30 Whiteley RoadPlacerville, CO 81430MLS Number 44206

Wilson Mesa has long been considered to be the crown jewel of Telluride area mesa's. The views are unparalleled, the access to the towns of Telluride and Mtn Village via both Silverpick Rd. and Fall Creek Rd. are well maintained year round. Our offering, set upon an elevated 12 acre lot, builds upon the magic of Wilson Mesa with its own 360 degree views from Grayhead all the way around to Little Cone peak. Truly the best views in the region. The all day sun warms the house and is delightful in any season.The home, of 3434 sq. ft, built in 2017/2018, is in pristine condition with an exterior vernacular of wood and metal siding and metal roofing . The homes interior is contemporary in style while nodding to the mountain style with Douglas Fir flooring and trim. see addendum Some very notable features inclued; -SMP electric power augmented with 23 (310 watt) solar panels, providing up to~7.13 KW of power, resulting in net zero power usage. -Primary heat by two separate cold climate Fujitsu heat pumps, providing heating and cooling to the home. -Hot water heater uses heat pump technology, utilizing the constant temperature of the unfinished storage area (~50 degrees) as the heat source. -All corner rooms have additional electric cove heaters. -Efficient wood burning stove in living area. -House exterior wall constructed with double stud construction, blown cellulose insulation and wall thicknesses of from 11" to 15" wide. -Homes attic has 22 inches of blown cellulose insulation. -Unheated lower level storage of approximately 560 sq, ft. Dry, constant temperature and with a multitude of future uses. -Rain water (from roof) capture cistern of 1,500 gallons for irrigation uses. -Triple pane windows are another indicator of the homes energy efficiency. HOA Ammeneties include; *405 acres of HOA common area allows for a number of recreational uses. *Summer horse pasture, fully fenced. *Access to USFS lands at end of Woods road....horses, biking & hiking! (Bikes not allowed on privately owned road going through Lizard Head Wilderness).