Home
Built in 1997 and lovingly maintained in its original Victorian character, the home carries the kind of presence that newer construction simply cannot manufacture. Hardwood floors run through the main living spaces. The walls bear custom European plasterwork — textured, warm, and timeless — that gives each room its own depth and soul. Wood, french and some floor to ceiling windows draw the mountain light in from every angle, so that the views feel less like scenery and more like living companions.
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The primary suite is a sanctuary within a sanctuary: a clawfoot soaking tub, a gas fireplace, and a private balcony that looks out over the forest canopy below — a living, breathing view that changes with every season and every hour of light. The kitchen is fitted with a KitchenAid refrigerator, LG range, and Bosch dishwasher. And for those who understand the gift of deep restoration, an infrared sauna completes the offering — because a property this alive deserves a home that renews you completely.
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The home has been intentionally preserved rather than updated — its original Victorian bones kept intact, its character unaltered. No well-meaning renovation has been imposed that a new owner would then need to undo. The kitchen, the bathrooms, and the living spaces are all ready and waiting for the right vision. Whether that means honoring the Victorian aesthetic with period-appropriate refinements, or bringing in a more contemporary hand to create a modern Victorian statement, the canvas is yours. You are not paying to inherit someone else's choices. You are stepping into a home that has been held open for you.
Exterior
12.78 Acres - 4,378 Sq Ft
Interior
Main Floor
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Kitchen - Breakfast Nook - Dining Room - Office - Living Room - Family Room - Half-Bath
3 Bedroom - 2 Full-Bath - Laundry Room
Upper Floor
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Lower Floor
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3 Bedroom - 2 Full-Bath - Sunlighten mPulse Discover 4 Person Infrared Sauna - TV Room - Storage Room
Barn & Horse Amenities
Indoor Riding Arena
The 75' x 150' fully enclosed indoor riding arena is among the most valuable features a horse property can offer in a four-season mountain climate. Here, winter does not end your riding. Snow does not cancel your training. Imagine saddling up on a crystalline January morning while the valley lies white and still beyond the arena walls, and riding. That is the gift this arena gives, every year, without exception.
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Walk-out Stalls
The MD barn offers four stalls, each with direct walk-out access to pasture, so a horse can move between shelter and open ground entirely on its own terms.
Foaling and Mare Companion Stall
A fully enclosed 24' x 12' Priefert foaling stall sits alongside an adjoining 12' x 12' companion stall, so a mare in labor and the foal that follows are never without close company. A Priefert stock stands ready as well, the kind of detail your veterinarian will quietly appreciate every time they arrive, turning health checks, floating, and routine care into something calm and efficient rather than a production.
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Beautiful Rustic Horse Shed
A rustic, open-air shed measuring 60' x 16' stretches along the pasture, offering generous shelter from sun, wind, and storm while still leaving the horses free to come and go as they please.
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Additional Shelter
A second, smaller shelter, 12' x 14', offers either hay storage or further coverage exactly where it's needed, ensuring every horse has a dry, sheltered spot regardless of where the weather catches them. Every inch of these facilities has been maintained and loved by the same guardians for seventeen years, tended with the same reverence given to the land itself.
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Trailer Parking
A generous trailer parking pad sits just off the pasture, placed there deliberately for ease of access, and sized to comfortably hold two forty-foot trailers side by side. This is a farm built for the practical realities of the equestrian life, down to the last detail.
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Pastures
As a former breeding farm, this family wanted nothing less than the best for every horse, and that meant giving them free rein over wide open pasture from the very beginning. Foals raised this way grew strong in body, their legs and frames developing the way nature intended through those first formative years, but the gift went further than the physical. They grew up among the herd, settled, confident, and whole, the kind of emotional and spiritual ease that only comes from space enough to simply be a horse, and respect the sacredness of the herd. The stallions were given that same freedom. Most of the horse world confines stallions to small paddocks simply because of what they are, but this family believes every horse, regardless of role, deserved open ground to move across, and here, that belief was simply lived out. For those bringing a smaller herd, the land adapts easily. Pastures can be divided into paddocks sized to your needs, seeded and rotated for grazing, with the HOA's community well providing more than enough water to support it.
Chicken Coop & Goat Pen
Nestled under watchful pine trees, a goat house and pen and a chicken coop carry their own quiet life, small keepers of the land in their own right, scratching and grazing and tending the ground in their own particular way. For a family who wants eggs gathered warm each morning, or goats to clear brush and keep company with the horses, the foundation is already here, waiting simply to be filled again.
Arena
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Stalls & Tack Room
Horse & Farm Amenities
Forest
Step off the path and feel the world soften around you. The trees grow dense, the land settles into a natural hollow, and suddenly there is no road noise, no visible boundary—only the quiet presence of something ancient and alive. The light filters differently here. The air is cooler. Your pace slows without your asking it to.
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A year-round creek winds through the forest from south to north, its ever-changing song filling the air with a sound no technology has ever truly replicated. More than a feature, it is a companion—one of the rarest gifts a property can offer.
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From mid-May through mid-June, the forest floor transforms beneath a sea of bluebells, their soft blue blossoms stretching across shaded slopes as far as the eye can see. Bumblebees drift lazily among them, turning an afternoon walk into a quiet meditation.
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The forest is home to a thriving community of wildlife. Does bring their fawns to rest beneath the trees, and on occasion, a moose passes silently through the woods—unhurried, watchful, magnificent. Wild turkeys gather in the trees at dusk and greet each morning from the lawn, as though they, too, are part of the rhythm of life here.
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This is a place that reveals itself gently to those willing to walk with reverence.
People leave this forest speaking more softly than when they entered. They remember morning stillness beside the creek, evening walks beneath the trees, discover the natural world as she welcomes you. The memories formed here take root the way the forest does—slowly, deeply, and for a lifetime.
Garden
Behind the home, the land expresses itself in one more way, through a productive vegetable and fruit garden laid out in raised beds, where the earth offers its abundance to those willing to tend it. The garden, like the pastures and the forest, is part of the reciprocity this land has always offered: care for what grows here, and it will nourish you in return. It is a quiet but profound reminder that this property was always meant to be lived in fully, from the kitchen table outward.
