The Shamrock — 5BR Leadville Home, Game Room + 2-Car Garage, Sleeps 10

Summary:

The Shamrock — a 5-bedroom Leadville home built for the 6–10-person ski group: renovated basement game room with foosball and ping pong, fully stocked kitchen, sun room, and a 2-car garage that fits the gear plus a roof box.



✔ 5 bedrooms / 3.5 bathrooms / sleeps 10 (3 Queen + 2 Double beds)

✔ Renovated basement game room — foosball + ping pong + extra hangout corner

✔ Sun room + south-facing deck with seating for daylight breaks

✔ Full kitchen, gas grill, gas fireplace

✔ East and west mountain views

✔ 2-car garage + driveway parking (rare for Leadville)

✔ ~1 mile from downtown Harrison Avenue (drive or bike in 5 min)

✔ ~15 min to Ski Cooper, ~35 min to Copper Mountain, ~45 min to Vail/Beaver Creek



Managed by Traverse Hospitality — local, Superhost-rated, 4.83♡ "Renovated game room and only 15 minutes from Ski Cooper" — Emily, Mar '26



The Space:

Three finished levels — built for groups of 6–10 with a real game room, a stocked kitchen, and parking that doesn't make you fight Leadville's tight winter streets.



✔ Game room is renovated, not retrofitted — foosball + ping pong + basement hangout corner

✔ Sun room with full mountain views (east + west)

✔ South-facing deck stays warm and dry until October

✔ 2-car garage + driveway = up to 4 cars off-street

✔ Pet-free home (deep clean kept consistent)



Bed configuration:

➔ Main-floor Bedroom — Queen

➔ Upstairs Bedroom 2 — Queen

➔ Upstairs Bedroom 3 — Queen

➔ Upstairs Bedroom 4 — Double

➔ Upstairs Bedroom 5 — Double



Bathrooms:

➔ Upstairs Full Bath 1

➔ Upstairs Full Bath 2

➔ Main-floor Half Bath

➔ Basement 3/4 Bath



Common spaces:

➔ Living Room with gas fireplace + smart TV

➔ Kitchen + dining table for 10

➔ Sun Room with east-facing windows

➔ Basement Game Room (foosball + ping pong + second hangout)

➔ Outdoor: south-facing deck + gas grill + 2-car garage



We do utilize a weblink outside the platform that directs guests to our guidebook. You will receive an email with this link. This is the ONLY way guests can access check-in information, and facilitates the collection of fees and other special requests/upgraded services we offer.

To protect your stay, you'll choose one of two options during online check-in: a $350 refundable security deposit (a temporary card hold, released after checkout) or a small damage waiver ($20/night, max $160).



Guest Access:

Self check-in via keypad — code is sent the day before arrival along with our digital guidebook covering trails, restaurants, ski shuttles, and altitude tips. Guests have access to the entire home including all five bedrooms, all bathrooms, the kitchen, sun room, basement game room, the south-facing deck, and the 2-car garage for vehicle and gear storage. The driveway holds two additional cars.



The Neighborhood:

The Shamrock is on Ridge View — a quiet wooded residential street one mile west of downtown Leadville's National Historic Landmark District.



✔ 1 mile to Harrison Avenue (downtown's restaurant/brewery row) — 5-min drive or 20-min walk

✔ City Market grocery: 1 mile (stop on the way in to stock the kitchen)

✔ Mineral Belt Trail trailhead: 0.5 mile from the door (paved 11.6-mile loop, ski/bike/run all year)

✔ Tabor Opera House + National Mining Hall of Fame & Museum: 1.5 miles

✔ Ski Cooper (locals' mountain, no lift lines): ~15 minutes

✔ Copper Mountain: ~35 minutes · Vail/Beaver Creek: ~45 minutes

✔ Twin Lakes (summer fishing/boating, Mount Elbert trailhead): ~25 minutes

✔ East and west mountain views from the home — both sunrise and sunset



Getting Around:

The Shamrock has a 2-car garage plus a driveway — meaning four cars (or two cars plus a roof-box-ready van) park off-street, which is rare in Leadville. A car is essential for this property: downtown Leadville is one mile away, Ski Cooper is ~15 minutes, Copper Mountain ~35, and Vail/Beaver Creek ~45 — there is no public transit between Leadville and the resorts. CMC's free in-town shuttle covers a small loop downtown but does not reach Ridge View or the resorts. Allow extra time for snow/ice conditions Nov–April; plowing on Ridge View is reliable but Leadville averages 100+ inches of annual snow.



Other Things to Note:

license #2026-012



ALTITUDE — Leadville sits at 10,200 ft, the highest incorporated city in North America. Some guests experience altitude symptoms (headache, fatigue, mild nausea) the first 24 hours. Hydrate aggressively, take it easy on day one, skip alcohol the first night, and consider travel insurance if you're prone to altitude sickness — we cannot offer refunds for altitude-related issues.



NO A/C — Leadville stays cool year-round at 10,200 ft; A/C is not standard in any home here and is rarely needed. Summer nights drop to the 40s.



NO HOT TUB — This home does not have a hot tub. If a hot tub is essential, ask us about other Traverse properties.



NO PETS — This is not a pet-friendly home.



PARKING — 2-car garage + driveway fits up to 4 vehicles total off-street. Garage is included in the rental — store skis, bikes, roof boxes, and cars.



WILDLIFE — You may encounter local wildlife (foxes, deer) and the occasional small critter that's part of mountain living on the wooded edge of town. Doors stay closed; we maintain ongoing pest control.



For stays longer than 15 days, a required mid-stay cleaning applies (fee applies). This helps us maintain a high standard of cleanliness and ensures the home stays comfortable for the duration of your stay.



GUIDEBOOK — A digital guidebook with check-in info, restaurant recs, trail maps, and ski-day logistics is sent via email link the day before arrival. This is the only path to your check-in info, so please look for it.



Interaction with Guests:

We are local Leadville-based property managers. Self check-in via keypad means you can arrive late without coordinating; we send the code, the digital guidebook, and an introduction text the day before arrival. We're available by phone, text, or message 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. for anything during your stay — restaurant recommendations, trail conditions, plumbing emergencies, whatever — and we run a 24/7 emergency line for urgent issues outside those hours. We don't drop in unannounced.