There are homes that sit on the land, and then there are homes that hold the horizon. Set on a $300,000 premium lot backing to open spaced canyons, this 2023 Toll Brothers Bross model opens to a cinematic sweep of Pikes Peak, Sleeping Indian, Cheyenne Mountain, and the long, unbroken drama of Colorado sunsets. Light moves deliberately through the interior. A two-story living room rises around a custom porcelain slate fireplace, its scale softened by expansive 14′ stackable glass door that draws the mountains inward, hour by hour. The gourmet kitchen is composed and confident, KitchenAid stainless appliances, double ovens, Azul Plantino granite, matte black hardware, slow-close cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry—equal parts precision and presence. The main-level primary suite is intentionally placed, oriented toward the views and finished with a soaking tub, dual vanities, and a custom walk-in closet—private, grounded, and removed from the rest of the home. Covered upper and lower outdoor living spaces extend the architecture into the landscape, overlooking protected open space with a dedicated fire pit setting, fenced yard, and curated landscaping. No hassle seasonal/holiday lighting on exterior of home. Below, the walk-out basement spans 2,508 square feet with 9-foot ceilings, bath rough-in, radon mitigation, and solar hookup—quietly expansive, and ready for interpretation. Additional details include a three-car extended 4′ garage with LED lighting, tankless water heater for unlimited warm water, dual furnaces and dual A/C systems, and custom two-story Ethan Allen silk drapery that frames the verticality of the home. Located within the 1000+ acre Macanta community, residents enjoy direct access to miles of trails, resort-style amenities, and a sense of space that feels increasingly rare—yet remains just 20 minutes from DTC and equidistant to Denver and Colorado Springs. This is architecture shaped by light, land, and intention.
