The fixer-upper price of this property takes into account considerable repairs and/or renovation and is being “sold as is”. Built on a 2.9 acre spectacular view lot on the top of the neighborhood’s highest hill, the home’s exterior architecture acknowledges Pueblo influences, the interior further quotes indigenous influences with massive vigas and a kiva fireplace for the living room; several rooms have high ceilings and large windows oriented to the east, south, and west. The first story is wrapped in a viga covered deck approachable from the dining room, living room, and one of the downstairs bedroom/studios. The second story is defined by another big deck serving the large master bedroom, skylight-walk-in closet, and bath. The home is privately situated and its second story has four orientations looking out to snow-capped mountains, magnificent sunrises/sunsets — and, notably, the master bedroom is fully illuminated during full moon. The overall experience of this tree surrounded house links inside/outside vistas with flooded sunlight to fluidly interconnect rooms resulting in living spaces with changing light and meditation-grade views of clouds, sunsets, trees, and sunrises.