7615 Lemon Gulch Way

This estate is crafted with vision, presence, and a deep respect for timeless design. With a sense of grandeur reminiscent of the iconic Biltmore Estate—where beauty, leisure, and refined living come together—this home stands with stately confidence on 35 private acres in a gated community, where neighbors wave and the views roll out like a painted canvas. From nearly every room, you’ll catch that rare sight: water below and the full sweep of the Front Range above, all the way to Pikes Peak. One of only a few properties with direct access to the Rueter-Hess Reservoir, it offers privacy and natural beauty that’s nearly impossible to replicate. Step through the iron double doors and the tone is set. Marble floors span the main level beneath a soaring two-story ceiling. A crystal chandelier, an antique from a French chateau, hangs above, with uninterrupted views of mountains and water just beyond. The great room is anchored by a carved marble fireplace and curving staircase, framed by columns and archways that open to a dining room built for gathering. The kitchen features a massive granite island, double ovens, a 48-inch GE Monogram gas range, two fridges, an ice maker—and around the corner, a butler’s pantry with a second dishwasher, wine fridge, sink, and prep space. Each guest enjoys a private retreat. The main level includes a guest suite, an office, and a primary suite with vaulted ceilings, fireplace, spa-style bath, and a boutique-worthy closet. Upstairs offers more ensuite bedrooms, a loft, and a deck with even bigger views. The walkout lower level expands the living space with a rec room, full wet bar, theater, and guest suites. Outdoor living? Covered decks, patios, a firepit, and an outdoor kitchen with a wood-fired pizza oven are just the beginning. Add in a greenhouse, raised gardens, chicken coop, fruit trees, a gazebo with fireplace, batting cage, and even a zip line. The land is suited for grazing, with pastures in place and room to roam. Full-house solar with 80-hour battery backup, dual generators, and fuel reserves make this home not just beautiful—but remarkably self-sufficient. This is more than a home. It’s a destination.