Set within the protected interior of Boulder Valley Farm, 4384 North 95th is a home shaped by land, authorship, and care. Reached by a mile-long approach, the property rests within a rare Front Range valley surrounded by over 700 acres of preserved, working farmland, with only four homes ever permitted in this secluded enclave. It is not simply adjacent to open space; it lives within it. Designed specifically for this setting, the architecture is modern in line, yet timeless in substance. Wood, steel, and stone are expressed with clarity and restraint; rift and live sawn oak, reclaimed beams from 200-year-old Pennsylvania barns, and custom steelwork fabricated in-house. Traditional joinery, executed with modern precision, creates a home that feels grounded, quiet, and enduring. This residence reflects a deeply personal approach to building. Crafted by a family-led team who design, fabricate, and construct their homes themselves, every detail is intentional: from the millwork and cabinetry to the structural elements, each moment is created with a level of accountability rarely seen. Nothing is decorative without purpose; nothing is off-the-shelf. While rooted in timeless materiality, the home performs at an extraordinary level; achieving a net-positive energy rating by producing more energy than it consumes. Efficiency is not a feature, but an integrated philosophy. Offered fully furnished, the home extends beyond its walls to include a complete living environment with a pool, outdoor kitchen, and a customizable auxiliary barn space. This is a home defined by place and permanence – a modern home built in a timeless way, within one of Boulder County’s most protected and irreplaceable landscapes.
