This “slow home” in a forested mountain setting feels less like a structure but more like a quiet agreement with nature. A living philosophy and design approach that prioritizes quality, sustainability, and intentionality over fast paced consumer trends. This house is a true wellness retreat, but one that doesn’t try too hard-it simply gives you the space to slow down and return to yourself. And you get to do this every day! ALL FURNISHINGS are included! Details can be provided. Sits high against the landRooms designed for experience: a chair placed deliberately beside a wide window where morning fog drifts through the pines. Light moves slowly across the floors throughout the day through the many floor-to-ceiling windows.. Night brings a sky dense with stars, visible even from the bed through carefully positioned windows. A creek below – water moving over rock The goal isn’t to impress but to allow breathing room-for thought, for rest, for noticing things you’d normally overlook. Large deck facing the forest where coffee stretches into an hour without effort. Seasons are events. Winter reshapes the landscape. Spring brings the scent of damp earth, Summer stretches into autumn and turns the entire setting into a quiet blaze of color.This “slow home” teaches you how to be in the mountains. A natural stone path winds gently from the house and opens into a quiet clearing where a hot tub sits on its own pad, steam rising softly into the cool mountain air. smooth river stones and low, sculptural native plants, fountain grasses swaying in the breeze, creating a sense of calm. A slow home is designed to fulfill your needs-does not follow fleeting trends. A terraced rock wall, built of locally gathered stone. Hygge meets the Rocky Mountains. The indoor sauna is lined with pale, aromatic wood, softly lit so the space feels cocooned. Just beyond, a cold water sauna hose offers contrast