c.1955 One Bedroom OffGrid Colorado Log Cabin For Sale $105,000
OHU50K Notes $105,000
c.1955 One Bedroom Colorado Log Cabin For Sale. Tiny and cozy getaway in nature.
Realtor Comments
This unique cabin comes with a TON of potential! The 0.18-acre lot is just the right size for this Harris Park getaway, perfect for weekends or part-time use. Built in 1955, the 1-bedroom cabin offers peace and solitude, lots of aspen and pine, plus the charm and appeal of a simpler way of life. Inside, you’ll find a family room with a wood stove, including a slate tile surround, for those chilly Fall evenings. The kitchen area has plenty of room to eat in. Relax on the covered porch, ready and waiting for friends and family. Or just treat yourself to some well-deserved quiet time! Check out the pictures and call TODAY for your personal showing! Visit for Harris Park neighborhood details, including fishing ponds, a horse corral, and family and community activities.There is no running water or septic, but there is an electric incinerator toilet and holding tank on the property. The Holding Tank is not yet hooked up to the property.
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1955
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros of Living in Bailey, CO
1. Outstanding Natural Beauty & Outdoor Recreation
2. Strong Sense of Community & Peaceful Mountain Lifestyle
Bailey’s small size fosters a close-knit vibe, warmth, and local pride—evidenced by its vibrant local businesses and low population densit. Many residents appreciate the escape from city stress, enjoying bird song, river walks, and mountain tranquility just 45 minutes from Denver
3. Excellent Safety Record
With combined crime rates among the lowest in the U.S. for its size—just 5 incidents per 1,000 residents, translating to a 1-in-192 chance of victimization—Bailey is notably safe.
4. Good Local Schools & Educational Environment
The Platte Canyon School District, including Deer Creek Elementary, Fitzsimmons Middle, and Platte Canyon High School, benefits from small class sizes and generally positive performance metrics, especially in math proficiency at the middle school level
5. Desirable Real Estate Appreciation
Over the past decade, Bailey’s homes appreciated nearly 124%, translating to a strong average annual increase of 8.4%—making it one of the highest-performing real estate markets nationally
6. Scenic History & Cultural Landmarks
Beautiful landmarks like the Glen Isle Resort and Estabrook Historic District add depth to the town’s character, connecting residents to its frontier past. Additionally, small-town treasures like the nostalgic Knotty Pine ice cream shop are beloved by both locals and visitors
7. Good Connectivity & Taxes
Bailey offers relatively low sales tax rates, fast fixed-line and mobile internet, and easy access to highway commutes—plus RTD Park-n-Ride options for easy trips to Denver
Cons of Living in Bailey, CO
1. Remote Location & Car Dependency
Walkability scores are low (3/10), and public transportation is minimal—meaning vehicles are essential for most errands or commutes
2. Higher Housing Costs & Cooling Market
While scenic, Bailey’s homes command a premium compared to Denver’s outskirts. Rental averages hover around $1,500/month—about 29% below national norms but potentially steep for the area. Plus, recent real estate appreciation has slowed, with some quarterly declines
3. Elevated Wildfire Risk
Nestled within dense forest zones, Bailey faces a real threat from wildfires—a concern residents need to take seriously
4. Limited Local Amenities & Healthcare
Bailey has a few local shops, eateries, and essential services, but residents often travel for specialized healthcare, shopping, or schooling options. Pediatric specialist care, for instance, may require a commute to Denver
5. Weather & Cloudiness
Mountain weather can bring unpredictable conditions, including snowy winters, and the area tends to see more cloudy days than foothill communities
6. Infrastructure Concerns
Some residents note issues like unreliable well water systems, and driving on Highway 285 has safety concerns due to aggressive drivers and occasional accidents
