Nestled within nature, this mid-century modern gem, crafted in 1977 by a Frank Lloyd Wright School architect, sits on four acres bordered by James Ditch and Lykins Gulch creeks. The 2,890-square-foot home blends timeless design with modern comfort.

The 1,550-square-foot second structure, also designed by a Wright School architect, features a bathroom, solar collector, greenhouse, tack room, office and can serve as a six-car garage or animal shelter. Heated floors and drive-through garage doors enhance its functionality. Powered by solar panels, it reflects the home's commitment to sustainability.

Large windows frame breathtaking views of Longs Peak, Mt. Meeker, and the Flatirons, especially from the cantilevered loft master bedroom. Seclusion and privacy define this residence, tucked away at the end of a quiet road. The west-facing main living area ensures every sunset is spectacular. A formal dining room and kitchen with a coveted AGA cooker make it an entertainer’s dream. Two gas fireplaces provide warmth and ambiance.

Outside, the 1,300-square-foot gardens flourish with vegetables, fruit trees, and berry bushes, providing a haven for wildlife and homeowners. Birdwatchers will delight in sightings of pelicans, raptors, hawks, geese, osprey, and owls.

Recent updates include new roofs, gutters, AC, furnaces, and Renewal by Andersen windows, ensuring modern comfort. The property has a playground with a treehouse and zipline, making it a perfect retreat.

Near organic farms, essential stores, and top-rated schools, this home offers a harmonious blend of secluded country living with modern amenities minutes away. This is more than a house; it’s a lifestyle—a beautiful synergy of nature, design, and comfort.
Please be mindful of your speed when driving down the dirt road, it is a private road.