Maison historique 2 chambres, centre-ville Leadville, vue montagne

Summary:

Walk to Leadville's Main Street from "The Zinnia," a beautifully restored Victorian cottage set just 1.5 blocks from downtown shops, restaurants, and galleries. This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home welcomes up to 4 guests, blending historic character with modern comfort—and waking up to mountain views is part of the magic. Perfect for your Colorado mountain adventure, whether you're here to hike, ski, or explore this iconic high-altitude town.



The Space:

ABOUT THE HOME



"The Zinnia" is a lovingly restored Victorian cottage that showcases original architectural charm—high ceilings, tall windows, and period details—alongside thoughtful modern updates. Guests consistently praise the comfortable furnishings, well-equipped kitchen, and inviting decor that honors the home's authentic historic character while delivering the conveniences you need.



BEDROOMS & SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS



Two cozy bedrooms, each with a comfortable queen bed. Quality bed linens, extra pillows, and blankets are provided for a restful night's sleep. The home comfortably accommodates 2 adults per bedroom.



BATHROOM



One full bathroom with hot water, bathtub, and essential amenities. Note: The bathroom door between the bedrooms does not fully close—a quirk of this historic home that couples and families typically navigate without concern. It's part of the authentic character.



KITCHEN & DINING



The sunny kitchen is well-equipped with a full-size refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and quality cookware and utensils for preparing meals. A breakfast bar overlooks the dining space. Many guests love cooking here—everything you need is on hand. A generous coffee maker and quality coffee await your arrival, a thoughtful welcome touch from your host.



LIVING SPACES & VIEWS



The living room offers mountain views—a breathtaking backdrop for morning coffee or an evening wind-down. High ceilings and abundant natural light create an airy, inviting atmosphere. Board games are available for quiet evenings. This is a space where you'll want to linger.



LAUNDRY & WORKSPACE



Washer and dryer are available for longer stays. Dedicated workspace with wireless internet keeps you connected if you're working remotely or planning your adventures.



LOCATION & WALKABILITY



Located just 1.5 blocks from Leadville's Main Street—easily walkable to downtown shops, restaurants, breweries, galleries, and the local museum. A park and playground sit less than a block away, perfect for families with children. The Mineral Belt Trail for cross-country skiing and hiking is minutes away. Ski Cooper is approximately 15 minutes away; Vail and Beaver Creek are within 1.5–2 hours for day trips.



PARKING & ACCESS



Free parking on premises and free street parking available. Private entrance for your convenience. Early check-in is often available when the home is ready—ask your host about flexibility for your specific dates.



HOST HOSPITALITY & COMMUNICATION



Your host is known for responsive communication, thoughtful local guides with dining and activity recommendations, and genuine care about your experience. Quick resolution is a priority if any maintenance needs arise during your stay.



WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK



This is an authentic historic home from Leadville's mining era, so original features are part of its charm: floors are uneven and sloped—something guests often mention as adding character and authenticity to the experience (though those with significant mobility concerns should be aware). The home may show minor signs of age; we recommend embracing the historic character rather than expecting modern uniformity.



Check-in instructions are provided via an email link to an external guidebook—this is the only way to access your entry code, so watch for that email after booking.



Pets are not permitted. Heating keeps the home comfortable year-round, supplemented with plush blankets and cozy comfort amenities.



WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT



Guests consistently return to "The Zinnia" for its perfect balance: walkable downtown convenience without downtown bustle, authentic historic charm with modern essentials, and a host who genuinely cares about making your stay memorable. Whether you're a skier catching fresh powder, a hiker tackling the Mineral Belt, or a family exploring Leadville's rich mining heritage, this is your basecamp.



We do utilize a weblink outside the platform that directs guests to our guidebook. You will receive an email with this link. This is the ONLY way guests can access check-in information, and facilitates the collection of fees and other special requests/upgraded services we offer.

To protect your stay, you'll choose one of two options during online check-in: a $150 refundable security deposit (a temporary card hold, released after checkout) or a small damage waiver ($5/night, max $40).



Guest Access:

Guests have access to their private home.



The Neighborhood:

There’s no end to the outdoor activities you can enjoy here, from mild scenic hikes to ultra-athletic pursuits, and we’re not limited by season. Head out on a fall colors bike ride, ski or snowshoe, go fly fishing, or climb the fourteeners! And as for the great indoors, we have plenty of restaurants, shops and historical attractions.



Getting Around:

Leadville is a very walkable city, and this home is in the heart of downtown. Free on-street parking is included.



Other Things to Note:

License #002662



This property is NOT pet friendly.



This property does not have air conditioning.



Bedrooms: 2

Baths: 1

Levels: 1

WiFi: Yes

TV: Yes, Cable, DVD

Washer/Dryer: Yes

Dishwasher: Yes

Views: Mountains

Yard: Fenced, table & chairs

Garage: No

Parking: Although not guaranteed, this home has room for approximately two cars to be parked in front of it. Leadville’s Victorian homes were historically built quite close together in the days before the “horseless carriage.” As such, parking can sometimes be a challenge. In the winter, maintaining an open parking space can cost homeowners a significant amount of money and/or hours spent shoveling. Please take these things into consideration as you plan your trip, and be courteous to your local neighbors by trying to park directly in front of the home you have rented.



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.