Approaching the Golden Tower, you’ll note that it’s on a quiet dirt road, with few neighbors, but unparalleled views that only a few residents have the opportunity to share. The kitchen is the perfect blend of a rustic environment and functionality, where Bertha Baby, the wood burning stove, is undoubtedly the focal point and is perfect for efficiency. Also located on the main level is the solarium, which features two walls of windows, perfect for daily sunsets . Lastly, an additional space with scenic views make the perfect place to cozy up with a book. Heading up to the mezzanine is a huge bathroom with a one of a kind cedar clad shower and small tub with more breathtaking views. Additionally is primary bedroom with a walkout.

Winding up the spiral staircase, you arrive in the penthouse where the best views in the entire house lie. From here, you can appreciate the most painted view of the area during Victor Celebrates the Arts. A secondary bedroom with ample closet space and enchanting loft finish out the upper level. From the back of the house is an ever-changing landscape of the collegiate and Sangria de Cristo mountains. An unfiltered night sky make it so you can easily spot the Orion and milky way. The historic Gold Camp is rich with history, outdoor recreation and a tight knit community. To know Victor is to love Victor and I’m positive you’ll feel the same way about The Golden Tower