 3-bedroom/3-bath plan with wide-open entertaining area and a loft overhead, on a five-acre site with views of James Peak.
You’ll see vaulted ceilings, a window wall taking in the view of the Continental Divide, 2-story, stone-stacked, Napoleon High Country wood burning fireplace; wood plank floors, and a kitchen with farmhouse sink, a large island, wood beams, and broken-edge granite island and countertops. There’s a built-in woodwork shop in the finished basement and a wrap-around deck that has 360-degree views.
Cummings notes that this property is ready to go for mountain entertaining and adds that it has Airbnb potential. It is fully furnished and comes with a Generac 22-kilowatt generator with an automatic transfer switch; a built-in hot tub; and a 2004 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited that has 40,000 miles on it and that comes complete with a Snow-Way plow.
Samantha Ennis at Compass can arrange a showing by appointment for you today or this week; call her at 727-244-0220.
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