On the Fourth of July, you watch neighboring towns’ fireworks displays, all the way north to Denver, from the top of your own hill. And on the quietest days, you enjoy unobstructed views of Pikes Peak from the 113 windows, while the only thing on the agenda is relaxing on your own private beach or deciding whether to hike, bike, or zip line the 383-acre Philip S. Miller Park that borders your backyard. Because home, on almost 10 private acres with hundreds of acres of conserved open space next to you is the best place to be anyway. A circular motor court sets the tone for everything that follows, and the sweeping, asphalt driveway, with electric gate, wraps around to the 4-car garage and winds down to the detached barn making clear this home was built to work as hard as it impresses.
The raised ranch places kitchen, dining, great room, and primary suite on the upper level where views are most commanding. The great room soars beneath an 11-ft vaulted ceiling with three skylights, wall-to-wall windows, and a floor-to-ceiling stacked stone fireplace. The kitchen features a huge center island, 48-inch refrigerator, double ovens, and walks out to the covered deck. The primary suite offers a spa-worthy marble shower and direct patio access.
The lower level is made for entertaining. Spray foam insulation throughout keeps it perfectly temperate and soundproof. A large recreation room, enclosed hot tub room wrapped in glass with Pikes Peak views, soundproofed gym, guest suite with private patio, and three additional bedrooms round out the level, with direct access to the 4-car garage with polyaspartic floors and built-in vault safe.
The sprawling patio features a white sand beach, water feature, flower gardens, and flagstone pathways. A she-shed, detached barn with workshop, and self-contained ADU complete the property. Fully fenced with coyote-proof fencing. Shared private road, minutes from downtown Castle Rock — seclusion without compromise.