The 1,246-square-foot cabin features 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and can sleep up to 10 people. The cabin has a large deck tucked among the aspen and pine trees, wood floors, a wood-burning stove, and a gas kitchen stove. It is set up off-grid with a solar array, metal roof, and wood siding. Water is currently sourced from a spring on the property. The land is very diverse with large aspen and pine trees, open meadows, multiple springs, and impressive rock outcroppings. Many elk from Rocky Mountain National Park migrate down into this area during the winter months. The property is part of the Pole Hill Road Association, which maintains the roads and locked gates, helping preserve the secluded feel of the subdivision. The area is known for great hiking, ATV riding, and exploring the nearby National Forest trails. This property is special and the cabin has great bones and the potential to make this a very special mountain retreat.