Property Address: 4100 E Quincy Ave, Englewood, CO, 80113-5051
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Description
Set back from the world, a private drive serving just four homes winds through mature trees before arriving at 2.28 acres that feel unexpectedly secluded, with mature landscaping, long, uninterrupted mountain views, and a private pond stocked with fish. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, this residence was designed by the renowned architecture firm KGA and built by Brian Pesch of Lindsey Homes, a boutique builder known for constructing one home at a time with his own crew. Recognized as runner-up in the Wood Organization of Denver architectural awards, the nearly 7, 000-square-foot home was thoughtfully designed to exist within its natural setting. Wood-paneled ceilings create architectural interest, while skylights draw natural light from above. Four substantial stone fireplaces anchor the interiors, and walls of glass continually return attention to the surrounding landscape and mountains. French doors open to an expansive elevated deck overlooking the grounds, while the spacious family room and seamless indoor-outdoor connection create an exceptional setting for entertaining. Below, the property extends to the water's edge and private dock, with a spa offering another place to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The residence offers five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, a powder room conveniently located off the kitchen, an attached three-car garage, and a dedicated shop. One bedroom on the lower level is plumbed for conversion into a nanny's apartment and features a separate entrance through the garage. Easy access to the High Line Canal trails further connects the property to miles of outdoor recreation. There is a sense of privacy and permanence here that is increasingly difficult to find. Recreating this setting just minutes from the DTC and Cherry Creek would be difficult, if not impossible. This rare offering brings together quiet, water, open sky, architectural distinction, and remarkable privacy, all while remaining exceptionally connected to the city.