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Extraordinary home with Lake and Mountain Views. Top of the line with three distinctive levels and an elevator.
From the decks and windows one can see one's company enjoying the fishing canal or the nearby paved boat ramp.
5-6 bedrooms, 5½ baths. Media room plus exercise room, both with lake views. 4900 sq. ft. plus double garage and large decks.
Recently built and new on the market. Handicap friendly with paved drive and elevator. $1,199,000 (priced below construction cost)
Located in The Shores of Shadow Mountain: Lot 9. 0.98 acre. Scroll way down this page for a long list of special features.
#467 County Road 662 Canal View Drive. Borders National Forest to the east and open space to the south.


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The boat launch and piers extend out into the lake. Partly hidden is a fishing pier where the large canal flows into Shadow Mountain Lake.
Scroll further down to the canal from the home. In the distance along the lake is Shadow Mountain Dam and a part of  The Continental Divide Trail
that runs along the far side of the lake and heads directly to Grand Lake Village. To the right one can follow the Colorado River for miles
to Lake Granby. Scroll down to see the home with this setting by Rocky Mountain National Park.


Around to the right is the three-car garage.  Scroll down to see the lake view from the upper lawn.


Scroll down to see the canal view from the home's far side.


The canal path runs for half of a mile through the private Shores of Shadow Mountain area of homes, of which this home is a part.
Beyond there it continues for almost a mile towards Lake Granby. The water level of Shadow Mountain Lake is always held within a few inches
of its fixed level. This is insured in part by the huge amount of water that is pumped into the canal from the Lake Granby reservoir.
Scroll down to see the home in harmony with the exposed rock at the top of the ridge.


Scroll down to see the mountain views from the driveway area in the shade on the far side.


Scroll down for a winter view from here. Click on a photo to see the amenities on the large open deck.


Scroll down to see the waterfall feature to the far side of the open deck.


The waterfall can easily be heard from the windows and decks that open out onto this side of the home.
Scroll down to see the more of the lake view and also the National Forest land bordering the driveway and parking area off to the right.


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Scroll down do to see where the property meets the National Forest land off to the right.


The National Forest land to the right is designated National Recreation Area land. It is US land held in permanent trust to preserve and protect
the pristine waterways in this area. Click on photo to visit the home's open deck. Scroll down for details about this custom home.

Located in the very special Shores of Shadow Mountain, this home has pedestrian access to miles of shoreline via a short walk down the path to the lake.
The beautiful covered porch opens up from the formal Living Room via a 28' wall of accordion doors.
The mid-level 800 sq. ft. open deck with built-in fire pit is a favorite gathering space.

The owners' inspiration for the home came from their childhood summers--being raised in the Midwest where they spent summers on lakes,
enjoyed the mountains, and made lifelong childhood memories. This family is making a new generation of those same special memories,
this time in the year round resort of Grand Lake.When they were looking, none of the homes that were on the market offered the features
that were important to the owner, so they set off to find a site and create the dream themselves. The home is designed by the owner to conform
to the contour of the hill top, to maximize the exposure to the sun and the views, and to meet the demand for entertaining large gatherings.

Features and Inspiration

For groups as large as 20, the bedrooms with on-suite and off-suite baths are set up to host different families at the same time while affording each their privacy.
One side of the hallway can be the primary family side and the guest family can enjoy the private bedroom suite and gathering space on the other side.

Instead of the antler-driven mountain lodge look, the owners were inspired by the east coast ocean front home with brighter, lighter finishes.
The floors of walnut are oriented to point toward the lake. When the window wall is open, this orientation gives the feel of endless space out towards the views.

This look was inspired by the Mondrian Hotel on South Beach in Florida. It's our mountain version of having an "infinity pool".

The custom dining table was built extra tall for its tall owner. With the upholstered window seating, the table can comfortably seat 13 people.
The breakfast bar is designed for less formal dining at the soapstone counter. Ask which furnishings in particular are included at the asking price.

The Wolf stove, farmer house sink, double dishwashers, ice maker, pantry and cabinet storage for large pots and pans, and surround sound wiring
are all designed for entertaining large groups. The natural stone, large wood burning fireplace gives warmth and light during long winter nights.
Many of the bathroom sinks are constructed out of furniture lending a unique built in look.
The 12 foot tall entry doors were custom made in Arizona out of special wood and with dowel reinforcement so they would not warp.

The windows are UV-coated, high end Marvin with true divided lights and designer window coverings.

The whole home has in-floor heat and humidity. There is a wine cellar with herringbone pattern brick floor.

An exercise room with a rubberized gym floor is large enough for yoga with friends.

The large garage doors protect three cars or two cars plus a boat.

The home was constructed by American West Homes, the builders who have done much of the construction at Devils Thumb Ranch.
The stone and the siding and look of the exterior is inspired by buildings recently built at Devils Thumb.

Owners and guests go on hikes from their front door to the lake, the fishing canal, and beyond to the National Park, and through the National Forest
and as far as Lake Granby via a hardly known yet amazing portion of the Colorado River Trail.


Click on the grand doorway and go out to the big and open deck.

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