そりの丘のある素朴な小屋、山の素晴らしい景色の1つ

The Owners’ Story
The owners of The Rustic is The Frisbee family—from Texas. Together, they have been coming to this area for years every summer, thoroughly enjoying the opportunity to off-road and live the mountain life.
The Frisbee's own an auto shop that is just south of Dallas. In addition to servicing regular automotive needs, they also build overland and off-road Land Cruisers for customers hailing from all over the United States. They are blessed to have three boys and a daughter in-law who also keep them busy and enjoying their time with them all.
In 2018, they decided to look around and see if they could find something to call their own, and they were successful. They were fortunate to find the exact cabin and space of their dreams in an area that made their hearts happy and fulfilled their souls. Though The Rustic's bones were solid, the house had been abandoned for a few years—thus, it needed some (ahem, a lot of) work. Luckily, the family was able to bring her back to life, and just as they envisioned her. It has been an amazing few years, and all have enjoyed the experience. The cabin is an ongoing labor of love and a testament to their hard work. Much is still needed to be done, but The Rustic is well on its way and at a point where the family can take a break and enjoy it—and also invite others to come and stay.

In 2018, Frisbee's decided to look around and possibly buy property. Jennifer Frisbee was originally searching for opportunities in the high country, as they had always visited during the summer to off-road and spend time running the passes. They contacted an amazing realtor in the area and looked at some places while engaging in a crash course in Colorado real estate. They found the listing for the cabin online and made several trips to scope the property. They asked the realtor about it and initially he said, "Oh you don't want to see that. It has been abandoned and empty for years. It is very dirty, and the layout is wonky."
Little did he know, the family has a serious love for old things alongside an obsession for buying, redoing, and flipping them. In fact, Jennifer tends to be the “Queen of Bad Life Decisions and Hard Manual Labor.” (Just joking—sort of.) So, she told the realtor she wanted to go and look at it. As it turned out, the entire group ended up going to look at it that day. When they pulled up, every single one of them instantly knew it was the place for them. The cabin’s immediate vibe was amazing; it was like stepping back in time when you crossed over the threshold. They spent hours there that first visit, examining everything from the top of the roof to the house’s foundation. Yes, it was true that the old girl needed a lot of work, but her bones were solid, and they knew she had a ton of love left to give to their families.
The families closed on The Rustic in late 2018 and have traveled back and forth at least once a month since then, focused on fixing her up. She is an ongoing project, and one that is totally worth it. They are ecstatic knowing they can bring her back to life. What’s more, their project has attracted much interest—so they have decided to share The Rustic with others. They hope you enjoy her as much as they do.