I kind of like the rustic feel of the interior! This was originally a stage coach stop and livery. It was built in 1858. The home is located on .19 acres in Granite, Colorado. The home features original hardwood floors, log walls and beamed ceilings. This home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There are views of the Arkansas River from the house. There is an old stage coach trail that still leads into the town of Granite. 1,100 square feet. $378,000
Contact Jo Reese with Full Circle Real Estate Group
From the Zillow listing:
This historic Stage Stop house was built in 1858, along with the huge livery stable, which is now used as a workshop/garage. This home has been renovated to it’s original glory, or even better. The original hotel portion of this property was built a few years later. This rare historical property has spectacular views of the Arkansas River & is perfect for a primary residence, second home or just a summer getaway. This property, located in the historic town of Granite is surrounded by public lands, prime fishing lakes, The Arkansas River & endless outdoor recreational opportunities. This one of a kind listing also includes 43185 CR 397, directly to the north. That parcel has the livery stable on it. These 2 parcels will NOT be sold separately! This listing includes 3 lots. This house is on the State & Federal Historic Registry & detailed historical background information is available. The town of Granite is accessible from Hwy 24 & was once a county seat, during the mining days. A lot of famous characters passed through or lived there, including Doc Holliday. There’s still an old stage coach trail that leads into Granite, as well as many other reminders scattered around this area, showing glimpses of the hard lives that these early westerners lived. The original cemetery is nearby, with lots of notable markers. There are very few permanent residents in this town, so you could almost have an entire “ghost town” to yourself.
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