Now offered at an extraordinary $5,800,000—an unprecedented opportunity to own one of Boulder County's most iconic estates. Assessed at $7,200,000, this Steven DeWitt-designed masterpiece offers exceptional value with a price per square foot rarely found for a property of this caliber.

Set on nearly 2.5 private, treed acres with breathtaking 360-degree mountain views, the estate backs and sides to a neighborhood pond and protected open space with miles of trails. This extraordinary property offers a rare opportunity to reimagine and elevate a true landmark residence. Whether embracing its distinctive Balinese-inspired aesthetic or creating a fresh contemporary vision, the home's remarkable scale, timeless architecture, and incomparable setting provide the perfect canvas for a bespoke legacy estate.

Spanning over 22,000 square feet, the home blends resort-style amenities with dramatic architecture. Soaring ceilings, walls of glass, and globally inspired finishes complement a chef's kitchen with Sub-Zero refrigeration, Thermador six-burner cooktop, dual dishwashers, and seamless access to the spectacular great room and expansive covered terraces.

The residence offers six en suite bedrooms, including a luxurious primary retreat with mountain views, fireplace, yoga room, spa bath, and dual custom closets. The walk-out lower level features a fitness room, theater, wet bar, wine room, and access to the impressive 3600-square-foot indoor pool pavilion—an exceptional opportunity to create a world-class collector-car showroom, entertainment venue, gallery, wellness retreat, or other signature space. A 2,000-square-foot garage provides ample room for an exceptional vehicle collection.

Minutes from Niwot and Boulder, this remarkable estate combines unmatched privacy with everyday convenience. Offered at $5,800,000, with an assessed value of $7,200,000 and an estimated replacement cost exceeding $12,000,000, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own, personalize, and enhance one of Boulder County's most celebrated estates. Recreating a property of this scale and setting today would be extraordinarily difficult—if not impossible.