Steamboat Springs, CO 
A charming two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment on Oak Street in the Two Pine Building is situated in the heart of Steamboat Springs. This meticulously maintained residence is located on the second floor, accessible via an exterior covered stairway. The apartment features a delightful balcony just outside the front door. The entrance is tiled with a built-in bench, providing a practical space to shed shoes and hang coats. The apartment unfolds into a bright and open living area, seamlessly connected to a full kitchen. A gas fireplace adds warmth and character to the living room, creating a cozy ambiance. The two bedrooms, featuring substantial closets with sliding doors, offer comfort and privacy. Large windows in both bedrooms not only invite abundant natural light but also provide great views of downtown Steamboat and Howelsen Hill—the oldest operational ski area in the country. The full bathroom is off the living area, and a closet adjacent to the bathroom houses a brand-new washer and dryer. Built in 2014, this apartment exudes quality in its finish and design. The kitchen has a stove, oven, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. Additionally, the unit includes a dedicated parking space in the detached heated garage, with public parking also available outside the building. Explore the vibrant ski town lifestyle, where shopping, dining, and recreational activities are just minutes away. It is a short walk or ride to downtown conveniences and the countless activities the Yampa River provides. The downtown location is convenient to Steamboat Resort - Colorado's second-largest ski area, numerous national forest trailheads for hiking, biking, and riding, and nearby rivers and lakes for fishing and water sports. A deed restriction requires the occupant to be employed in Routt County OR have an income less than 120% of the average median income for Routt County. There are no restrictions on the actual owner, rental rate or appreciation. Embrace the Steamboat lifestyle on Oak Street, where comfort, convenience, and mountain living converge.
