Somewhere between the rustic soul of Red Rocks and the glittering skyline of Denver, there’s a place that feels like it stepped out of a storybook—but with just the right touch of modern possibility. And if you’ve been watching the quiet trends of the ultra-wealthy—those who don’t need to shout their success—you’ll know that the era of the family compound is not only alive, it’s thriving.
Wealth today isn’t about flash. It’s about roots. It’s about creating a place where children, grandparents, friends, and even future generations can come together under wide-open skies, around shared meals, fireside stories, and the kind of timeless memories that don’t come from five-star resorts, but from your own slice of land—tucked into nature, rich with water, privacy, and purpose.
Now, imagine this: 23 pristine acres perched in the quiet beauty of Morrison, Colorado—just 30 minutes from downtown Denver, and not much more to the airport. It’s a private world unto itself, yet never far from the city’s best dining, schools, and medical care. You get it all—the seclusion of a Rocky Mountain retreat, without the logistical gymnastics of Vail or Aspen.
What makes this property different isn’t just the size. It’s the soul of it.
Natural springs flow through the land, feeding a private pond where ducks glide, fish flash beneath the surface, and elk, deer, and wild turkey visit like clockwork. There’s already one beautifully finished home standing—a perfect base while you dream, design, and build out the rest. With room for three or more additional estates, you can create the kind of compound that brings a family together and keeps it together.
The terrain is rich and varied. Gentle slopes roll into forested pockets and open meadows. There are rock formations fit for climbing, trails carved for mountain bikes and dirt bikes, a zipline for the grandkids (and grown-up kids too), and panoramic views that stretch from Denver’s city lights to the vast Front Range. You can see Red Rocks Amphitheater from your porch. Hear music on the wind if you listen close. And when night falls, it’s just you, the stars, and the quiet kind of peace money usually can’t buy.
But here—you can.
If you’ve got family down in Cherry Hills, or you split your time between Telluride and the city, you already understand the value of land. But land this close in? This beautiful? With water rights and wildlife? That’s nearly extinct. This is one of the last opportunities to build not just a home—but a haven. A legacy. A place where your family can retreat together, grow together, and stay connected across generations.
If that speaks to you the way it speaks to me, I’d love to show it to you. Just don’t wait too long. Because while money can buy many things, it can’t buy more land like this.
Warmly,
Todd Houghton
Luxury Broker | Morrison, CO | Red Rocks & Foothills Specialist
