Summit Estate

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The Heart of the Home

Soaring ceilings, hand-finished timber, and a monumental fireplace give the great room remarkable scale and unexpected warmth.

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The Horizon, Framed

Walls of glass draw distant peaks, changing weather, and evening light into the principal rooms of the home.

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Crafted with Permanence

Limestone, slate, copper, carved stone, and finely finished timber give the home a lasting sense of substance and permanence.

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A Considered Arrival

The final ascent leads beneath the porte cochère, where stone, water, and architecture create a calm and memorable welcome.

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Spaces That Draw People Together

Fireside conversations, relaxed evenings, and sunset gatherings flow naturally between the great room, billiards room, kitchen, and terrace.

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A Private World Within

Mountain views, substantial stonework, and quiet separation create a primary retreat grounded in privacy and calm.

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Designed for Ease

Primarily arranged on one level, the residence connects its principal rooms and terraces with a natural, uncomplicated flow.

Positioned at one of the property’s highest points, Summit Estate feels removed from everything around it, with panoramic views extending across the surrounding mountains and land.

Approximately 10,000 square feet, the residence combines the warmth of a mountain lodge with a more elegant, finished sensibility. Stone, timber, and a hand-finished slate roof give the home a sense of permanence and craftsmanship.

The home is oriented toward the landscape, with natural light and 360-degree views shaping the experience throughout the residence. The setting feels expansive, private, and almost entirely its own.

Although the estate feels deeply secluded, it remains approximately 35 minutes from Denver, creating a rare combination of mountain privacy, scale, and accessibility.