Property Highlights

Historic downtown location on best corner
LEED Gold certified sustainable design
Separate unrestricted rental apartment included
Panoramic Breckenridge Ski Area views
Oversized two-car garage with extra parking
Private patio with Ten Mile Range views

Overview

A rare opportunity to own a completely reimagined historic residence in the heart of Breckenridge’s sought-after downtown core. Welcome to the Searles House, originally built in 1885 by A.G. Searles, a railroad conductor, and now thoughtfully redeveloped by J.L. Sutterley Architecture and Rockridge Building Company. Located on arguably the “best corner” in the historic district, this single-family home blends classic character with contemporary elegance and sustainable design—earning the prestigious LEED Gold certification. With five spacious bedrooms and six designer bathrooms, the home also includes a separate, unrestricted rental apartment—ideal for guests or income potential. Step inside to discover light-filled interiors, open-concept living spaces, and panoramic views of the Breckenridge Ski Area. High-end finishes, curated furnishings, and warm, modern touches create a refined mountain retreat. Every detail, from flow to storage, has been meticulously designed. Enjoy exceptional outdoor living on the private patio with breathtaking Ten Mile Range views. An oversized two-car garage and a south-facing driveway offer generous parking for multiple vehicles. Nestled on a quiet street, you're just steps from world-class skiing, dining, shopping, and cultural attractions. This home is a timeless blend of Breckenridge’s historic roots and today’s modern mountain lifestyle.

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