Welcome to 1928 County Road 125—where architect Jon Pomeroy’s visionary 1997 design achieves something rare: a home entirely of the Colorado landscape, yet unmistakably sophisticated. Perched atop a private knob overlooking nearly 40 rolling acres, this 5,175 sq ft residence commands views of the La Plata Mountains and Chicago Basin, framed by soaring cathedral tongue-and-groove ceilings. Inside, flagstone flooring, luxury wool carpeting, and natural light create an immediate sense of arrival. Four generous bedrooms include two primary suites upstairs and two main-level suites, perfect for guests. The updated kitchen features soapstone countertops and brand-new Gaggenau luxury appliances. The open great room anchors the main level with a soaring floor-to-ceiling Anasazi stone fireplace. A separate sitting room provides flexible space for an office or studio, while multiple outdoor areas—including a front portico, covered porch, and private balconies—invite you to linger over mountain views. Technical sophistication abounds with an elevator, in-floor radiant heat, central vacuum plumbing, and security. Sustainability and stewardship are woven into ownership. The property sits within a conservation easement safeguarding elk and deer migration corridors. The easement permits agricultural use, recreation, and space to build a guest residence up to 1,600 sq ft. Water rights include an active Lake Durango Water Authority tap, six inactive taps, and a private well. Situated within an exclusive 3-lot gated subdivision, the home features a two-car attached garage with abundant storage. Its 39.82-acre footprint delivers genuine privacy and seclusion while remaining accessible to Durango’s community and amenities. This rare listing perfectly balances architectural significance, environmental stewardship, and uncompromised Colorado luxury.