Tucked into a ponderosa grove, 103 Wildewood Drive offers 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 3,326 square feet of award-winning architecture with views of Indian Peaks Wilderness and Eldora’s ski runs. Just a mile from downtown Nederland and five miles to Eldora, this Passive House Institute US certified home was named Colorado’s 2023 Green Building of the Year. Triple-pane European windows, air-tight insulation, and energy recovery ventilation keep the home comfortable year-round with minimal energy use, while southern exposure maximizes natural light and solar gain. The main level flows seamlessly from kitchen to dining to living room under high ceilings, with large Alpen windows framing Indian Peaks views. A waterfall-edge island, custom wood cabinetry, and glass doors opening to the deck blur the line between inside and out. A sleek gas fireplace anchors the living area. The main-floor primary suite captures mountain views, with a walk-in closet featuring custom built-ins, a freestanding soaking tub beneath a window, a walk-in shower with dual heads facing the peaks, and radiant heat underfoot. The walk-out lower level features polished concrete floors with radiant heat, a wet bar, and a large recreation space. A private guest suite includes its own bathroom and mountain views, while two additional bedrooms share a full bathroom, offering flex space for offices or creative pursuits. A covered breezeway connects the main house to the two-car garage and doubles as a sheltered patio. The deck off the main living area captures southern exposure and panoramic views, with trails and wilderness beyond. Nederland offers authentic mountain living an hour from Denver and twenty-five minutes from Boulder, where the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway meets coffee shops, hardware stores, and weekend live music. This home is for those who want to ski in the morning, grab lunch in town, and return to a place that’s welcoming, sustainable, and beautifully designed.