5 Luxe Colorado Mountain Estates and a Costa Rica Retreat

From its elevated setting in an upscale residential area of Castle Rock, 4433 Tierra Alta Drive is engineered and positioned for southern, unobstructed views of Castle Rock Mountain and Pikes Peak, with quick access to downtown amenities, Interstate 25, shopping, dining, parks, and trails. Custom built in 2006, the home opens to a grand foyer with hickory hardwood floors, new carpet, hand-trowel drywall finishes, rounded corners, solid alder doors, knotty alder trim, and Milgard windows. Formal dining and a piano room set a refined tone, while French doors reveal a private office with a gas fireplace. A soaring great room pairs 20-foot ceilings with a granite fireplace and walls of windows. The kitchen adds a butler’s pantry, hidden walk-in pantry, six-burner range, and double ovens. Outdoors, one acre backs to open space with a Trex deck and built-in BBQ, stamped patios, a pickleball/basketball court, gas firepit, and water features for unhurried Colorado evenings.

From its elevated setting in Silverthorne’s Eagle’s Nest, this expertly constructed residence pairs timeless craftsmanship with an easy, mountain-minded flow. Rich natural stone, warm wood floors and trim, exposed beams, and refined finishes shape an atmosphere that feels both elegant and welcoming. At the center, an open layout is designed for everyday comfort and entertaining, with a chef’s kitchen connecting seamlessly to the dining room, wet bar, and living area. The main-level primary suite is a quiet retreat, featuring a spacious walk-in closet and a luxurious five-piece bath with a steam shower, plus a private balcony framed by Gore Range mountain views. Upstairs, a versatile bunk/bonus room works beautifully as an office or guest space, while a second suite and an additional washer/dryer add privacy and ease for visitors.

From its elevated setting in Mountain Village, this timeless mountain home sits on a premier corner lot in the Double Eagle subdivision, abutting open space for a welcome sense of room and privacy. The quiet enclave is steps to world-class cross-country ski trails and overlooks golf holes 10 and 11, with sweeping westerly views across the surrounding mountains. With the lot size paired to the neighboring open space, the outdoor area feels accommodating and comfortably secluded—an easy backdrop for gathering with friends and family and settling into Colorado life. When it’s time to explore beyond the neighborhood, the Town of Mountain Village Dial-a-Ride—an exclusive service for owners and their guests—can pick you up at your doorstep and connect you to the Mountain Village gondola and other Village spots, turning everyday plans into effortless outings.

Tucked into the valley near Crawford, this multi-residence horse property blends handcrafted character with newer, modern design. A custom 5-bedroom log home (2006) is finished with reclaimed oak floors, high-end details, and a fireplace, with a trout pond and heated saltwater pool adding an easy sense of retreat. Above 6+ horse stalls, the Hayloft guest house (2011) pairs a great room with a kitchen and workspace and has a track record as a proven Airbnb. Completing the trio, a modern cabin (2022) offers 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a wraparound porch, and a clean, stylish sensibility. Barns, paddocks, a round pen, hay storage, irrigation water, a year-round stream, and RV parking support true everyday functionality, all set against breathtaking views near Crawford State Park and the Black Canyon.

Tucked into a river valley just minutes from the resorts and beach hotels of Jacó, Costa Rica, this for-sale business comes with approximately 300 acres of waterfront land spanning valley and mountain terrain. Easy trails weave through the river corridor, creating a natural setting designed for exploration rather than pretense. Four waterfalls anchor the landscape, with hiking described as easy to moderate and routes that lead to both the top and bottom of the falls for a changing perspective throughout the day. Access is notably straightforward: a paved highway supports tour bus and tour van arrival, followed by a two-mile drive up a groomed dirt road to the front gate. Here, the day can unfold on foot along the trails, guided by the sound of moving water and the pull of the next cascade.

Size: 318 acres