Set at 9,200 feet above the Wet Mountain Valley, this mountain home offers something increasingly rare: space, stability, and a deep sense of calm. From this elevated vantage point, the seasons unfold naturally, and sunsets ignite the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in unforgettable color. Built specifically for high-altitude living, the home features solid 2x6 construction, full spray-foam insulation, and a 95/5 high-efficiency furnace designed to keep the interior warm and comfortable through winter. In-floor plumbing adds protection against freezing temperatures, while a high-producing well paired with a 1,000-gallon cistern provides dependable water year-round. Inside, the home feels open, grounded, and welcoming. Tongue-and-groove vaulted pine ceilings draw the eye upward as sunlight pours through expansive windows that frame sweeping mountain views. The kitchen anchors the living space with epoxy-finished counters, custom cabinetry, and an open layout ideal for both everyday living and gathering. In the great room, a Hearthstone wood stove adds warmth and character-a natural place to slow down and stay awhile. The Trex deck extends the living space outdoors, offering a front-row seat to quiet mornings, star-filled nights, and the steady presence of wildlife. The main level includes four bedrooms and two baths, providing comfort and privacy for family or guests. The lower level adds flexibility, with room to expand and a partially finished bath already in place. A 900-square-foot garage offers practical space for vehicles, tools, or a workshop. Set on 35 open, usable acres, the land welcomes horses and domestic animals, with a grazing lease in place to help keep property taxes manageable. This is a home built to stand steady where it sits-well suited to its setting and ready for those seeking peace, self-reliance, and room to breathe in the mountains. Schedule a showing and experience it firsthand.