The History
Indulge in the rich history and timeless allure of this meticulously renovated 5-bedroom, 8-bathroom home in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. Originally built as a historic hotel in 1860, this remarkable structure has witnessed the passage of time through multiple roles - from a hotel to a fine dining restaurant to a live music venue. In the 1800s, it held the honor of housing the first and only bathtub in Summit County, which was used extensively by traveling cowboys and those on the quest for gold. The meticulous renovations from 2020 to 2023 and subsequent updates have ensured that while its historic charm remains intact, the home now offers a seamless blend of modern amenities. Immerse yourself in the luxurious present, knowing you're walking the same floors that were once graced by countless visitors seeking adventure and respite. Beyond its rich history, this home is a testament to modern opulence. The meticulously designed interiors stand as a tribute to both the past and the present, a harmonious blend of eras that speaks to the heart of Breckenridge's evolution. Notably, this residence also holds the distinction of being on the stop of many walking history tours as well as the Breckenridge Ghost Tour. The echoes of its history have given rise to numerous tales and legends, adding an extra layer of intrigue to its already captivating narrative. Now, as a renovated historic landmark, this home stands as a rare opportunity to become part of Breckenridge's vibrant history. Stay in the very building that has borne witness to generations of stories, from the wild frontier days to the modern era of luxury living.
Indulge in the rich history and timeless allure of this meticulously renovated 5-bedroom, 8-bathroom home in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. Originally built as a historic hotel in 1860, this remarkable structure has witnessed the passage of time through multiple roles - from a hotel to a fine dining restaurant to a live music venue. In the 1800s, it held the honor of housing the first and only bathtub in Summit County, which was used extensively by traveling cowboys and those on the quest for gold. The meticulous renovations from 2020 to 2023 and subsequent updates have ensured that while its historic charm remains intact, the home now offers a seamless blend of modern amenities. Immerse yourself in the luxurious present, knowing you're walking the same floors that were once graced by countless visitors seeking adventure and respite. Beyond its rich history, this home is a testament to modern opulence. The meticulously designed interiors stand as a tribute to both the past and the present, a harmonious blend of eras that speaks to the heart of Breckenridge's evolution. Notably, this residence also holds the distinction of being on the stop of many walking history tours as well as the Breckenridge Ghost Tour. The echoes of its history have given rise to numerous tales and legends, adding an extra layer of intrigue to its already captivating narrative. Now, as a renovated historic landmark, this home stands as a rare opportunity to become part of Breckenridge's vibrant history. Stay in the very building that has borne witness to generations of stories, from the wild frontier days to the modern era of luxury living.
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Preserved History at The Historic Brown
Below are featured Historic elements that have been preserved throughout the 2020-2023 renovation of The Historic Brown residence in Breckenridge, Colorado
Historic newspapers found during the 2020-2023 are framed throughout the house 
The Historic Barn was attached to the house in 2010 and renovated in 2020-2023 |
A Horse Trough is on display in the backyard that has been on the property since the 1800's 
The Historic Brown faces French St. |
Historic Clothesline, Ledge, and Fence Posts are also on proud display in the backyard area 
The Historic Barn has been used as storage & music venue over the years and is now refurbished as a mudroom |
The Renovation of The Historic Brown
The Sample Family purchased The Historic Brown in 2020 during covid and began a 3 year construction project to renovate and restore the home.
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Then & Now
1965
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2023
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Brown Hotel in 1965. A sign over the entry reads "The Parlour Steak House" in Germanic script.
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TOWN OF BRECKENRIDGE LOOKING EAST FROM SHOCK HILL (COLO.)–1880S-1890S. THE DENVER SOUTH PARK AND PACIFIC (DSP&P) RAILWAY TRACKS AND TRAIN DEPOT ARE IN THE FOREGROUND, WEST OF TOWN. COURTESY DR. SANDRA F. MATHER ARCHIVES, BRECKENRIDGE
1941
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2023
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1940
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2023
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View from the Ore Bucket Lodge (Brown Hotel) with the Ten Mile Range in the distance (1940).
1960
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2023
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View from the Ore Bucket Lodge (Brown Hotel) in 1960