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Step back in time and own a true piece of Colorado history. Located directly within the historic townsite of Tincup, Colorado, this remarkable cabin is believed to be the first cabin built in Tincup, originally constructed in 1885 by Saul Bloom during the area's mining boom. This sturdy, one-room cabin has stood the test of time for more than 140 years. Featuring a simple and authentic design, the cabin includes one door and one window, both facing south to capture sunlight and mountain views. While preserving its historic character, the cabin has been fully remodeled and thoughtfully upgraded, making it comfortable and functional for modern mountain living. The property is equipped with electricity, well water, and includes two storage sheds for gear, tools, and recreational equipment. The cabin has been enjoyed as a summer residence since the late 1960s and continues to offer a unique opportunity to experience one of Colorado's most iconic high-country communities. Tincup is typically accessible from Memorial Day weekend through mid-November, depending on weather conditions, providing a full season of adventure and recreation. Whether you're looking for a historic getaway, a summer retreat, or the ultimate mountain basecamp, this property puts you in the center of it all. With Cumberland Pass, Tincup Pass, Taylor Reservoir, and miles of renowned ATV, side-by-side, hiking, fishing, and hunting opportunities just minutes away, adventure begins the moment you arrive.