1904 Colonial Revival – Estes Park, CO
11/12/10
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Posted on OHD: 11/12/10. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
415 W Wonderview Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
Historic Home of F. O. Stanley, rare opportunity on the market. The home and hotel came from the same drawing board. Restored to its former grandeur with sensitivity and love yet modernized for todays living standards. Incredible views, billiard room, elevator, gorgeous entry and grand staircase, carriage house/guest house. Many original furniture pieces available for sale. Own a large part of the history of Estes Park.
Old description: On the market for the first time in 30 years Rockside home of F. O. Stanley.The home and hotel came from the same drawing board.Restored to its former grandeur with sensitivity and love. Many original pieces of furniture, original hardwood floors. Spectacular views, billiard room with Stanley's pool table, elevator, gorgeous staircase, carriage house now guest house.Property has 2 extra parcels both with water and sewer which could be sold separately. Buyers must be pre-qualified to view.
4 Bed ∙ 3.5 Bath ∙ 5,240 Sq Ft ∙ 1.3 Ac.
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Update! Now a museum! StanleyHome.org
History from the Estes Then & Now PDF. When Stanley built the carriage house, he had a built-in turntable installed so that he would never have to drive his car in reverse. The same PDF has a picture from 1940, where it looks not much has changed for the main house.
History from the Estes Then & Now PDF. When Stanley built the carriage house, he had a built-in turntable installed so that he would never have to drive his car in reverse. The same PDF has a picture from 1940, where it looks not much has changed for the main house.
State: Colorado | Region: West (Mountain) | Associated Styles or Type: Colonial Revival | Period & Associated Styles: Colonial Revival (1880-1955), Eclectic Era |














