House in Colorado
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this house rental
Space:
3 bedrooms-sleeps 6 (Full, two twins, and a queen hide-a-bed),1 1/2 baths, full kitchen, laundry room, linens and cookware provided, wifi, cable. ($25 per night extra charge per guest for more than 4 guests)
I am so pleased to share my second home with you here in beautiful Beulah Valley!!! This is not the average vacation rental as I do live here part of the year. This property has been part of Beulah's history for about 100 years, and for the last 50 years, my family has had the privilege of being it's caretaker. (A copy of 'From Mace's Hole To Beulah' is a wonderful historical background of Beulah, and is available for you to read during your stay. Page 150 is about my Grandfather and grandmother, Joe and Katherine Mehring.) While it is not the Ritz or the Hilton and it is not a brand new, perfectly appointed cabin, it is quite retro - antique in furnishings, decor, etc. Once again, comfortable and eclectic.
Also, we have a variety of wildlife for your enjoyment. The deer are always plentiful, and you will often see several sets of twins or triplets romping in the hayfield. They may seem tame, but never attempt to feed or touch any deer, just take a few photos from a safe distance and enjoy their beauty as a spectator. Bear are also common in the valley. Although it's not quite Yellow Stone park, we get our share. Do not leave garbage out: Do not leave picnic food unattended: Do not try to get closer for a better shot - trust me, just get a better camera, and stay back!. Lion are less frequently seen here in town, but the same rules apply as for the bear. Other critters may include skunks, raccoons, turkey, rabbits, fox, squirrels, bobcats, and unfortunately, a few mice (sorry, we do our best, but this is the country.)
Some of the amenities our cottage offers are ROKU TV, wireless internet (comtrend6956 - password on router in china cabinet), washer/dryer, horse pen, 3 minutes from Post Office, general store, two restaurants, coffee shop and antique shopping. A short 30 minute drive offers mountain lake fishing, golf, theatres, zoo, nature center, and museums, and only an hour away is the famous Royal Gorge Bridge or Bishop's castle! We are pet friendly with a $200 cleaning fee, $100 damage deposit, and current vaccination records. This is truly a one-of-a-kind vacation spot, and one of the best kept secrets in the beautiful mountains of colorado!
Guest access:
The driveway and yard are large and allow for plenty of parking. You are allowed to hike the fields, but no vehicles please, as I harvest the hay crop several times per year. I do keep the basement area locked inside and the outbuildings are for private storage only. Visitors are welcome to use the gas grill - extra propane is in the back porch closet or you can purchase at the General Store.
Guest interaction:
I have a sheet with local attractions, phone #'s, etc. inside the china hutch top drawer. Pueblo is about a 20 minute drive - Colorado City about the same - San Isabel Lake and Bishops Castle 30 minutes via 12 mile. (You can ask for directions at the local General Store.) I will email a full information packet when reservation is completed. :)
The nicest thing about Beulah, is the peace and quiet. When you stay with us at Mountain View Cottage, you will enjoy the peaceful country living experience, the quiet, the wildlife, the views, the 12 acre hay field, and the creek running through property.
I have recently added an outdoor camera for guest and property protection. :)
Other things to note:
At certain times during the summer, we have 'box elder bugs' - little black and orange bugs. They do not bite, but can be a little annoying as they crowd into warm areas during the evening. My water well is about 1/4 of a mile at the bottom of the field and runs off a pressure tank up to the house, therefore, the water pressure systematically fluctuates from a trickle to Niagra Falls - so be prepared! The house does not have air conditioning, however, open windows and two ceiling fans have always been quite adequate for me. Keep in mind that we are not the Mariott - Mountain View Cottage is a quaint, little old farm house property with lots of character and quirks!
Final Thoughts:
I know most folks mean well when they fill out the “what could the Host do better” portion, however, please keep in mind that I’m sharing my mountain home as is - I’m not a landlord, property manager, or hotel. And, while I know there is always room for improvement, (I try to do something each year such as a new pump, pressure tank and water system, new refrigerator, and new storm doors for 2021) I can only offer the property that I have as it is. Most of my guests love it that way, and return year after year, just as I do! We hope you will, too!
3 bedrooms-sleeps 6 (Full, two twins, and a queen hide-a-bed),1 1/2 baths, full kitchen, laundry room, linens and cookware provided, wifi, cable. ($25 per night extra charge per guest for more than 4 guests)
I am so pleased to share my second home with you here in beautiful Beulah Valley!!! This is not the average vacation rental as I do live here part of the year. This property has been part of Beulah's history for about 100 years, and for the last 50 years, my family has had the privilege of being it's caretaker. (A copy of 'From Mace's Hole To Beulah' is a wonderful historical background of Beulah, and is available for you to read during your stay. Page 150 is about my Grandfather and grandmother, Joe and Katherine Mehring.) While it is not the Ritz or the Hilton and it is not a brand new, perfectly appointed cabin, it is quite retro - antique in furnishings, decor, etc. Once again, comfortable and eclectic.
