117 Neale Avenue, Aspen, CO 81611

Tucked away along the banks of the Roaring Fork River, this remarkable historic log cabin offers a rare blend of privacy, character, and prime location—just a five-minute stroll to Aspen’s world-class dining, boutique shops, cultural attractions, and ski slopes. Originally built in the 1880s by a Scandinavian woodsman and trapper renowned for his cabin craftsmanship, the home first stood in Snowmass on the site where the Timbers Club now sits. In the 1960s, Aspen visionaries Fritz and Fabi Benedict saved the cabin from disrepair, relocating and rebuilding it on their Stillwater Road property before it was ultimately moved to its current Neale Avenue setting. The original log walls, scale, and craftsmanship have been carefully preserved through each chapter, with sensitive updates including a replaced roof, added porch, and thoughtful north-side addition. Inside, the cabin retains its timeless charm while offering a warm, livable floor plan. The main level features an inviting entry, … read more …