19900 Indian Summer Lane, Monument, CO

About 19900 Indian Summer Lane

Some houses chase trends. This one was built with a plan. Set on nearly two-thirds of an acre of private, heavily wooded Colorado pine, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home was designed in 1984 with a passive solar window wall along the back of the house — south-facing glass engineered to pull in winter light and warmth, a hallmark of the era's most thoughtful Front Range building. It's a detail most buyers won't recognize until you point it out, and one you'll never see in new construction again. The floor plan breaks from the cookie-cutter split-levels of its era — an unconventional layout that gives each room its own identity rather than an open box everyone can see through. A stone-surrounded fireplace anchors the family room for year-round comfort while adding mountain character to the home. The basement offers ready-made space for a home gym, and the three-car garage plus circular driveway solve the problem every Colorado household eventually runs into: where does everything go? The kitchen wears its age honestly — authentic, original, and ready for whoever wants to make it their own rather than pay a premium for someone else's version of "updated." Big-ticket systems are already handled: a brand-new roof, a new water heater, a new refrigerator, and new carpet upstairs mean the next owner's first move is cosmetic, not structural. Surrounded by tall pines with no rear neighbors in sight, this is a property for someone who wants land, privacy, and a floor plan with personality — not a spec-built copy of the house next door.

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