Fox Den is a historic Sears home on South French Street — a short walk to two lifts and steps from Main Street.

A PIECE OF SUMMIT COUNTY HISTORY, REFINED FOR TODAY

Fox Den brings together Americana, Summit County history, and modern mountain living in one of Breckenridge’s most convenient locations.

Originally built as a Sears, Roebuck & Co. home, the house was moved from Dillon to make way for the construction of Dillon Reservoir, which provides water to the Denver area. Its journey brought this piece of Summit County history to historic South French Street in Breckenridge, where it has found a new chapter.

Today, Fox Den has been thoughtfully modernized to offer a refined and comfortable mountain experience while preserving the character that makes the home unique. Main Street is under five minutes on foot, while the Quicksilver SuperChair serving Peak 9 is about a 15-minute walk and the BreckConnect Gondola for Peak 8 is about 11 minutes away. The Free Ride’s Purple Route stops just two minutes away at Adams & French, making it easy to get around Breckenridge without a car.

Outside, a fenced flagstone patio creates a private place to unwind beneath the aspens, with a hot tub, gas grill, outdoor dining, and lounge seating. Inside, the kitchen is designed for gathering, with an island, gas cooktop, and generous storage, while the dining area comfortably brings everyone together. A gas fireplace anchors the main living room, and a second living space downstairs offers another place to settle in for a movie, relax, or simply spread out after a day on the mountain.

At The Tenmile Collective, we believe an exceptional stay is about more than a beautiful place to stay. It’s about thoughtful details, genuine local insight, and knowing what can make a mountain getaway feel effortless. Our team is available to provide personalized concierge services and local recommendations, whether you’re planning ahead or looking for a little guidance once you arrive. It’s part of our commitment to curated care and an exceptional guest experience.

Carter Park is also a short walk away, with hiking and biking trails in warmer months and one of Breckenridge’s favorite sledding hills in winter. The Stephen C. West Ice Arena is about a 15-minute walk and offers skating, hockey, and home games featuring the Breckenridge Vipers. Public skate schedules vary, so guests should check current availability when planning a visit.

Traveling with a larger group? Abbett Placer Historic Cabin, another Tenmile Collective home, is just a short walk away and can provide additional nearby accommodations.

YOUR SPACE

Guests have exclusive access to the entire residence throughout their stay. The home is yours to enjoy, from the private bedrooms and living spaces to the kitchen and balcony, with all of the comforts of a home away from home.

A Tenmile team member is on hand to walk you through the home when you arrive, no lockbox scavenger hunt, no self check-in instructions to decode. Prefer to get settled on your own time? Self check-in is available too. Either way, we’re nearby and just a call away.

Fox Den gives you a quiet spot on South French Street, close to the heart of Breckenridge without being in the middle of the action. Main Street is under 5 minutes on foot, while the Quicksilver SuperChair in the Village, serving Peak 9, is about a 15-minute walk and the BreckConnect Gondola for Peak 8 is about 11 minutes away. The Free Ride’s Purple Route stops just 2 minutes away at Adams & French, connecting you to the Rec Center, Main Street, or the gondola, which shares its stop with Breckenridge Station, making it easy to get around without a car and go wherever the day takes you.

A fenced flagstone patio out back gives the group its own private space, with a hot tub, gas grill, a square outdoor dining table that can seat up to six, and lounge seating beneath the aspens.
The kitchen centers on an island with seating, a gas cooktop, and a large fridge with plenty of room to stock up for the group. A dining table for eight sits just beyond, with a window-side bench that can be pulled up when you need more room.
A gas fireplace anchors the main living room, a cozy place to gather after a day on the mountain. Downstairs, a second living space with its own TV and seating gives everyone another place to settle in, whether that’s movie night or a quieter corner away from the crowd.

Carter Park is a short walk away, with trail access for hiking and biking through the warmer months and one of Breckenridge’s favorite sledding hills once the snow returns. The Stephen C. West Ice Arena is about a 15-minute walk, offering ice skating and hockey, including home games for the Breckenridge Vipers. Public skate sessions vary, so guests should check the current schedule when planning a visit.

Traveling with an especially large group? Abbett Placer Historic Cabin, another Tenmile Collective home, is just a short walk away, a convenient option for additional guests to stay nearby.

BEDROOMS & BATHS
Four bedrooms • Three bathrooms

Upstairs
King bedroom with ensuite full bath, flat-screen TV, and a private walkout balcony looking toward Peak 8.

Main Level
Queen and Twin bedrooms form a family suite. Each room has its own sink and vanity, with a shared shower and toilet connecting them.
A second Queen bedroom sits adjacent to the main-level hall full bath, just steps away though not en suite.

THE DETAILS
4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms
1,855 sq ft
Historic Sears home in Breckenridge’s Historic District
South French Street
Approximately 15-minute walk to Quicksilver SuperChair
Approximately 11-minute walk to BreckConnect Gondola
Under 5 minutes to Main Street
2-minute walk to Free Ride Purple Route at Adams & French
3 parking spaces
In-home washer/dryer
Fenced flagstone patio
Private hot tub
Gas grill
Outdoor dining for 6
Lounge seating beneath the aspens
Gas fireplace
No air conditioning
No pets
No smoking
Minimum guest age 25 to book

ARRIVAL
A Tenmile team member is on hand to walk you through the home when you arrive, no lockbox scavenger hunt, no self check-in instructions to decode. Prefer to get settled on your own time? Self check-in is available too. Either way, we’re nearby and just a call away.

GOOD TO KNOW
No air conditioning — standard for the neighborhood and many Breckenridge homes at this elevation.

PARKING & WINTER TRAVEL

Parking
Fox Den includes two parking spaces. Please follow all posted signs and parking regulations in Breckenridge, as parking enforcement is strict. If you need additional parking, the Town of Breckenridge offers paid overnight parking at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena south of town and at the Gold Run Nordic Center north of town.

Colorado Traction Law
From September through May 31, Colorado’s Traction Law applies to drivers traveling on I-70 between Morrison and Dotsero, as well as US-285 to Breckenridge. Depending on your vehicle, the law requires four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive with snow-rated or mud-and-snow tires, or two-wheel drive with winter tires, chains, or another approved traction device. If you’re renting a car, confirm with your rental company that your vehicle meets the requirements.

Winter Travel
Winter roads and driveways in Breckenridge can be snow-covered or icy. We strongly recommend four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive for winter travel. Guests are responsible for their vehicles, including any towing or recovery that may be required if a vehicle becomes stuck. Refunds are not available for weather-related vehicle issues or towing.