Originally built in 1882, this Crested Butte miner’s cabin turned family vacation hideaway stands out with its prime location and cozy mountain livability. The Whiterock House embodies the Crested Butte lifestyle by having all your needs within walking distance. Your home for the week - or the season! - is just two blocks from Elk Avenue and Crested Butte’s nightlife, shopping and dining. The Whiterock House, situated on a coveted oversized lot, includes two bedrooms - one with a queen bed and one with two twins that can be converted to a king. There is also a den with a newly added queen bed that is easily utilized as a third bedroom, and two full bathrooms (one on each floor). The second floor sitting area has a convertible sofa that sleeps two and there is a sleeper sofa in the main living room. Enjoy an eat-in kitchen, cozy living room with wood burning stove, washer and dryer, and a sizable mudroom for all your adventure gear storage needs. The free town shuttle, decorated by local artists, picks up across the street and delivers you directly to the slopes for skiing, hiking or biking. The Green Lake trailhead, groomed Nordic tracks, skate park, sledding hill and ice-skating rink are steps away. The Woods Walk trailhead, for winter and summer recreation, is just a few blocks to the west. Crested Butte fun doesn’t stop at outdoor recreation. Alpenglow Concerts draw crowds and evening picnics to the Town Park on Mondays. Wednesday evenings showcase Music on the Mountain at the ski resort base area and Sunday will have you cruising the local Farmers’ Market. Looking for a little late-night entertainment? Enjoy amazing live music of every variety two blocks away at the Public House on Elk Avenue. When you have returned from whatever your adventure may be, there is no better yard for relaxing than the Whiterock House. The beautifully fenced lawn with perennial gardens, shade trees, fire pit, gas grill, outdoor dining and hot tub offer privacy and another taste of true local life. Sip on a beer from Crested Butte’s very own Irwin Brewing Company, soak up some Colorado sun, or stare at the stars while enjoying the unobstructed view of Mount Crested Butte from this amazing yard. Your family will always remember their stay in one of the coolest homes in Colorado’s last real ski town. Your pup is welcome to stay for an extra fee! Please let us know in advance if your pup will be joining you. We ask to please keep them off of the furniture and pick up after them. Max of two pups allowed. As our guests, you will receive an exclusive discount code to be used when booking an unforgettable experience with our partners, Irwin Backcountry Guides. Winter adventures include backcountry skiing, ice climbing, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and more. Elevate your spring, summer, or fall stay in Crested Butte with a guided fly fishing, rafting, rocking climbing, mountain biking, hiking, or backpacking experience. Irwin Guides are the best of the best at making lifetime memories for you and your friends and family. License Number: 006930 Onsite Parking Spaces: 2 Max Guest Count: 8 There will always be someone available to answer your questions or maintenance needs. The Green Lake trailhead, groomed Nordic tracks, skate park, sledding hill and ice-skating rink are steps away. The Woods Walk trailhead, for winter and summer recreation, is just a few blocks to the west. Connect with Irwin Guides and experience even more of Crested Butte with world-class fly-fishing, white-water rafting on the Taylor, rock-climbing for all levels or an overnight backpacking adventure if the mountains are calling. In winter, a guided cat ski trip with Irwin Guides is not to be missed! Crested Butte fun doesn’t stop at outdoor recreation. Alpenglow Concerts draw crowds and evening picnics to the Town Park on Mondays. Wednesday evenings showcase Music on the Mountain at the ski resort base area and Sunday will have you cruising the local Farmers’ Market. Looking for a little late-night entertainment? Enjoy amazing live music of every variety two blocks away at the Public House on Elk Avenue. The free town shuttle, decorated by local artists, picks up across the street and delivers you directly to the slopes for skiing, hiking or biking. The Whiterock House is just two blocks from Elk Avenue and Crested Butte’s nightlife, shopping and dining.