Classic Mountain A-Frame

Follow the faint driveway back off the gravel road and discover a classic mountain A-frame!

Set on a half acre lot in Silverthorne’s quiet Mesa Cortina neighborhood you’ll find a rustic mountain home ready to become whatever you envision.  You’re half acre of paradise is seemingly endless backing to National Forest lands and bringing a variety of wildlife practically to your back door.  Expect to see marmot, moose, fox, racoon and perhaps even an occasional bear.  The wildflowers are gorgeous as is your view looking down the valley behind the home.  From the front deck you will enjoy views of Lake Dillon, Keystone resort and more majestic Colorado mountains.  This is the classic mountain A-frame you have been dreaming of.

The home is a raised A-frame allowing room for a garage and plenty of storage below.  Nearly all original your main floor living features the typical cathedral ceilings and plenty of windows at both the front and the back of the house.  The living room, dining room and kitchen area is all open and feels larger than it is.  Two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower are tucked in the back.  Both bedrooms take advantage of the windows facing the National Forest and have sliding glass doors leading out to a deck.  A spiral staircase from the dining room takes you to the roomy loft upstairs.  Another sliding glass door leads to a private upper deck also overlooking National Forest lands.

This classic mountain A-frame can be your home away from home. 

Offering you a great place to relax in the tranquility of the Summit County mountains, hike miles of trails right outside your back door, or hit the slopes at one of the nearby resorts.  No matter what you enjoy, this classic mountain home gives you a great location to take in all that Summit County has to offer.

Classic mountain homes like this one may one day be extinct. 

As the price of land increases throughout Summit County these homes will be torn down to make way for larger, luxurious mountain homes.  Now’s your chance to get your piece of Colorado history while you still can.