Also, we have a variety of wildlife for your enjoyment. The deer are always plentiful, and you will often see several sets of twins or triplets romping in the hayfield. They may seem tame, but never attempt to feed or touch any deer, just take a few photos from a safe distance and enjoy their beauty as a spectator. Bear are also common in the valley. Although it's not quite Yellow Stone park, we get our share. Do not leave garbage out: Do not leave picnic food unattended: Do not try to get closer for a better shot - trust me, just get a better camera, and stay back!. Lion are less frequently seen here in town, but the same rules apply as for the bear. Other critters may include skunks, raccoons, turkey, rabbits, fox, squirrels, bobcats, and unfortunately, a few mice (sorry, we do our best, but this is the country.)
Some of the amenities our cottage offers are ROKU TV, wireless internet (comtrend6956 - password on router in china cabinet), washer/dryer, horse pen, 3 minutes from Post Office, general store, two restaurants, coffee shop and antique shopping. A short 30 minute drive offers mountain lake fishing, golf, theatres, zoo, nature center, and museums, and only an hour away is the famous Royal Gorge Bridge or Bishop's castle! We are pet friendly with a $200 cleaning fee, $100 damage deposit, and current vaccination records. This is truly a one-of-a-kind vacation spot, and one of the best kept secrets in the beautiful mountains of colorado!
Guest access:
The driveway and yard are large and allow for plenty of parking. You are allowed to hike the fields, but no vehicles please, as I harvest the hay crop several times per year. I do keep the basement area locked inside and the outbuildings are for private storage only. Visitors are welcome to use the gas grill - extra propane is in the back porch closet or you can purchase at the General Store.
Guest interaction:
I have a sheet with local attractions, phone #'s, etc. inside the china hutch top drawer. Pueblo is about a 20 minute drive - Colorado City about the same - San Isabel Lake and Bishops Castle 30 minutes via 12 mile. (You can ask for directions at the local General Store.) I will email a full information packet when reservation is completed. :)
The nicest thing about Beulah, is the peace and quiet. When you stay with us at Mountain View Cottage, you will enjoy the peaceful country living experience, the quiet, the wildlife, the views, the 12 acre hay field, and the creek running through property.
I have recently added an outdoor camera for guest and property protection. :)
Other things to note:
At certain times during the summer, we have 'box elder bugs' - little black and orange bugs. They do not bite, but can be a little annoying as they crowd into warm areas during the evening. My water well is about 1/4 of a mile at the bottom of the field and runs off a pressure tank up to the house, therefore, the water pressure systematically fluctuates from a trickle to Niagra Falls - so be prepared! The house does not have air conditioning, however, open windows and two ceiling fans have always been quite adequate for me. Keep in mind that we are not the Mariott - Mountain View Cottage is a quaint, little old farm house property with lots of character and quirks!
Final Thoughts:
I know most folks mean well when they fill out the “what could the Host do better” portion, however, please keep in mind that I’m sharing my mountain home as is - I’m not a landlord, property manager, or hotel. And, while I know there is always room for improvement, (I try to do something each year such as a new pump, pressure tank and water system, new refrigerator, and new storm doors for 2021) I can only offer the property that I have as it is. Most of my guests love it that way, and return year after year, just as I do! We hope you will, too!
Amenities at Beautiful Views, Secluded, Pet Friendly
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
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Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
We spent 4 nights at this quiet cottage with our dog. Immediately walking in the doors brings back memories of a grandparents house. The wood floors appear original. We sat out on the front porch during the evening looking at the mountains and waving at the very few cars that went by. Sitting close to the road I was worried about noise and traffic and my concerns were squashed the first night. We didn’t have a lake view but we had a view of mountains and fields. The town has a coffee shop and restaurant we wanted to try but didn’t want our food to go to waste. Pueblo was just a 20 minute drive and the Royal Gorge hike was worth the trip. We also hiked the Pueblo Mountain State Park. Bonnie does describe the place and amenities up front. No surprises at all. If you are following Google maps coming from Trinidad just beware that some of the roads are unpaved. If you are not use to driving this type of road especially during rain or winter weather then I suggest just taking the extra minutes and staying on Interstate and coming in from Pueblo and take 78. It actually isn’t that much longer. Even going to the Royal Gorge we took 78 and it only added a few extra minutes.
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
Beautiful, beautiful place. Does not get any more gorgeous!! Definitely worth it!!!!
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2025
The cottage is in a peaceful, rural setting of fields and mountains. The interior of the "farm house" is decorated with motifs: for example, antiques, bears, other wildlife, cowboys - giving the impression of visiting a museum or historic home (which it is). Fantastic!
6 / 10Average·Jul 2020
This house was a great little get away. Even having no air conditioning we were good, just bought a couple fans that helped a lot. The only real negative I have is the entrance to the driveway, our car scraped when we came in. We figured it out and came in a different way. All in all we loved the house. We would definitely come here again.
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