Nearly 75 acres of pure privacy—two separately deeded parcels sold together—bordering Jefferson County Open Space on two sides. You won’t see a neighbor from the house, just forest, sky, and endless peace. The land has been lovingly cared for, with non-native plants removed to preserve the native ecosystem. Wildlife, wildflowers, and natural beauty are part of daily life here.

Designed by Gettliffe Architecture in Boulder, the home blends modern green design with mountain serenity. Fire-conscious materials include stucco siding, steel north-facing wall, enclosed soffits, standing seam metal roof (angled for future solar), and concrete pavers. Thick insulated walls, ICF foundation, and radiant concrete floors keep things cozy and efficient. Recycled quartz (Eco Quartz Stone) and recycled glass (IceStone) counters add an eco-friendly touch.

The layout includes 2 bedrooms plus a media room that’s ready to become a 3rd bedroom with a retractable or floating wall. The home is elevator-ready, with space built in for future installation if needed.

Two large decks look out over a peaceful meadow, seasonal stream, rock outcroppings, and a spring-fed pond. Moose and deer wander through regularly. It’s quiet, restorative, and truly connected to the land.

Just 20 minutes to Golden and close to hiking, biking, fishing, and more with access to Centennial Cone Open Space and Golden Gate Canyon State Park. Perfect for those who crave stillness, nature, and space to breathe.