Colonial, Victorian, Farm House, Residential - Loveland, CO

Offered for the first time by its original owners, this custom-designed 40+ acre estate combines privacy, function, and timeless charm in one of Northern Colorado's most scenic foothill settings. Tucked behind a private gate at the end of Rugged Rock Road, the property offers end-of-road seclusion and sweeping views of the surrounding hillsides between Loveland and Berthoud. The nearly 5,000 square foot home was thoughtfully crafted to offer both everyday comfort and elegant gathering spaces. It features five bedrooms and six bathrooms, along with a parlor, sunroom currently used as a home office, formal dining room, and a breakfast nook. A traditional wraparound front porch greets visitors in the front and there's over 1,000 square feet of back deck space creating the perfect setting for relaxing or entertaining against a backdrop of the surrounding natural beauty. Equestrian facilities include a 1,800 square foot barn with stalls, tack room, loafing areas, and storage for tractors or other equipment. Additional features include a chicken coop, loafing sheds, a 132-square-foot shed/shop, and even a 120 by 140 foot riding arena. Surrounded by nature yet conveniently located, the property offers quick access to top regional destinations. Explore fishing, hiking, boating, and paddleboarding at Carter Lake, Pinewood Reservoir, Flatiron Reservoir, and the highly anticipated Chimney Hollow Reservoir and Open Space are all just minutes away. Golfers will appreciate the proximity to TPC Colorado, a championship-level course and host of a PGA Korn Ferry Tour event, offering world-class facilities and dining with panoramic mountain views. This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind retreat that balances rural serenity, recreational access, and convenience to the nearby communities. Copyright © 2025 Information and Real Estate Services, LLC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.