Welcome to the WHO’S Inn where history, heart, and mountain living come together. This Evergreen original has been standing strong since 1919. It has already weathered everything Colorado can throw at a house: blizzards, windstorms, sunshine, and a century of changing trends. Age isn’t a liability here; it’s a badge of honor. Time has tested this home, proven its grit, and quietly confirmed what newer homes are still hoping for: this one’s built to last. Originally constructed by Stanley Park’s namesake, Stanley M. Barrows, this rustic chalet was the very first home in the neighborhood, welcoming visitors who came up the mountain dreaming of land and a life in the pines. Today, it remains a rare chance to own a living piece of Evergreen history, thoughtfully preserved. The living room steals the show with a wall of windows perfectly framing snowcapped Mount Blue Sky. The view is so good it feels staged, and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace built with rock harvested right from the property. The kitchen blends old-soul charm with everyday functionality and an early-1900s built-in breakfast bar that’s seen more morning coffee than you ever will. From here, head through the mudroom to the back deck, yard, greenhouse, and chicken coop because mountain life should come with fresh eggs. Open to the kitchen, the dining room features a Craftsman-style ceiling, stained-glass windows, and a corner wood-burning fireplace that practically demands slow dinners and long conversations. A new main level primary suite with a ¾ bath and mountain views you can enjoy without ever leaving bed is a nice upgrade. Upstairs, a charming bedroom suite (or private office) includes a window seat with postcard views, a full bath, and a secret storage space. The walk-out level offers flexibility with a family room, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a flex room, and laundry. With exterior access to the deck and backyard, this space works for multi-generational living, guests, or a roommate setup.
