c.1929 Colorado Cabin in the Woods $135K

OHU50K Notes $135,000

c.1929 Colorado Cabin in the Woods. This cabin in the pine trees has some charming features. It is close to town and would make a good short term rental, mountain getaway or permanent residence.

Forest featured at 26751 Fern Gulch Rd, Evergreen, CO, 80439

Realtor Comments

Cash-only sale. Own a piece of historic Evergreen with this charming, seasonal cabin located near the heart of downtown. With its vaulted ceilings and warm wood floors, this retreat exudes rustic character. Abundant windows bathe the interior in natural light, creating an inviting and airy atmosphere. The open floor plan seamlessly blends living spaces, making it quaint and cozy. Outside, the towering pines and crisp mountain air set the scene for unforgettable moments. A rare gem with timeless character, this Gingerbread cabin is your escape into nature’s embrace. Please note that this is a seasonal cabin with no running water, heat, or electricity. Buyer to do their own due diligence about utilities, water, septic, and future use.

1 bed
Build date 1929

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26751 Fern Gulch Rd, Evergreen, CO 80439 $135,000

Contact Realtor: Dawn Havery
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Pros

Beautiful mountain setting. Evergreen is surrounded by forests, granite peaks, and abundant wildlife. Many homes have mountain views and easy access to hiking trails.
Excellent outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fishing, paddleboarding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Evergreen Lake is a focal point for recreation throughout the year.
Close to Denver. You can access the jobs, healthcare, shopping, and cultural attractions of Denver while living in a quieter mountain environment.
Strong schools. Schools in the Jeffco Public Schools district serving Evergreen are generally well regarded.
Distinctive small-town feel. Downtown Evergreen has locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, and community events rather than extensive commercial development.
Milder summers. Higher elevation means cooler summer temperatures than Denver, making outdoor activities more comfortable.

Cons

High housing costs. Evergreen is one of the more expensive mountain communities in Colorado. Home prices are significantly above the national average.
Snow and winter driving. Roads can become snowy or icy, and some neighborhoods require four-wheel drive or snow tires during winter storms.
Wildfire risk. Living in a forested mountain community means wildfire preparedness is an important part of homeownership. Insurance premiums can be higher, and coverage may be more difficult to obtain.
Longer commutes. Although Denver is nearby, commuting can be affected by weather, traffic on Interstate 70, and mountain roads.
Higher cost of living. In addition to housing, groceries, utilities, and home maintenance can cost more than in nearby suburban communities.
Wildlife encounters. Seeing elk, deer, bears, foxes, and mountain lions is part of life. While many people enjoy this, it requires precautions with pets, trash, and landscaping.