Tucked quietly in the trees on just over an acre on The Ranch at Cordillera, 332 Peregrine Drive is the sort of mountain home that feels special the moment you arrive. There is a wonderful sense of privacy here, with the house overlooking wildlife corridor and mature trees, yet it is only a short drive from the valley below. The setting is peaceful, the air is crisp, and wildlife is a regular part of life. Designed by Brent Alm Architecture and built by Todd Labine, the home offers nearly 4,700 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, with four king-sized bedrooms and a generous bunk room that comfortably sleeps six. The floor plan is open, with changes in ceiling height and the careful placement of rooms giving each space its own character while maintaining an easy flow throughout the home. The great room is warm and inviting, centered around a handsome fireplace and large windows that bring in the surrounding landscape. The kitchen is exceptionally well appointed with Thermador appliances, quartzite countertops, a large island, and a walk-in pantry. It is a kitchen made for actual living, whether it is breakfast before a day on the mountain or a long dinner with friends. White oak floors, natural stone, warm lighting, custom woodwork, and steel details give the home a timeless mountain character without making it feel heavy or overly rustic. Every detail has been considered, from heated floors throughout the home to two conveniently located laundry rooms, generous storage, king-sized suites and an abundance of natural light. The lower level is particularly well suited to family and guests, with an exceptional bunk room, its own bath, a family room, and plenty of room to spread out. The custom bunk room is thoughtfully built with plenty of natural light, 6 custom beds, reading lights, and room for children to settle in and make it their own. Outside, the home takes full advantage of its setting. The upper deck offers a fireplace and built-in gas grill, while the lower deck is home to a seven-person hot tub—a wonderful place to unwind after skiing, hiking, or simply watching the evening settle over the mountains. The landscaping was designed to blend naturally with the property, with native vegetation making up much of the landscape. Perhaps most appealing is the quiet. The home sits in one of the more peaceful corners of The Ranch, with open land beyond the property and direct access to Cordillera's extensive trail system just out the back door. Mule deer, elk, fox, moose, and the occasional black bear are among the neighbors. This is a home that was designed with both beauty and everyday life in mind. It is refined without being fussy, comfortable without sacrificing architectural interest, and private without feeling removed. Most importantly, it feels like a place where people will want to spend time together.
