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34 Miles West of Colorado Springs
22 miles North of Cripple Creek |
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1000 sq. ft. on 2 levels
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One Private Bedroom–Sleeping:Master Bedroom -Full Bed (main level) Loft- 2 Queen Beds |
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One on main level (shower) |
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Standard electric power |
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Electric Base Board and Wood burning stove |
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Well
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Unobstructed views of Pikes Peak, Hot Tub, Wood burning stove, TV/DVD/Satellite, Stereo/CD player, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, large deck with patio table
and chairs, screened porch, 100 fenced acres. |
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In 1904, Imoinda M. Clarke (a single woman) filed for 160 Acres of land in Park County under the Homestead Act. The original home is still standing
as well as the outhouse. The family raised cattle, cows, chickens and planted
crops. In the late 1930’s the family moved to Michigan. Imoinda’s
family still owns the homestead and built the current cabin in 2000. |
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This modern mountain home is the perfect place for peace and quiet; you
will enjoy awesome views of Pikes Peak from the deck, living area and loft.
The cabin is warm and inviting and features vaulted ceilings, hardwood
floors, wood accents and a wood burning stove, it tastefully decorated in a
western décor.
The homestead is secluded and private, but convenient to local attractions. For the outdoor enthusiast, there are acres and acres to hike and explore. Don’t forget your camera!!
No pets, No smoking |
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