Boulder’s Most Expensive Home – Beneath the Flatirons, Spa, Guest House & Elevator

This 11,156-square-foot estate has an impressive main residence and a detached guest house on a separate parcel. It is an architectural triumph just below the Flatirons. The four-level building fuses glass, stone, steel, and wood in a skillful combination of materials, bordered by the open space of Chautauqua Park and framed by views of the Flatirons.

Visitors are welcomed by a spacious open floorplan with Honduran Mahogany as its foundation, plaster walls, and soaring ceilings after passing the copper entry wall. The five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home has radiant floor heating, four fireplaces, a three-story elevator, and numerous outdoor terraces with views of the city and mountains.

A luxurious kitchen with a large island opens up to a bright family room and a greenhouse that can be used all year round.

A stone monolith with a water feature that runs the length of the kitchen and dining area serves as the home’s focal point. Just off the formal dining room is a private balcony that blends indoor and outdoor living. The upper-level primary suite, which is accessed by a glass staircase floating above a koi pond, offers breathtaking views of the mountains and the town of Boulder below.

The opulent retreat has an elevator and boasts a glass-walled sitting room, a private patio, and a marble bathroom with a soaking tub.

This magnificent estate features two offices, a home theater, and a game room in addition to a spa with a steam room, hot tub, and cold plunge. This hilltop hideaway is an exceptional property with a heated driveway and comes with a two-story guest house with a private deck and an attached garage. The 1.2 acre compound is surrounded by a canopy of lush vegetation and dotted with native grass and rock outcroppings. Open space trails are right outside the door and are hidden behind private gates while still being located entirely within city limits.