Perché Sur La Crête Avec Une Vue Imprenable Sur Le Front Range

Perched on the ridge with sweeping views of the Front Range, this mountain contemporary paired home offers an elevated living experience — literally and figuratively. Built in 2006 and thoughtfully designed on every level, the home features a private elevator making it effortless to move throughout the home from top to bottom. The main level is anchored by a dramatic great room with soaring windows that frame those Front Range views, a stone hearth gas fireplace, and seamless flow into the kitchen. The well-appointed kitchen features a five-burner gas cooktop with vent hood, wine chiller, center island with breakfast bar, and walk-in pantry. A breakfast nook opens directly to the covered west-facing deck, tucked among mature pines for privacy with views beyond. A sitting room with wood-beamed ceilings, a powder bath with vessel sink, and a well-appointed office with built-in shelving and its own mountain views round out the main floor. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat — vaulted ceilings, generous windows that capture those same Front Range views, and a stone gas fireplace set the tone. The en suite bath features a jetted soaking tub, multi-head shower with bench seat, and double vanities, all connected to an extra large walk-in closet. The laundry room with utility sink sits just across the hall. The lower level rec room opens to the garage and serves as the entry point to the elevator, which connects seamlessly to the main and upper floors. Two secondary bedrooms and a shared full bath with double sinks complete the lower level. All of this within the gates of The Village at Castle Pines, with access to resort-style amenities. The secondary association handles the exterior maintenance, making this a true lock-and-leave lifestyle.