This home in Leadville, Colorado, is located in an 1880s Victorian mining town high (10,200ft/ 3,100m) in the Rocky Mountains. It is midway between Aspen and Vail, but more scenic and authentic than either (during its glory years it was America's greatest silver producer and has yet to fall prey to the tourists), and 100 miles (160km) by road southwest of Denver. A full venue of interesting sightseeing and superb mountain sports is available. The house has four bedrooms with double beds, three baths, living and dining rooms, the kitchen, and an attached garage. The 1897 building was treated to an historic rehabilitation in 1989 and is functionally new. It is well stocked with a full range of appliances, home entertainment equipment, Internet access, and has a splendid view of the highest Rockies.