immortalized in Woody Allen's "Sleeper"

one of the youngest houses ever nominated for inclusion
on the National Register of Historic Places

internationally recognized as one of the finest examples
of modern organic architecture in the world

built in the 1960s as the residence and studio of architect
Charles Deaton; thoroughly renovated and decorated with
the finest modern furniture and contemporary conveniences

approximately 7,700 square feet of living space, five
bedrooms, five bathrooms, circular elevator reaching five
levels, top-level master suite includes living room and dining
area or office with a wet bar and deck, two additional
bedroom suites

5,000-square-foot addition: great room, media or guest room,
state-of-the-art kitchen

separate 1,015-square-foot guest or caretaker's apartment
with its own kitchen

approximately 5,000-square-foot deck with views of Denver
and the Continental Divide

on 15 acres, including a four-acre meadow; 25 minutes west of
Denver on Interstate 70 in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains

easy access to skiing, world-class golfing and fishing,
major-league sporting events, cultural activities

offered with the owner's collection of fine modern furniture