The 5,111 square foot, three-bedroom home sits on nearly two acres at the top of Sunshine Canyon. This secluded sanctuary takes full advantage of its remarkable surroundings.

"It was designed to capture spectacular views from every room in the house," said Zach Zeldner of listing agent Compass." There are views across the Boulder Valley to the east and west, as well as the Indian Peaks Wilderness. The views are outstanding and the privacy and quiet are truly impressive, plus it's close to downtown Boulder, only about 12 minutes away."

This remote home features custom craftsmanship and luxurious finishes, including high-end amenities such as a humidification system and a whole-house reverse osmosis water filter.

A heated eight-car garage has a radiused electric field for easy vehicle access and a separate workshop.

"The owner is a car enthusiast, so the garage is incredible," says Zeldner." It's heated, has high ceilings and a hydraulic lift in the floor."

Built in 2014, the home features soaring glass walls, exposed beamed ceilings, and wide-plank hardwood floors.

The living room and dining room share a double-sided gas fireplace.

The modern kitchen has lots of windows and is equipped with stainless steel appliances and custom wood cabinetry.

The main floor master bedroom offers a custom designed walk-in wardrobe and the master bathroom has double vanities and a soaking tub.

A media room and two home offices are also arranged on the ground floor.

The lower level offers an additional family room, two more bedrooms, and a spa-like bathroom.

The huge wrap-around patio is the perfect place to soak in the views of the Boulder skyline and the Flatirons rock formations.

Zeldner describes the property as "very liveable" and believes it will appeal to a variety of potential buyers.

"I think it could be a lot of different people," he says, "because it's very well lived in." It could also be someone looking for privacy, or a car enthusiast ...... someone who enjoys peace and quiet but wants to be close to town. I suppose it could be a primary residence, but it doesn't have to be. It could be a lock up and leave property."