Situated in pasture previously grazed by longhorn cattle, this mountain modern home and barndo feature large windows, open floor plans and large patio & upper deck to relish mountain views across the fields in every direction.

With main house’s alternating shed roofs mimicking the peaks in the distance and the classic Colorado barn paying homage to the legacy of ranching in situ, these two structures harmonize effectively in the landscape.

All the way to the top of cathedral ceilings, the interiors are flush with Colorado beetle-kill pine T&G, adding much interest/color to the space and turning the tragedy of forest infestation into a beautifully natural wonder.