Front Range Cottage

This little Central City gem was built during the gold mining glory years. The historic photo in the Denver Public Library archives indicates that it was built before 1864. It enjoys many Victorian features, such as intricate brass hardware, chandeliers, hardwood floors, ceiling medallions, and an antique wood stove, yet incorporates modern amenities. The classic brick chimney caps the one-story residence. The house is comprised of a living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a full bath. The efficient kitchen has plenty of storage space in solid wood cabinets. The living room offers a view of downtown Central City. The mature landscaping in the front yard provides a quiet opportunity to enjoy a view of Central City. In contrast, the more secluded, lush side yard and a covered patio offer more privacy for family gatherings.

A five-minute walk places you in downtown Central City and in front of the nationally known opera house, art gallery, museums, antique stores, post office, and casinos. A ten-minute stroll in the opposite direction leads to the old tramway grade, which connects to numerous hiking/biking trails, historic cemeteries, the city park, and the Arapahoe National Forest.