This is a vintage home on almost an acre in the Town of Lazear with a permitted well for irrigation. The home is so historic - the foundation and the fireplace were built by William Coutts - an immigrant from Scotland who did the masonry on several of the buildings in the area out of stone including the front of the Hotchkiss Methodist Church and the Presbyterian Church in Eckert. The home was originally built in 1939 and was added onto sometime in the 60s but still has some of the original wool carpeting and also hardwood floors underneath. The upstairs is so charming with 2 good sized bedrooms and a sitting room and bathroom. The large basement features storage and cellar areas and a wood stove in case the electric if off for any reason. The yard has many large tree that may be as old as the home but they have had recent trimming and make one feel like you have escaped to the hidden forest. This is really a rare and unusual find and is certainly worth a peek.
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