Timberline Retreat

A105 | Project Summary

Perched in the heart of Granby Ranch, this modern two-story mountain home blends lodge-inspired warmth with clean mid-century lines. Designed by NAGY Design as a high-end spec build, the architecture balances rustic Colorado materials with bold geometric forms for a look that feels both grounded and elevated. With expansive windows, a spacious open layout, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections, this home was built to invite, inspire, and endure—perfect for modern mountain living.

  3200 SF

  Granby Ranch, Colorado

  S3 LLC

  2 Years

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

Signature Design Process

• Phase 01: Predesign & Contractor Selection

  - Site analysis

  - Existing conditions

  - Budgeting

  - Code review

  - Contractor interviews negotiation

• Phase 02: Schematic Design & Design Development

  - Basic design concept generation

  - 1-2 Iterations on a theme design evolution

  - Plan approval to move forward to construction documents

• Phase 03: Construction Docs & Finish Selection

  - Detailed drawings

  - 1 Major edit allowed

  - Finish selection

  - Permit comments

• Phase 04: Construction Observation

  - Minimum of 3-5 site visits during construction

  - Ensure the follow-through of the original design intent

Architectural Services

Architectural Design & Documentation

Exterior Design & Material Selection

Interior Space Planning & Design

Interior Finish & Fixture Selections

Permit Coordination & Construction Support

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Common Questions

• What makes a spec home stand out in a competitive mountain market?

  Thoughtful siting, timeless materials, and a distinctive architectural identity give buyers something memorable beyond just square footage and finishes.

• What permits are needed for spec home construction in mountain towns?

  Full building permits are required, along with fire mitigation review, energy code compliance, and in many areas, HOA architectural approvals and county engineering coordination.

• What are smart design strategies for snowy climates like Granby Ranch?

  We included deep roof overhangs, durable exterior cladding, radiant floor heat, and covered entries to address snow load and create comfort year-round.

• Can mid-century and lodge styles be combined successfully?

  Yes—this home features low-slung rooflines, warm wood tones, and clean detailing to create a sophisticated fusion of the two styles, making it both inviting and architectural.

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