Description
You know the moment. You're driving up a quiet mountain road, the mountain views spread out ahead, and you feel it before you see it — that shift that happens when you find something real. That moment is waiting at 4053 Hwy 230. The home emerges exactly as it should — solid, grounded, belonging completely to this landscape. Built in 1960, this is the kind of mountain property that doesn't apologize for being real. Step inside and you're wrapped in authentic knotty pine warmth throughout — genuine mountain living, the way it was meant to be. The living room is everything you've been imagining. Natural light floods through multiple windows framing mountain views, with a wood-burning fireplace that anchors the space. Step onto the generous wooden deck and this is where the magic happens — the sunrises from this porch are epic. Morning coffee, evening stargazing, or just watching the light change across the mountains — this is why people move here. The kitchen flows naturally from the living area — solid wood cabinetry, functional counter space, honest appliances built for someone who actually cooks. Three bedrooms, each bright and properly sized across 1,792 square feet. Two full bathrooms that work year-round without drama. In-home laundry adds comfort you won't want to live without. Below sits a full unfinished basement of 1,792 square feet — infrastructure waiting for your vision. Art studio? Workshop? Game room? Perfect for cold storage too. Those winter storms when you can't make it to town and don't want to leave anyway? You've got room to stock up. This is practical magic that mountain people understand. The home stays comfortable with natural gas forced-air heat and that wood-burning fireplace for ambiance and warmth. Outside, the property opens up. A 3-car garage. Three other outbuildings for storage and toys. 2.53 acres with mature aspens. At the very back where the lawn meets the forest edge, the national forest begins. Your backyard doesn't end at the property line. Everything is here. Natural gas. Well water. Septic system. Electric service. Year-round road access. No compromises, no asterisks. This is a mountain home that actually works twelve months a year. That's rarer than you'd think. If you've been dreaming of waking up to mountain views, where the national forest is your backyard, where mountain living actually works year-round — this is it. 4053 State Highway 230.
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3BEDS
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2.53ACRES
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2BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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3,584SQFT
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$164$/SQFT
Description
You know the moment. You're driving up a quiet mountain road, the mountain views spread out ahead, and you feel it before you see it — that shift that happens when you find something real. That moment is waiting at 4053 Hwy 230. The home emerges exactly as it should — solid, grounded, belonging completely to this landscape. Built in 1960, this is the kind of mountain property that doesn't apologize for being real. Step inside and you're wrapped in authentic knotty pine warmth throughout — genuine mountain living, the way it was meant to be. The living room is everything you've been imagining. Natural light floods through multiple windows framing mountain views, with a wood-burning fireplace that anchors the space. Step onto the generous wooden deck and this is where the magic happens — the sunrises from this porch are epic. Morning coffee, evening stargazing, or just watching the light change across the mountains — this is why people move here. The kitchen flows naturally from the living area — solid wood cabinetry, functional counter space, honest appliances built for someone who actually cooks. Three bedrooms, each bright and properly sized across 1,792 square feet. Two full bathrooms that work year-round without drama. In-home laundry adds comfort you won't want to live without. Below sits a full unfinished basement of 1,792 square feet — infrastructure waiting for your vision. Art studio? Workshop? Game room? Perfect for cold storage too. Those winter storms when you can't make it to town and don't want to leave anyway? You've got room to stock up. This is practical magic that mountain people understand. The home stays comfortable with natural gas forced-air heat and that wood-burning fireplace for ambiance and warmth. Outside, the property opens up. A 3-car garage. Three other outbuildings for storage and toys. 2.53 acres with mature aspens. At the very back where the lawn meets the forest edge, the national forest begins. Your backyard doesn't end at the property line. Everything is here. Natural gas. Well water. Septic system. Electric service. Year-round road access. No compromises, no asterisks. This is a mountain home that actually works twelve months a year. That's rarer than you'd think. If you've been dreaming of waking up to mountain views, where the national forest is your backyard, where mountain living actually works year-round — this is it. 4053 State Highway 230.