Picturesque 4-acre parcel of land with a meandering stream and magical, pastoral views in coveted rural Greenwood Village. Please bring your most selective Buyer to tour this idyllic building site. Country living near the city, just 30 minutes to downtown Denver and 10 minutes to the Tech Center! The Seller is principal at Emerson Bailey Collection, one of Denver's finest interior design firms. She has pinpointed the ideal location for new home placement to capture the best light and views. The topography of the building envelope is uniquely perfect for a home designed with a lower level that walks out to pool, meadow and creek. Of course, the Buyer is free to design what they wish, however the Seller will share her Stamped Architectural plans, renders and inspiration for a Belgian contemporary home and guest house, designed by noted Houston firm Murphy Mears Architects. These plans have gone through full building development phases for permitting by Greenwood Village. Also included: soils, drainage studies, Tri-County septic design approvals, HVAC design. This neighborhood is zoned for a minimum of 2.5 acre lots, accessed via gravel roads, dotted with impressive architecture, horses and artists too. It is an easy stroll or trot to the wonderful Highline Canal Trail and a quick drive to restaurants and shops. Building an extraordinary home involves gathering the most exceptional team of architects, designers, contractors and craftspeople who are united in their vision for a superb end product. Upon purchase, Susan Weiss (founder E|B) is available on a contract basis to work with the buyer, guiding them through the design and building process. For much more property info and inspiration, please visit willamettelane.com. The listing brokers are happy to meet at the site as well as arrange a visit to the E|B Studio to share first hand the quality and inspired design that define E|B Collection homes.

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