One architect-designed mountain home. Two separately deeded parcels. Nearly 75 private acres with a level of seclusion that is increasingly difficult to find. A private driveway leads to the residence, with no shared road and no neighboring homes visible from the house. Bordering Jefferson County Open Space on two sides, the property feels genuinely remote, surrounded by forest, mountain terrain, wildlife and open sky. Unlike many large-acreage properties, this offering includes an approximately 39-acre parcel with the existing residence and an adjoining approximately 35-acre legal parcel. The second parcel may provide the opportunity for another full-size residence with its own well and septic, subject to county requirements and approvals. Create a future two-residence compound, accommodate extended family or guests, retain the parcel as a private natural buffer, hold it as a long-term asset or preserve the option to sell it separately in the future. Designed by Gettliffe Architecture, the contemporary home features passive-solar orientation, insulated concrete form construction, radiant in-floor heat, all-electric systems, solar readiness and planning for a future elevator. The home offers approximately 3,172 finished and heated square feet in a deliberately manageable footprint. The upper level includes a private second suite, loft office and media room/third bedroom. Public records inaccurately classify the lower level as unfinished; nearly all of it is finished and heated, including storage/workshop space, a large finished closet and dog/boot wash. Only approximately 100 square feet in the mechanical room are unfinished. Heated garage, expansive decks and a peaceful pond complete this rare combination of modern architecture, genuine privacy and future flexibility. Buyer to independently verify square footage, zoning, access, well, septic, building and permitting requirements.