This exceptional 1.03-acre estate combines timeless architecture, remarkable privacy, and effortless access to the very best of the Wood River Valley. Framed by sweeping mountain views and surrounded by mature landscaping, the property includes two beautifully crafted residences, each with its own distinct character and attention to detail. The main residence showcases classic Southwestern architecture with warm, authentic finishes and an inspired connection to the outdoors. Thoughtfully designed for flexibility, it lives comfortably as a gracious two-bedroom home while also offering two distinct living suites each with its own bedroom, full bath, living area, and kitchen--creating ideal accommodations for extended family, guests, a caretaker, or those seeking a private work-from-home retreat. Outdoor living is woven seamlessly into the home. Two elevated terraces--one adjoining the primary suite and another off the main living area--capture panoramic mountain vistas and feature heated snowmelt pavers for year-round enjoyment. At ground level, expansive north-facing patios invite gatherings against a spectacular mountain backdrop, while a separate south-facing terrace offers a secluded, tranquil escape. Complementing the main home is a beautifully appointed single-level guest cottage clad in reclaimed wood siding, offering its own inviting sense of place. Complete with a bedroom, full bath, kitchen, living room, and private deck and covered parking. Providing a fully independent residence for family, friends, or long-term guests. Perfectly positioned just north of Ketchum, the property offers the rare combination of peaceful seclusion and immediate access to recreation. The Chocolate Gulch Trailhead is just down the street, the Harriman Trail is only a minute away, and downtown Ketchum, Sun Valley Resort, world-class skiing, dining, and cultural amenities are all within easy reach. Chocolate Gulch has evolved into one of the valley's most desirable luxury enclaves while retaining its extraordinary sense of serenity and connection to the surrounding mountains