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Set just outside Denver, the midcentury Ditto Residence is surrounded by forest and wrapped in timber inside and out.
Location: 5185 N Lariat Drive, Castle Rock, Colorado
Price: $1,099,000
Year Built: 1964
Architect: James T. Ream
Footprint: 2,962 square feet (2 bedrooms, 3 baths)
Lot Size: 2.33 Acres
From the Agent: "This is a truly rare property with exceptional architectural pedigree, original integrity, and over two private acres with mountain views. You enter the property from a bridge adjacent to the garage that mirrors the same architectural details as the home. A spacious dining area (or flexible den) offers additional built-ins and warmth from the combination of cedar, walnut, and glass. The primary suite features a loft area with doors that can be opened or closed to define the private space as desired. It features two closet areas and access to a private upper deck with panoramic mountain views. The walk-out basement includes a large, flexible living space and half bath. A separate artist studio with radiant heat provides an ideal space for creative work, a workshop, or additional flex use."
A walnut-paneled spiral staircase leads from the lower-level common areas up to the bedrooms.
Photo by Amanda Proudfit
Photo by Amanda Proudfit
The home was built for Jerry Ditto, a real estate broker and architecture writer who championed Eichler homes.
Photo by Amanda Proudfit
See the full story on Dwell.com: The Colorado Home of an Eichler Historian Is on the Market for $1.1M
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By: Will Allstetter
Title: The Colorado Home of an Eichler Historian Is on the Market for $1.1M
Sourced From: www.dwell.com/article/jerry-ditto-house-james-t-ream-midcentury-denver-colorado-real-estate-cb1ede76
Published Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2026 17:22:40 GMT
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