The Mattler House

Must see! A handsome, lovingly restored turn-of-the-century Centennial original, formerly the Mattler House, is nestled in the picturesque town of Centennial, Wyoming. Improvements This 2800 sq ft treasure has 9 ½ foot ceilings, hardwood floors, custom cherry cabinets and, large picture windows both downstairs and up providing spectacular mountain views. While keeping the historic feel, the remodeled home has all new wiring, plumbing, insulation and propane heat in the form of a standing gas log stove. Thermal windows and under floor insulation make it cozy and efficient the winter. Its 2 bedrooms, one being the large master occupying the entire 2nd floor, 4 bathrooms and a 1000 sq foot great room is spacious and full of light. The “great room”, which is heated, has a bathroom and exterior entrance, could be used as a rec room, media room, studio, shop, retail space or to add bedrooms or a self-contained apartment. A large deck with ramp, mature aspen trees, lilac bushes and garden planters adorn the exterior. Location The boundary of the Medicine Bow National Forest is just a mile to the west on Highway 130. With its renowned snowmobile trails, Snowy Range Ski Area, miles of hiking trails and numerous camping options it is home to every sort of high-mountain summer and winter adventure. Adjacent to the numerous attractions of the old 1870’s mining town of Centennial, this lovely home is walking distance to stores, restaurants, the library, post office, church and elementary school. On five platted lots, there remains room for expansion of the present structure or possible commercial ventures. It also provides substantial extra parking. Its location provides easy access to Highway 130 ensuring year-round convenience, even in the winter. It has, in its history, served as a post office, store, art studio/gallery, rental property and private residence. It has, in its history, served as a post office, store, art studio/gallery, rental property and private residence.