Historic Peach Valley Gem - A Symphony of Craftsmanship and Nature. Welcome to a truly one-of-a-kind retreat where history, nature, and exceptional craftsmanship converge. Nestled on 35 private acres just outside Silt, Colorado, this custom-built home offers privacy, panoramic views, and timeless design. Originally part of an 80-acre parcel acquired in 1908 through Theodore Roosevelt by hunting guide John Richardson, the property is bordered on three sides by BLM land with breathtaking views of the Hogbacks. Built in 2006-2007, the 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom main residence and separate casita above the 3-car garage/workshop feature approximately one million pounds of concrete, 8'' thick insulated walls on the main level, 6'' upstairs, and radiant floor heating throughout. Highlights include a gourmet kitchen with Jenn Air appliances, custom concrete floors with acoustic warmth, fireplaces, expansive decks, natural rock formations, mature cedar and pine trees, a 1.5-mile trail system, RV parking, gun range, and picnic table with stunning vistas. 2,692 sq ft total living space. Modern utilities include soft well water (8 GPM), 800-gallon cistern, underground electricity, and a 1,000-gallon propane tank. Initially introduced quietly to a local audience, the home is now being presented more broadly—offering an exceptional blend of architectural quality, natural beauty, privacy, and outdoor lifestyle. Just 15 minutes from town, this is a rare opportunity to own a timeless home in an irreplaceable setting.