Tucked into the hillside in coveted Point Sublime, this is one of the subdivision’s original, architect-designed mid-century modern homes—rarely available, original owner, and still zoned Agricultural (A) for exceptional flexibility. A modest footprint on a huge 2.75-acre treed lot belies a dramatic interior: a large slump-stone fireplace anchors the living room, while a classic sunken conversation pit invites late-night talks and sunrise coffees framed by floor-to-ceiling glass. The result is the quintessential MCM mix of warmth, clean lines, and connection to nature. Thoughtfully oriented to capture natural light and city vistas, the home lives big with open social spaces and smart indoor-outdoor flow. Elevated decks and patios step down the slope to native landscaping, creating a private perch above Colorado Springs. Original mid-century details pair with selective updates so you can enjoy the vibe on day one—or bring your own restoration vision to celebrate the era. The highlights include a Prominent architect-designed, original Point Sublime residence Featuring True mid-century elements: a slump-stone fireplace, a sunken conversation pit, expansive glazing, and a low-profile roofline on a perched site with commanding views of Colorado Springs and twinkling night lights. Seamless indoor-outdoor living with decks/patios nestled into the hillside, as well as a passive solar/sun room, with a beautiful MCM wood-burning fireplace, is perfect for retaining heat throughout the winter. If you’re drawn to unique mid-century architecture—spaces that encourage gathering, celebrate natural materials, and frame the landscape—625 Vista Grande delivers. It’s a livable time capsule in one of Colorado Springs’ most scenic neighborhoods, offering authenticity, privacy, and a soulful connection to the site. Buyer to verify all zoning/usage options with the City/County. Home sold as-is.