One of Aspen's most storied addresses, 1006 E Cooper Ave is a rare union of historic soul and contemporary brilliance. Originally a miner's cabin dating to 1888, the residence was masterfully reimagined by award-winning local firm Rowland & Broughton, whose striking modern addition layers Scandinavian-inspired design against the original structure's warm, rustic bones. The result has earned coverage in top design and lifestyle publications -- and it's easy to see why.
Set in the heart of Aspen's coveted east core, the home is just a five-minute stroll to the gondola, with world-class dining, boutiques, and galleries virtually at the doorstep. Inside, open living spaces flow effortlessly between the historic and new volumes, anchored by a designer Valcucine kitchen outfitted with premium Miele appliances and a dining room that sets the mood for memorable evenings. Four well-appointed bedrooms include a sun-drenched primary suite, with a flexible media and bunk room rounding out the lower level.
Outdoors, a second-floor deck with hot tub commands sweeping Aspen Mountain views, while a beautifully landscaped yard with fire pit invites year-round entertaining. Custom wine storage, refined finishes throughout, and a proven rental history make this landmark home as compelling an investment as it is a retreat.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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