GERMAN BUILT ECO LUXURY HOME IN BOULDER 

Built in 2010. Built by WeberHaus. Home is new construction.

4,679 approximate square feet. Stucco.

Architectural style: Contemporary

A cutting-edge project in Boulder, Colorado is pioneering the future of home building in America and will forever change the way we relate to our homes and the earth. This extraordinary, contemporary home is positioned on a hillside capturing spectacular views and is equipped with solar photo-voltaic panels. An elevator from the garage entrance ascends to the main level where you will enjoy a modern European-inspired kitchen and a stunning dining and living area. 2002 Alpine includes a fully outfitted theater room, master sitting area with bar, and a roof top terrace to enjoy the great outdoors.

This truly Eco-Luxury home boasts efficiency and an old world quality while setting an example for the new standard of sustainability. Built with non-toxic materials and sustainable woods, this home also features solar hot water, 9.3 KW Photovoltaic electric, a Viessman radiant heat boiler and gray water system. 2002 Alpine was engineered and built in Germany to 3.0 mm of tolerance. Construction waste was less than 2%, 0.7% at the factory and 1.3% on site. The entire structure was erected and fully closed-in within eight days.

Perfect for elegant gatherings or quiet relaxation with family, 2002 Alpine’s distinctive design includes an American clay wall finish, American walnut cabinets with matching grain, German manufactured Zeyko European luxury kitchen, Legranto quartz countertops, and Gaggenau appliances that include a built-in espresso machine and induction cook top. With the backdrop of the Flatirons, this home enjoys the convenience of downtown as well as the adventure of the Rocky Mountains. After a beautiful day of Colorado sunshine, enjoy fantastic sunset views from its rooftop deck.