Vaulted tongue-and-groove pine ceilings set the tone the moment you walk in, and this Indian Mountain cabin backs it up room by room. The kitchen wears a fresh sage-green cabinet repaint with tile counters and backsplash, a new hot water heater, and a new garbage disposal. A new wood burning stove anchors the living area for cold South Park nights, and the entire exterior was recently re-stained along with the deck, so the outside matches the work done inside. The septic system received new risers, electrical heaters, and wiring, giving buyers a documented, functioning system rather than a question mark. Real hardwood floors run through the main living areas, and the open floor plan puts everything within reach of a private upper-level primary suite with its own five-piece bath and jetted tub. Step outside to a private upper balcony and a partially covered wraparound deck, both framed by aspen, pine, and spruce on a quiet cul-de-sac. Sitting on one acre, the home backs to an adjoining vacant acre also owned by the seller, a boulder-strewn playground of a lot the sellers have spent years hiking and exploring, available separately for buyers who want extra privacy and room to roam. Access is paved for most of the drive in, with the final stretch on Chief Trail well-maintained and treated for winter conditions. New bunk beds with a trundle plus a queen sleeper sectional let the home comfortably sleep seven, ideal for weekend guests or a rental group. Indian Mountain HOA access includes a community clubhouse, private fishing on Tarryall Creek, a community park, and a sled hill. Less than an hour from Breckenridge and Buena Vista, under two hours from Denver. Move-in ready for a weekend retreat, a full-time mountain home, or a short-term rental play in a community that welcomes it. Recent Indian Mountain sales in move-in condition have closed in as little as 5 to 15 days, this one is priced and presented to do the same.