Welcome to “The House with No Corners,” a 2bd, 2ba masterpiece designed by Sacred Geometry architect David Yarbrough. Built as a result of a dream and envisioned originally with a drawing in the sand, it uses Rastra insulated concrete forms on a slab below freeze level for excellent climate control. Rounded edges and sculpted arches are made from the Rastra, and covered in skip trowel plaster, separating rooms throughout the home. Oversized windows offer stunning Sangre De Cristo Mountain views, with handmade interior doors by a local artist. The atrium, once an art gallery for Yarbrough’s watercolors, features large south-facing windows for passive solar gain, complementing in-floor radiant heat and slate floors. The living room centers on an antique round fireplace, while the kitchen is visually designated by unique cross shaped Spanish tiles and includes dark wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a large mountain-view window. A screened porch off the dining room is ideal for summer dinners. The third bedroom/flex room was once used as an architecture office and a real estate office, and now is used as a bedroom. It includes water/sewer access in the floor for a potential future bathroom. Down the hallway, a small bedroom with exterior entrance shares a hallway full bathroom. The primary suite includes a meditation room based on the square root of Pi to amplify the energy inside, a large custom closet built into the hallway, and a primary bathroom with a soaking tub overlooking natural land and a valley view. The primary bedroom relays the feeling of being nestled in trees. The roof, engineered for wind and snow, was replaced in 2022. Situated on 6+ acres in Baca Grande Chalet I, with a two-car garage, lawn, and fenced gardens, this secluded cul-de-sac retreat is a must-see virtual tour.