3355 Modern rustic mountain home built in 2018. Located on spacious private lot frequented by elk, deer and bears. Easy half mile walk or drive to downtown Estes Park with nearby shops, restaurants, visitor center, shuttle station and parking garage. Only 10 minutes to Rocky National Park entrance . The space Great room with vaulted ceilings and expansive windows. Enjoy the custom stone gas fireplace. Master bedroom and queen bedroom suite Upgraded kitchen with stone counter tops, custom cabinets and breakfast bar. Laundry room/mud room on main level. 400 sf deck looks towards open space and ridge line views . Lower level unavailable for 2 bedroom rental option. Mountain Memories 4 bedroom option available - see https://www.airbnb.com/22673851/details Guest access You may use only the main level. Use of the lower level is not included with this 2 bedroom rental option and will remain vacant during your stay. It is on a private lot and you will have lots of open space surrounding the home. Very private. Other things to note WILD ANIMALS “Remember... they are not pets but wild animals” PLEASE KEEP WINDOWS CLOSED IF YOU ARE NOT HOME DURING THE DAY AND AT NIGHT. BEARS MAY TRY AND GAIN ACCESS THROUGH A WINDOW. BRING FOOD INTO THE HOUSE WHEN YOU ARE NOT OUTDOORS PLEASE do not feed any of the wild animals! Chipmunks may venture into the house - please keep the doors closed. From April to November , bears are common in the area. Do not leave food outside or in your car. they will break into your car for just a trail bar. Keep doors and windows closed when you are not home. Lock doors at night and be cautious about keeping windows open. Deer and elk commonly pass through or even linger on the property . They are wonderful to view from a distance. They can be very temperamental so be very cautious and keep your distance, do not approach them. If they move toward you, scare them away, and get to safety. During the calving season (May, June) females can be very aggressive . Same with males during mating season (Sept/Oct) . Keep a safe distance. Thank you for keeping wildlife WILD!