Nestled in the breathtaking Poudre Canyon of Larimer County, Colorado, this extraordinary property is a testament to history, transformation, and natural beauty. Situated just west of Fort Collins, the home spans an impressive 65 acres of pristine land, offering unparalleled views and tranquility. Originally built in 1897 as the Keystone Hotel, a premier resort destination in the canyon, the property has been thoughtfully reimagined by Michael into a harmonious blend of rustic charm and mountain-modern luxury.

This five-bedroom, two-bathroom retreat boasts a design that honors its storied past while embracing contemporary elegance. The expansive deck offers sweeping vistas of the untouched wilderness and the serene Agnes River, creating a perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining. Every detail reflects Michael’s respect for the environment, from the locally sourced stone incorporated into the design to the dark-toned shakes that pay tribute to the trees lost in the Cameron Peak Fire, Colorado’s largest wildfire.

Beyond its architectural significance, the property holds a deep personal connection, having served as the backdrop for Michael and Meg’s wedding. Today, it stands as a luxurious mountain sanctuary that feels both timeless and inviting—a place where history and modern comfort converge, offering an unparalleled Colorado escape.