Completely renovated and sculptural, in the spirit of Montecito and Santa Fe, this home is architecture with a soul — sweeping and organic. A departure from the straight lines and traditional layouts of most American homes, its design embraces flowing curves and a natural sense of movement. The architecture doesn’t impose itself on the land so much as rise out of it. Sculpted atop five acres, with Pikes Peak rising in the distance and a peaceful natural meadow embraced by trees, this home appears to have risen from the earth itself. Step into the courtyard and you feel yourself exhale — an invitation to slow down and be truly at home. The covered veranda, fire pit seating and cliff-side hot tub suit intimate gatherings or large events- while the meadow offers options for a future stable, sports center or whatever can be imagined. Inside, a complete renovation touches every element, from roof and windows to hardware and refurbished hand-hewn beams and vigas. Every surface feels new. The all-new chef’s kitchen centers on a 10×6 ft single-slab Atlas granite island and 60 inch Wolf range with 9 ft. custom hood. Other features include large bedroom suites- each with a kiva fireplace, a soaring great room with Native American painted beams, hand-carved mahogany doors and mahogany windows throughout. Radiant heat warms handmade Saltillo tile and flagstone floors. The upper tier consists of a private guest suite with two bedrooms, spa bath, kitchenette, two fireplaces and panoramic Pikes Peak views. Framed in solid steel, with poured-concrete walls shaped in an adobe style and finished with hand-hewn beams and vigas, this is a rare combination of architectural vision, craftsmanship and five-acre privacy — one that would be exceptionally difficult to replicate in today’s market. Additional highlights: private security gate, private well, 6-car garage with 12’ ceilings, horses allowed, and a 60×96 ft fenced dog run.