Sweeping Views and Timeless Elegance

Perched on a private lot in prestigious Falcon Creek, this meticulously maintained residence—winner of the 1989 Parade of Homes—offers a rare opportunity to own a home defined by gracious proportions, architectural character, and sweeping Rocky Mountain views. Built in 1989 and lovingly preserved by its original owners, the home celebrates authentic period character through carefully curated original finishes and vintage wallpapers now celebrated for their authentic design integrity.

A striking grand staircase with classic wood paneling anchors the entrance, serving as an architectural focal point. Built-in bookcases throughout showcase thoughtful design and accommodate an impressive collection of 1,700 volumes. Anderson windows frame the views beautifully, while Hunter Douglas Silhouette shades offer sophisticated light control.

Upon entry, a formal living and dining room with fireplace sets an elegant tone. The family room soars with double vaulted ceilings and fireplace. Each of the four upstairs bedrooms features an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet—an exceptional luxury rarely found. Interior spaces flow seamlessly with hardwood flooring and architecture that celebrates natural light and mountain vistas.

The true showstopper: expansive, uninterrupted views of Mount Evans and the Buttes, framed against open greenbelt, unfold from the sophisticated patio—perfect for entertaining or peaceful reflection. The walk-out basement, warmed by its own fireplace, creates seamless indoor-outdoor flow to the professionally landscaped grounds and manicured front yard.

Recent updates include newer furnace, water heater, and air conditioning system, ensuring comfort and efficiency. The stone-coated steel roof provides lasting durability and protection. The finished basement adds substantial living flexibility. Three-car attached garage, proximity to top-rated schools and parks complete this exceptional offering.

A rare sanctuary where architectural grace, mountain vistas, and careful stewardship converge.