La Casa Del Superintendente Personifica La Herencia Victoriana De Crested Butte
4 Hab.
4 Baños
2,274 Sqft
6,534 Sqft lot
1
MLS#835975
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¡Ya no las construyen como antes! El 721 de Maroon Ave, conocido como la Casa del Superintendente, personifica la herencia victoriana de Crested Buttes. Ubicada originalmente en Big Mine Hill, la casa sirvió como residencia del superintendente de las operaciones mineras y de hornos de coque de Colorado Fuel & Iron Company en la zona de Crested Butte desde 1883 hasta 1952. Trasladada a su ubica
Listed on the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties, the 1883 CF&I Superintendent’s House is one of Crested Butte’s most historically significant private residences. Originally located on Big Mine Hill, it served as the residence of the superintendent overseeing Colorado Fuel & Iron’s Crested Butte mining and coke operations from 1883 to 1952. Relocated to its present setting in 1
¡Ya no las construyen como antes! El 721 de Maroon Ave, conocido como la Casa del Superintendente, personifica la herencia victoriana de Crested Buttes. Ubicada originalmente en Big Mine Hill, la casa sirvió como residencia del superintendente de las operaciones mineras y de hornos de coque de Colorado Fuel & Iron Company en la zona de Crested Butte desde 1883 hasta 1952. Trasladada a su ubicación actual en 1971, su diseño es representativo de las viviendas de los superintendentes de combustible y hierro de Colorado en las ciudades empresariales de todo el estado de Colorado. Construidas por la empresa, eran las residencias más importantes y arquitectónicamente sofisticadas de la comunidad. Hoy en día, la propiedad de cuatro dormitorios y cuatro baños combina ingeniosamente la distinción histórica y el refinamiento moderno. La casa ha sido objeto de renovaciones a lo largo de los años, pero aún conserva los pisos de madera originales y bellamente recuperados, y cuenta con magníficos detalles que incluyen la escalera de madera, las molduras de techo, los revestimientos de madera, las puertas interiores y la chimenea de gas. El espacioso primer nivel de la propiedad cuenta con un cómodo plano de planta abierto, algo que es difícil de encontrar en Crested Butte. La cocina abierta cuenta con un rincón para desayunar, una estufa y campana Viking de seis quemadores, un lavavajillas Miele, un refrigerador de acero inoxidable, atractivos gabinetes y encimeras de granito. En la planta superior, los impresionantes techos abovedados cuentan con tragaluces en cada habitación y vigas de madera recuperada en la suite principal. Los sistemas de plomería, electricidad, monitoreo de bajo voltaje y calefacción se han actualizado para cumplir con especificaciones modernas. La luz natural entra a raudales en los espacios habitables de ambos niveles de la casa, pero los enormes y maduros abetos y la orientación sur de la parcela crean una sensación de privacidad y aislamiento. El porche delantero cubierto y envolvente y el garaje independiente completan esta joya histórica. La ubicación más tranquila del lado este de la ciudad, cerca del Rainbow Park, el río Slate y el sendero recreativo que lleva al monte. Crested Butte hace de esta una oferta especial.
Listed on the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties, the 1883 CF&I Superintendent’s House is one of Crested Butte’s most historically significant private residences. Originally located on Big Mine Hill, it served as the residence of the superintendent overseeing Colorado Fuel & Iron’s Crested Butte mining and coke operations from 1883 to 1952. Relocated to its present setting in 1971, the home remains an exceptional example of the substantial and architecturally refined residences CF&I constructed for its superintendents throughout Colorado.
Today, this four-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath home offers 2,274 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space, beautifully balancing authentic Victorian character with modern comfort and functionality. Original and reclaimed wood flooring, a handsome staircase, crown molding, wainscoting and period-inspired interior doors preserve the home’s distinctive heritage, while thoroughly modernized plumbing, electrical, heating and low-voltage monitoring systems provide contemporary performance and reliability.
The spacious main level features an inviting open floor plan—a rare quality among Crested Butte’s historic homes. The well-appointed kitchen includes a charming breakfast nook, six-burner Viking range and hood, a stainless steel refrigerator, granite countertops and generous cabinetry. A gas fireplace anchors the comfortable living area.
Upstairs, vaulted ceilings, skylights and reclaimed timber beams create warm, light-filled accommodations, including a beautifully detailed primary suite. Mature spruce trees and the property’s southern orientation provide privacy, abundant natural light and a wonderfully secluded atmosphere. A covered wraparound porch and detached garage complete the offering.
Located on the quieter east side of town near Rainbow Park, the Slate River, the recreation path and the shops and restaurants of Elk Avenue, the Superintendent’s House offers a rare combination of historic provenance, thoroughly modernized systems and the walkable Crested Butte lifestyle.
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Tipo de propiedad
Otros
Año de construcción
1883
Precio/pie²
$963
Características
Garaje
Chimenea
Moderno
Privacidad
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721 Maroon Avenue , Crested Butte, CO 81224, Colorado, Estados Unidos
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