House in Estes Park, CO
10 guests · 4 bedrooms · 3 baths
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About this house rental
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Welcome to a retreat in nature where you’re surrounded by mountain majesty: the House at Braeside - a historic home nestled into the hills surrounding Rocky Mountain National Park.
Our four bedroom three bathroom gem was built in 1920 by Arne Oldberg, a pianist and composer who established the Rocky Mountain Music Festival on this large tract of land. A professor at Northwestern University’s school of music for forty years, Arne turned the summer residence into a year-round home where three generations of the Oldberg Family occupied the House for more than a century. In the middle part of the 20th century luminaries such as composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff and contralto Marian Anderson were welcomed to the Cabin.
Enjoy refined cabin living with modern comforts, including plenty of room to spread out after a day in nature. Enjoy a drink on the front porch, or retreat to the spacious deck with views of Longs Peak. When you’re ready to head inside, the dark wood walls of the living room will envelop you in the House’s history, as countless others have rested their bodies and minds after a long day of exploring. This home does not have AC.
We welcome you and your family to enjoy all the House at Braeside has to offer, including easy access to the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park (just 2 minutes up the road: no need to traverse a busy downtown Estes Park), the facilities of the YMCA, and numerous points outside the Park.
The House at Braeside sleeps 8 in four bedrooms (first floor king, second floor has two bedrooms with queen beds, and another bedroom with twin beds) and can accommodate an additional 2 guests in the living room. This is the perfect place for your family and friends.
This home is fully stocked with bed linens, towels, extra blankets, soaps and shampoo. The kitchen has pots, pans and dishes plus silverware. A standard coffee maker,(coffee bar) toaster, blender, Air fryer, Mixer, crock pot too. A washer and dryer with laundry pods to use.
This home is managed by Rocky Mountains Property Services, a family owned and operated business local to Estes Park.
Rocky Mountain National Park will implement another pilot temporary timed entry permit reservation system from May 22 through October 19, 2026 If you plan on visiting Rocky Mountain National Park during your stay please visit their website for details about reservations.
Electric Vehicles: EV's
Level 1 EV charging via a 110v outlet is available (bring your own vehicle's charger) A small fee applies.
Person booking must be 25 and must also be staying at the home.
Welcome to a retreat in nature where you’re surrounded by mountain majesty: the House at Braeside - a historic home nestled into the hills surrounding Rocky Mountain National Park.
Our four bedroom three bathroom gem was built in 1920 by Arne Oldberg, a pianist and composer who established the Rocky Mountain Music Festival on this large tract of land. A professor at Northwestern University’s school of music for forty years, Arne turned the summer residence into a year-round home where three generations of the Oldberg Family occupied the House for more than a century. In the middle part of the 20th century luminaries such as composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff and contralto Marian Anderson were welcomed to the Cabin.
Enjoy refined cabin living with modern comforts, including plenty of room to spread out after a day in nature. Enjoy a drink on the front porch, or retreat to the spacious deck with views of Longs Peak. When you’re ready to head inside, the dark wood walls of the living room will envelop you in the House’s history, as countless others have rested their bodies and minds after a long day of exploring. This home does not have AC.
We welcome you and your family to enjoy all the House at Braeside has to offer, including easy access to the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park (just 2 minutes up the road: no need to traverse a busy downtown Estes Park), the facilities of the YMCA, and numerous points outside the Park.
The House at Braeside sleeps 8 in four bedrooms (first floor king, second floor has two bedrooms with queen beds, and another bedroom with twin beds) and can accommodate an additional 2 guests in the living room. This is the perfect place for your family and friends.
This home is fully stocked with bed linens, towels, extra blankets, soaps and shampoo. The kitchen has pots, pans and dishes plus silverware. A standard coffee maker,(coffee bar) toaster, blender, Air fryer, Mixer, crock pot too. A washer and dryer with laundry pods to use.
This home is managed by Rocky Mountains Property Services, a family owned and operated business local to Estes Park.
Rocky Mountain National Park will implement another pilot temporary timed entry permit reservation system from May 22 through October 19, 2026 If you plan on visiting Rocky Mountain National Park during your stay please visit their website for details about reservations.
Electric Vehicles: EV's
Level 1 EV charging via a 110v outlet is available (bring your own vehicle's charger) A small fee applies.
Person booking must be 25 and must also be staying at the home.
Amenities at Historic House at Braeside
Free WiFi/internet
Non-smoking
TV
Refridgerator
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Dryer
Patio
Kitchenware
No pets allowed
Oven
Stove
Laundry services
Fireplace
Bath or shower
Children's high chair
Ironing facilities
Towels
Desk
Hairdryer
Map of Estes Park, CO
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2025
The location was excellent if you are visiting the park. Very close to Estes Park with plenty of shopping and eating places. The road down the hill from the cabin was a very busy road that dead ended another 2 miles west at an entrance to a YMCA camp. We were surprised at how much traffic there was on the road but then again it was a holiday weekend and the camp was receiving campers.The house was spacious and had plenty of room for our family of eight. All appliances worked well and grill worked well. There were plenty of animals around and across the street was a raging river "The Big Thompson. Nice to hear when going to bed.All in all it was a nice place to stay for being built in the early 1900's. Rather classic
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"The location was excellent if you are visiting the park. Very close to Estes Park with plenty of shopping and eating places. The road down the hill from the cabin was a very busy road that dead ended ..."
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