integrate with its natural topography, Boulder House appears to float above its boulder-strewn landscape, thanks to discreet concrete and steel construction. A meandering stairway through a dramatic landscape leads to a custom 50” cedar-and-glass zero-gravity door. The main living wing features skylit vaulted ceilings with exposed parallam beams, reclaimed fir floors with radiant heat, and a stunning crystal-inspired two-sided fireplace. Custom built-in cabinetry is finished with Colorado ash. Gallery walls are designed for art collectors; a massive sliding and tilting glass door crafted from Japanese cedar unites the living room and outdoors. A chef’s kitchen boasts sculptured cabinetry with Colorado ash veneers, Indian granite counters sparkling with blood-red garnet. Luxury appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and induction cooktop. The north wing offers a guest bedroom & versatile study with Murphy bed and barn door. The primary suite features a private terrace, walk-in closet, built-in cabinetry, and a spa-inspired ensuite. Extras: two-car garage, private elevator, flex room with private entrance, rooftop deck, concrete and steel construction engineered to support future expansion. An exceptional example of West Coast modernism; rare in Victoria’s luxury real estate market. Featured in The New York Times, Dwell Magazine, and other publications, Boulder House is just blocks from John Dean Provincial Park, and minutes from Victoria International Airport, Swartz Bay ferry terminal and downtown Victoria. (id:62650)