Let’s go straight to the New York Times for this one: ”The intention was to construct a relaxed country house that would encourage a sense of involvement with the land and what resulted was a casual compound of buildings, a kind of gentle, modernist play on a Colorado mining camp that hints at a certain funkiness but is, in fact, as carefully composed as anything by Mies van der Rohe.” (”Homes as Art” 1995) This award winning mountain retreat consists of three 35+ acre lots totaling 106.73 acres. Lot 10 has the main compound (3187 sq.ft), Lot 11 the Art Barn (828 sq.ft.), Lot 9 undeveloped.The primary compound sleeps 14 in 4 bedrooms +3 Pullman Car double berths and 3 full and 2 half baths.The Art Barn has a loft bedroom and full bath. A must see one of a kind.