Summary:
A 2BR Leadville house with a private hot tub and a fenced yard for dogs — a 1-minute walk to Main Street. Sleeps 4.
✔ Private hot tub with robes — soak under Mt. Massive
✔ Fully fenced yard + dog beds, bowls, blankets & crate
✔ Home office: standing desk, monitor, keyboard
✔ King + queen, electric fireplace, Sonos & Smart TV
✔ 1 minute to Main Street; 25 minutes to Ski Cooper
♡ "the hot tub is the icing on the cake" — Sam, Feb '26
» 1 min ➔ Main Street » 12 min ➔ Turquoise Lake » 25 min ➔ Ski Cooper / Copper
The Space:
➔ Bedroom 1 (master): King bed, skylight, and a private balcony with Mt. Massive views.
➔ Bedroom 2: Queen bed.
➔ Bathroom: One full bath with a tub.
➔ Office: A real workspace — standing desk, monitor, mouse, and keyboard.
➔ Living room: Electric fireplace, coffee bar, Sonos speaker, and a Smart TV with Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, and HBO.
➔ Outside: Private hot tub with robes and towels, Adirondack chairs on the deck, and a fully fenced backyard.
3 Pros:
+ Private hot tub and a fenced yard for dogs — full dog setup (beds, bowls, blankets, crate) provided.
+ One-minute walk to Main Street; about 25 minutes to Ski Cooper and Copper Mountain.
+ A genuine home office for remote work, plus mountain and lake views.
2 Cons:
- One bathroom for two bedrooms — fine for a couple or a family of four who don't mind sharing.
- No A/C — at 10,152 ft Leadville nights stay cool and it's rarely missed.
Guest Access:
Self check-in by keypad — your code and directions arrive before arrival. The whole house and the fenced yard are yours, plus free parking on-site. Dogs are welcome and travel light: beds, bowls, blankets, and a crate are provided. Check-in 4:00 PM / checkout 10:00 AM.
The Neighborhood:
You're a one-minute walk from Main Street (Harrison Avenue) in downtown Leadville — the highest city in North America at 10,152 ft — with saloons, restaurants, shops, and mining-era history. Turquoise Lake (paddling, fishing, the shoreline trail) is about 12 minutes away, and the Mt. Elbert trailhead — Colorado's highest peak — is about 26 minutes. Ski Cooper and Copper Mountain are roughly 25 minutes; Vail, Breckenridge, and Keystone are 30–50 minutes over the passes. Summer brings 14ers, hiking, and the lake; winter brings skiing and a quiet historic town.
Getting Around:
You can walk to Main Street, but a car is useful for the ski areas, trailheads, and lake. Free parking is on-site. Drive times: about 12 minutes to Turquoise Lake, 25 minutes to Ski Cooper and Copper Mountain, 26 minutes to the Mt. Elbert trailhead, and 30–50 minutes to Vail, Breckenridge, and Keystone over the passes. Winter driving on Highway 24 and the passes can be snowy — allow extra time and check conditions.
Other Things to Note:
License Number: 2026-056
- Check-in after 4:00 PM / checkout before 10:00 AM, keypad self check-in.
- Sleeps 4: 1 king, 1 queen, one full bathroom.
- Dogs allowed, $60 +tax for one pet and $120 +tax for two pets max . (No more than 2 dogs and must not be larger than 50lbs each). Cannot leave pet unattended in the unit unless crated. Large dog crate available.
- For stays longer than 15 days, a mid-stay cleaning is required and an additional fee of $150 will apply. This helps us maintain a high standard of cleanliness and ensures the home stays comfortable for the duration of your stay.
- No A/C. Elevation is 10,152 ft — hydrate on day one; altitude sickness is real and not refundable.
- Private hot tub: please follow the posted care notes.
- Leadville STR license on file.
- After booking you'll receive a digital guidebook with check-in details.
- A friendly reminder that Leadville's Quiet Hours are from 10:00 pm until 7:00 am. These are also good times to turn off exterior lights so people can enjoy the stars at night. We appreciate our guests being good neighbors, ensuring that our mountain town is always an enjoyable place for visitors and residents alike!
-There is a long term renter on the first floor, please be mindful of this.
Interaction with Guests:
We run a small, hands-on operation and reply quickly. You'll get a digital guidebook before arrival with your code, directions, and our local recommendations — guests often mention the handwritten notes and tips. Message us anytime during your stay for trail picks, dinner spots, or anything the house needs.