Nestled amid the red rock formations of Roxborough State Park and bordering Pike National Forest, this one-of-a-kind custom estate spans over eight acres and was masterfully designed to evoke the charm of a 400-year-old Italian farmhouse. Every element of the home has been purposefully crafted to balance timeless elegance with Colorado’s rugged natural beauty. The limestone exterior with copper gutters blends seamlessly into the landscape, while a stone archway carved into the rock anchors the home to its surroundings. Inside, the residence is a testament to artisanal craftsmanship—featuring antique doors, custom cabinetry, and bespoke ironwork from handcrafted railings to intricate window details. Materials like mixed-species wood flooring, brick and limestone tilework, and reclaimed beams from Denver’s historic Icehouse lend both warmth and authenticity.

The home is illuminated by antique light fixtures rewired for modern use and enriched with copper bathtubs, built-in antique furniture, and hand-selected stained-glass accents. The primary suite offers complete privacy with dual closets, a sitting area, kitchenette, laundry, and a secluded patio. The chef’s kitchen is an entertainer’s dream, equipped with top-tier appliances, including two Sub-Zero refrigerators, dual dishwashers, multiple Wolf ovens, and dual copper sinks. Beyond its striking aesthetics, the estate integrates modern sustainability through a Geothermal heating system and Culligan Reverse Osmosis water system. A seasonal creek runs from April through July, adding to the serene environment.

Every inch of this property tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and harmony with nature—a rare fusion of Old-World European architecture and the untamed beauty of Colorado. This estate stands as both a work of art and a refined sanctuary for those who value history, design, and authenticity.