Welcome to Canyon Pines where Lot 76 is an architectural expression of landscape. Designed by Kindle & Make, this distinctive home concept is thoughtfully integrated into the natural topography of Canyon Pines, embracing the site’s mature trees, sloping terrain, and extraordinary mountain and city views. The architecture follows the contours of the land, minimizing its visual presence while creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A dramatic glass entry pavilion reveals a sculptural staircase and chandelier, establishing a striking architectural transition into the residence. Elevated living spaces encompass the kitchen, dining, living room, and sunroom, oriented to capture expansive southern views and natural light. Below, private bedrooms and an office are nestled among the trees, offering a quieter, more intimate connection to the surrounding landscape. A sophisticated interplay of materials defines the architecture, with light wood siding above, board-formed concrete anchoring the lower level, and a central rammed-earth wall adding warmth, texture, and permanence. Carefully positioned clerestory windows introduce northern light, while expansive southern glazing frames the views and maintains privacy from the street. A recessed upper-level design creates a generous roof deck extending the main living experience outdoors. A meandering pathway descends through the existing grove, connecting the sunroom to a private deck off the primary suite and continuing to a secluded wellness retreat with a sauna, hot tub, and outdoor seating. Preserving the site’s established trees and natural clearings, the concept celebrates a rare balance of architectural sophistication, tranquility, and a deep connection to nature. An inspired vision for contemporary mountain living at Canyon Pines. For more information and onsite property tour contact the Listing Agent. All available homesites at DiscoverCanyonPines.com and CanyonPines.com
Coal Creek Canyon, located between Golden and Nederland, is a mountain and canyon Coal Creek neighborhood with winding creekside roads and ponderosa-studded slopes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates along CO-72 (Coal Creek Canyon Drive) near the Wondervu Café, where motorcycles, hikers, and locals cluster around a classic roadside stop. Cabins and contemporary mountain homes perch on steep lots, with decks oriented to forest views and shifting light. Coal Creek threads through the canyon, and trailheads and pull-offs shape a day-to-day rhythm tied to weather and elevation. The Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association and Wondervu Café act as familiar community touchpoints. Life here reads as outdoors-first, with dark skies, woodsmoke, and long, scenic drives as part of the routine.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
Many trees
Mountainous terrain
Rock outcropping
Secluded
Public road frontage
Paved road
Publicly maintained road
PD zoning
Home design
Land
Utilities
Public water
Cable available
Electricity available
Wired internet access
Natural gas available
HOA & community
Canyon Pines Homeowners Association
Professionally managed
Park
Trails
Grounds maintenance, recycling, and trash included
Financial info
Monthly association fee of $150
Electricity and solar
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Welcome to Canyon Pines where Lot 76 is an architectural expression of landscape. Designed by Kindle & Make, this distinctive home concept is thoughtfully integrated into the natural topography of Canyon Pines, embracing the site's mature trees, sloping terrain, and extraordinary mountain and city views. The architecture follows the contours of the land, minimizing its visual presence while creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. A dramatic glass entry pavilion reveals a sculptural staircase and chandelier, establishing a striking architectural transition into the residence. Elevated living spaces encompass the kitchen, dining, living room, and sunroom, oriented to capture expansive southern views and natural light. Below, private bedrooms and an office are nestled among the trees, offering a quieter, more intimate connection to the surrounding landscape. A sophisticated interplay of materials defines the architecture, with light wood siding above, board-formed concrete anchoring the lower level, and a central rammed-earth wall adding warmth, texture, and permanence. Carefully positioned clerestory windows introduce northern light, while expansive southern glazing frames the views and maintains privacy from the street. A recessed upper-level design creates a generous roof deck extending the main living experience outdoors. A meandering pathway descends through the existing grove, connecting the sunroom to a private deck off the primary suite and continuing to a secluded wellness retreat with a sauna, hot tub, and outdoor seating. Preserving the site's established trees and natural clearings, the concept celebrates a rare balance of architectural sophistication, tranquility, and a deep connection to nature. An inspired vision for contemporary mountain living at Canyon Pines. For more information and onsite property tour contact the Listing Agent. All available homesites at DiscoverCanyonPines.com and CanyonPines.com
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$13,617 (+66.1%)
$74,742
2024
$8,199 (+397,894.2%)
$47,292
2023
$2 (+1.0%)
$12
2022
$2
$12
Public record
Public record
Zoning
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Lot size
0.61 Acres
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Finished Sq. Ft.
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Year built
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Style
Vacant Land
County
Jefferson County
APN
300505792
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Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
PUD
Planned Unit Development District
The purposes of the Planned Unit Development zoning district are: To provide for procedures by which a subject property can be uniquely zoned and developed to meet the needs of the City, property owners, residents, and developers.; To allow for flexibility that results in innovative or exceptional project and site design or for unique and imaginative uses or combinations of uses, where no other zoning district set out in this Land Development Code would allow for a product that is substantially similar to the proposed development, and where the proposed development would result in a net benefit to the community.; Once approved by City Council, the PUD zoning district establishes the land use and development standards for the subject property as a separate and distinct zoning district.
Local insights from Redfin agents
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