1910 Trinidad Colorado Home with Fireplace and Simpsons Rest Views — $120,000

Trinidad is one of those southern Colorado towns that doesn't get talked about enough, and a 1910 house there with a two-car attached garage is not something you see every day.

The garage alone is worth noting. Getting a two-car attached garage on a house built in 1910 is genuinely unusual. Most homes from that era have a detached single-stall structure out back if they have anything at all. This one has it built right in.

The house is 936 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths. The living room and dining room share a fireplace. That's a real fireplace in the main living space of a house that's been standing since before the First World War. The kitchen has room to move around in. Front and back decks give you outdoor space on both ends of the property, and the backyard is private.

From the property you can see Simpsons Rest, the rocky outcropping that sits above Trinidad and has been a visual landmark for the town for as long as the town has existed. It's the kind of view that doesn't get old because it's tied to the actual landscape, not a manicured feature someone put there.

The listing doesn't detail recent mechanical updates, so that's a conversation to have with the seller before you move forward. What you do know is what's in front of you: a two-bath house from 1910 still standing and functional, with a fireplace, a garage built for two cars, outdoor living space on both sides, and a backyard with real privacy.

At $120,000, that's what you're buying. A house with age and presence in a Colorado town with a main street that still has its original commercial buildings, mountain views from your own yard, and storage or parking for two vehicles without going outside.

Originally listed for $120,000, this property sold for $155,000 on October 15, 2025.