Located in the heart of Crested Butte’s historic West End, just one-half block from Elk Avenue dining, shopping, nightlife, and the ski shuttle, 304 Second Street presents a rare opportunity to own a fully rebuilt mountain modern residence in one of town’s most desirable neighborhoods. Originally a miner’s cabin, the home was thoughtfully reconstructed from foundation to roof with architectural oversight by Andrew Hadley and craftsmanship by Matt Wellner Construction. The result is a refined blend of historic character and contemporary design. Interiors feature solid quarter-rift white oak floors by Muscanell Millworks, exposed steel beams, reclaimed wood ceilings, and a striking floor-to-ceiling fireplace anchoring the main living space. Handcrafted triple-pane Douglas Fir windows by Loewen fill the home with natural light, complemented by Hunter Douglas Alustra Duette top-down/bottom-up window treatments. The kitchen and baths are finished with Ann Sacks tile and stone, Watermark plumbing fixtures, and custom cabinetry, built-ins, and vanities by Pete Peacock. A commissioned dining table crafted from the home’s original ceiling beams adds a bespoke focal point, alongside new dining lighting and custom bench cushions. Smart home features include a security system with integrated water-leak detection. Upstairs, a lofted area provides flexible space ideal for children or guests. The property includes three off-street parking spaces, a ChargePoint EV charger, and a 7,500-square-foot parcel—larger than most in town—with newly sodded lawn, three garden areas, six mature Aspen trees, Rain Bird irrigation, and a hot-water exterior spigot. A historic barn of approximately 620 square feet offers exceptional future potential for a garage, studio, or additional living space, subject to town approvals. This is a rare West End offering combining location, design integrity, and meaningful expansion opportunity in the heart of Crested Butte.