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Colorado Cabin Remodel

"No home is hopeless."

The Story of One Dramatic Colorado Cabin Remodel




Once there was a sad little cabin nestled in the wildflowers and pine trees of the beautiful Colorado Rockies.


The cabin had a breathtaking view of the Mummy Range more than
50 miles away!


But, no one ever wanted to stay there because the little cabin was...ugly.


Except for a tiny window in the front, and some shabby windows in the back, the cabin had no windows.

The inside was even sadder. Because it was dark.


The sliding glass doors hadn't locked in years, so they were held shut by two boards.


The living room


and dining room


were full of old stuff.


And...orange shag carpet.


The kitchen was dark, too,


with an olive green sink.


The bedroom wasn't much better.


But worst of all was the bathroom.




The Little Cabin Gets a New Look
and a New Name

The cabin was gutted and outfitted with new windows, all around.


A bigger porch, pretty red shutters, a new porch light, and some sparkly mirrors say "Welcome!"


A brand new kitchen with marble counter tops...


Has lots of windows so you can look out on the
Mummy Range while you cook.


The living room has a new wood stove, hardwood floors, and a red theme true to the Native American Indians who lived and roamed here.


The hallway is now bright and cheerful.


The bedroom is cozy and beautiful.


And in the bathroom, no more water heater! Just a tiny, and very efficient, "Hot Water on Demand" unit on the wall.

Plus, a new vanity with a black granite countertop, a big shower and tub.


The only thing that stayed the same...is the view.


The Result of this Colorado Cabin Remodel?
Now the cabin has lots of visitors because it's cozy, comfortable and very inviting. Just like a Bird's Nest. And, it's available for vacation rental.

If a Colorado Rocky Mountain vacation is in your future and you'd like to stay at the Bird's Nest, visit Red Feather Vacation Rentals and to explore the serene beauty of Red Feather Lakes.

See the weather right now in the village of Red Feather Lakes.

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