Tucked away at the end of Eleventh Street in Victor’s storied Goldfield micro-neighborhood, this 1894 mountain cabin has been cherished by the same family since the day it was built. A warm blend of hand-hewn character and up-to-date comfort, it delivers the snug, fireside feel you crave in a true Colorado hideaway—without skimping on modern ease. Step onto the west-facing deck—or settle into the window-wrapped sunroom—and drink in sweeping views of the Sangre de Cristos that frame every sunset. Inside, original wood floors (some preserved beneath carpet) add soulful patina, while thoughtful capital upgrades over the last 2–3 years—dual-pane windows, low-maintenance siding and paint, new gutters, blown-in attic insulation, and a roomy carport—deliver turn-key peace of mind. Main-level living makes day-to-day life easy, and the basement adds a handy workshop for gear or hobbies. The fully-fenced lot backs to the street’s edge, giving you extra privacy without sacrificing convenience: historic downtown Victor’s shops and cafés are minutes away, Cripple Creek’s entertainment district is a short drive, and endless hiking, fishing, and four-season recreation surround you. Whether you’re seeking a year-round residence or a weekend escape, this lovely home pairs mountain-cabin charm with modern-day comfort—ready for its next chapter.
