




Step back in time and rack 'em up at the Governor's Mansion, an extraordinary 1893 residence built by Colorado Governor Jesse McDonald. Located just half a block from Main Street in downtown Leadville, this Victorian gem blends historic bones with sprawling space, making it the ultimate group base for mountain adventures.
Designed for seamless group stays, the layout features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, comfortably sleeping 8 guests. The sleeping arrangements include a luxurious king suite with an en-suite bath and jetted tub, two comfortable queen bedrooms, and a versatile lockoff bunk suite that includes its own kitchenette, sitting room, and full bath. To keep everyone cozy during 10,152-ft nights, electric fireplaces are provided in every bedroom.
Beyond the bedrooms, the mansion offers an abundance of shared spaces to spread out. Enter the red-walled billiard room, featuring a full-size pool table under a chandelier and a library of over 20 board games. The home is uniquely equipped with two fully stocked kitchens, two living rooms with leather couches and Smart TVs, and a private office for those who need to log in between ski days. For ultimate relaxation after a day on the slopes, guests can unwind in the year-round infrared sauna.
Located in Leadville's National Historic Landmark District, you are a half-block stroll from the coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and museums of Main Street. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to Ski Cooper (15 min), Copper Mountain (25 min), and Turquoise Lake (12 min). For those seeking a challenge, the trailheads for Mt. Elbert and Mt. Massive are approximately 26 minutes away.
Practical Details & House Rules:
Experience the unique character and timeless elegance of the Rockies in a home where history meets modern comfort.
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