A one-of-a-kind circular home in Boulder, CO, has recently rolled onto the market for $3,650,000.

The 5,111-square-foot, three-bedroom abode is situated atop Sunshine Canyon, on a nearly 2-acre lot. And the secluded sanctuary takes full advantage of its remarkable surroundings.

“It was designed to capture the spectacular views from every room in the house,” said listing agent Zach Zeldner, of Compass. “There are views of the entire Boulder Valley to the east and west, to the Indian Peaks Wilderness. The views are outstanding, and the privacy and quietness are really impressive, along with its close proximity to downtown Boulder, just about 12 minutes away.”

Head-spinning design

The remote residence boasts bespoke craftsmanship and luxury finishes, including high-end amenities such as a humidification system and whole-house, reverse-osmosis water filter.

A heated, eight-car garage has a radial motor court for easy vehicle access and features a separate workshop.

“The owner is a car enthusiast, so the garage is incredible,” Zeldner says. “It is heated, has high ceilings and an in-floor, hydraulic lift.”

Built in 2014, the home features soaring glass walls, exposed-beam ceilings, and wide-plank hardwood floors.

The living and dining rooms share a double-sided gas fireplace.

Windows abound in the modern kitchen, which is outfitted with stainless steel appliances and custom wood cabinets.

The primary bedroom on the main floor offers a custom-designed, walk-in closet, and the primary bathroom has dual vanities and a soaking tub.

A media room and two home offices are also arranged on the first floor.

The lower level offers an additional family room with two more bedrooms, along with a spa-inspired bathroom.

And massive wraparound patios are the perfect place to soak in views of the Boulder skyline and Flatirons rock formations.

Well-rounded residence

Zeldner describes the property as “extremely livable” and believes it appeals to a variety of prospective buyers.

“I think it could be a lot of different people, because it lives very well,” he says. “It could also be someone who is looking for privacy or is a car enthusiast … and enjoys peace and quiet yet wants to be close to town. I imagine it could be a primary residence, but it doesn’t have to be. It could be a lock-and-leave property.”

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