Kiva House is not one of many--it is one of one. The estate...

Kiva House is not one of many--it is one of one. The estate commands 360o views of Longs Peak, the Front Range, and TPC Colorado. For the buyer who values privacy, innovation, sustainability, and something no one else has, it delivers on every front.

Every material was chosen for permanence and story: antique oak beams from the 1800s, vintage Churchill Downs fence boards with natural lichen, hand-charred Shou Sugi Ban pine, reclaimed wood, steel, and concrete. These aren't finishes you can replicate; they are irreplaceable.

Inside the 7,772 SF main home, floor-to-ceiling glass erases boundaries with the land. A 29-foot vaulted great room rises around a hand-troweled concrete fireplace, custom steel shelving, and a 55-foot glass wall with panoramic sliding doors--designed for gatherings that leave an impression.

The kitchen speaks authority: a 13-foot Parota live-edge bar top from Costa Rica, a bespoke steel island from Las Vegas, Dacor and Miele appliances, and an antique mirror backsplash. Every piece is rare, each selected for impact.

Beyond the kitchen, the 3,424 SF recreation garage doubles as a private court and gym with a rope climb, mirrors, and EV charging--an entire lifestyle under one roof. The primary suite builds on that promise: a custom infrared yoga sauna, heated bathroom floors, and a spa-caliber steam shower, all wired into a 10Gbps enterprise network, cinematic A/V, AI security, and color-tunable lighting.

On the adjoining parcel, a 1,440 SF conditioned barn extends capability with fiber connection, A/C, propane heat, spray foam insulation, and a 14-foot garage door.

The estate is off-grid ready, supported by its own well, septic, and gated entrance. And though it feels untouchable, it sits just 10 minutes from Berthoud and 1 hour from DIA

Homes of this caliber are not simply purchased; they are claimed. Kiva House is more than a residence--it is a singular opportunity to own architecture, technology, and self-sufficiency at scale