3755 N Rampart Range Road

Nestled within the landscape of Roxborough State Park and bordered by the untouched beauty of Pike National Forest, this fully custom estate was designed to emulate a 400-year-old Italian farmhouse. Every detail has been meticulously curated to create a home of unrivaled elegance and authenticity. A limestone exterior w/ copper gutters sets the stage, blending seamlessly w/ the natural red rock outcroppings that define the property’s over eight-acre expanse. A stone archway carved into the rock enhances the landscape, serving as a striking feature that reinforces the home's connection to its surroundings. Inside, the home is a showcase of artisanal craftsmanship. Antique doors, custom wood cabinetry, and bespoke ironwork—including handcrafted railings, fireplace doors, and window accents—speak to the artistry woven throughout. Mixed-species wood floors, brick and limestone tilework, and stone walls create a sense of enduring permanence, while reclaimed wood beams from Denver’s historic IceHouse add a touch of local history. The residence is illuminated by antique light fixtures, originally designed for candles and rewired for modern use. Luxurious touches like copper bathtubs, built-in antique furniture, and hand-selected stained glass inlaid into walls enhance the home’s distinct character. The primary suite is a private retreat, featuring his and her closets, a sitting room, kitchenette, laundry, and a secluded patio. The chef’s kitchen is a culinary masterpiece, boasting two Sub-Zero refrigerators, two dishwashers, Wolf six-burner range w/ griddle and double ovens, Wolf steam oven, wall oven, warming drawer, beverage refrigerator, and two copper sinks. Beyond aesthetics, the home offers modern sustainability w/ a GeoThermal heating system and a Culligan Reverse Osmosis system. A seasonal creek runs alongside the property from April through July, further enhancing the natural surroundings. This truly rare home blends historic European inspiration w/ the beauty of Colorado.