Cozy Historic Condo, Pet Friendly, Copper Mountain
About the Home
Enjoy the fresh mountain air and proximity to main street while staying in a section of the former home of Governor Jesse McDonald, fully equipped with modern amenities and antique furnishings. We hope you love your journey back in time with the Parlor unit in this home. Managed by @TraverseHospitality Accommodations: 1 Queen bedroom 1 full bath (shower, no tub) 1 fully stocked kitchen 1 large living room with comfy couch, electric fireplace, and Smart TV š Location: half block ā main st 12 mins ā Lake Turquoise 25 mins ā Copper Mountain 26 mins ā Mt. Elbert Trailhead 47 mins ā Vail Ski Resort You'll be surrounded by the highest mountains in the Colorado Rockies where majestic scenery blends with a lively history. There is much to do during your stay including: - Skiing at nearby Ski Cooper, Copper Mountain, Keystone, Breckenridge, Vail and Beaver Creek - Ice skating, sledding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and Nordic skiing on the Mineral Belt Trail. - Mountain biking for any level of expertise. World-class hiking, mountain climbing, fishing and hunting. - Shopping, dining, visiting museums or taking a self-guided walking tour in a quintessential Victorian town. - Following the route of the Silver Kings in Leadville's Mining District. - Exploring ghost towns. - Four-wheeling from beginner level to the more advanced 13,186' Mosquito Pass, the highest vehicular road in the United States. License # 001270 This property does not have air conditioning. Yes, we are pet friendly. There is an additional pet fee of $50 if you are bringing a pet (2 pets max). Note: under no circumstances can you leave your pet(s) unattended at the property - there are doggy day care/ dog boarding options or take your pet with you! Violations of this may be met with a $100 fine or we may ask you to check-out early. If it snows more than several inches, look for snow removal signs to make sure you don't violate any temporary parking rules The Governor's Mansion was once the home of former Governor Jesse McDonald and is centrally located in Leadville's National Historic Landmark District. Part of this house was built in 1881, with the mansion portion completed in 1893. Former Governor, Jesse McDonald, who sought and found his fortune in Leadville, built this big house to entertain guests as they travelled through town. Staying in the mountains offers a unique and nature-immersed experience, characterized by a rustic charm. You might occasionally encounter some of the local wildlife, insects, and small critters that are part of the natural surroundings. We recommend keeping doors securely closed whenever possible. Rest assured, we've implemented thorough measures to ensure your stay remains undisturbed by these natural inhabitants. Altitude sickness is real. In Leadville/ Twin Lakes, the elevation can be up to 10,000 feet. Symptoms can include dizziness and nausea, so please be mindful of this. We cannot offer refunds for guests experiencing altitude sickness. If you anticipate being affected, we recommend obtaining insurance at the time of booking.