Among Old Town Steamboat's most storied addresses, the Wither Homestead at 154 Maple has stood on this hillside since 1910, one of the few original in-town residences genuinely cared for over generations. Spanning 4,300+ square feet on a half-acre homesite, the property has been preserved and expanded over more than a century, with every update woven carefully into the original character. Views stretch from the Steamboat Ski Area and Howelsen Hill across Buff Pass and Rocky Peak. An entry gate opens to a garden path lined with native yarrow. Through the front door, painted with the Flower of Life pattern, the entry opens to a living room with an original Howelsen Stone fireplace, original, restained fir floors, windows, and radiators. Glass doors open to the gardens, windows frame the mountain view, and an adjacent sitting room captures ski area views. The kitchen and dining area features original stained glass, large bay window, honed Carrara marble counters, a soapstone sink, a Ron Clow custom-built island table, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator fronted to match the cabinetry. A cozy sitting room connects through an arched ceiling just off the kitchen; a powder room showcases exposed brick. An addition extends the main level with a living room capturing views to Buff Pass. Upstairs, the primary suite includes dual walk-in closets and a bath with Carrara marble mosaic floors, dual sinks, tile walls, a freestanding soaking tub, and shower. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath and offer dual windows, generous closets, and mountain views. An attic bedroom with exposed brick and vaulted ceiling adds real character. The grounds include mature fruit and ornamental trees, a Karen Vail-designed stone hardscape with fire pit, flower beds, hot tub, and a hexagon greenhouse with roof windows that open to the sun. The basement level offers ski lockers, a mudroom, laundry, and a large two-car garage, making the property as livable today as it is irreplaceable.