Own a piece of Estes Park’s rich history with this stunning craftsman style home, built and owned by Cornelius Bond, Estes Park’s founding father, who built the Park Theater and after whom Bond Bark is named. Sit on the porch and take in views of Long’s Peak, the Stanley Hotel and Lake Estes. Located within a 7 min walk to town and 4 miles to the Fall River entrance to RMNP. This remarkable property boasts not 1, but 2 transferable short-term rental licenses – a vacation home license and a bed and breakfast inn.This historic home exudes old world charm but also offers many modern updates for your convenience. Relax by the wood burning fireplace at the end of the day in the spacious primary bedroom. Soak in the clawfoot slipper tub after a day of hiking in the RMNP. 9′ ceilings are unusual in a home of this vintage but add to the spacious ambiance of this wonderful landmark. At least 9 parking spots are available in front of the main house. Additionally, there is a charming 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath, 960 sq. ft. carriage house in the back of the house that was built for the caretaker at the same time as the main house. This long term rental has its own laundry, wood flooring, new carpet, two large storage rooms and new gas fireplace that was installed in 2022. Most of the furnishing, linens, dishes, silverware, art and other amenities are included, making it a turn-key property ready for business. Some owner financing may be available.The back carriage house rents for $2000/mo. The seller is a licensed real estate broker.