6501 S Summer Road, Morrison, CO 80465

Property Description

Located in historic Tiny Town (unincorporated JeffCo), this unique 1930s mountain retreat offers rustic charm, modern upgrades, and exceptional self-sufficiency. Positioned on a private, low-maintenance quarter-acre hillside lot, the property provides panoramic forest views, rich southern sun, natural stone outcroppings, terraced grounds, and mature evergreens. The light-filled main level features vaulted ceilings and exposed stacked natural structural stone. The layout opens from a dedicated DINING area with custom moveable cabinetry into a LIVING space anchored by a multi-fuel Salamander "Hobbit" stove. The efficient galley KITCHEN is equipped with upper and lower custom cabinetry, a gas range with hood vent, a built-in Bosch compact dishwasher, an integrated beverage fridge, countertop microwave, and a copper sink with disposal. The primary BEDROOM serves as a quiet retreat highlighted by architectural stonework, a stained-glass pocket door, ceiling fan, and a built-in closet. The FULL BATH features a clawfoot tub with shower attachment, single-sink vanity, bidet toilet, Cadet wall heater, and exposed stone accents. An upper-landing flex room with built-in storage works as a home office or twin bedroom. The walkout basement opens into a LAUNDRY ROOM with a washer/dryer tower and sink. This level includes a cozy carpeted BEDROOM with a closet, a large walk-in IKEA closet room, another BATHROOM with a river-rock tile shower, a bulk storage pantry, and a dedicated mechanical room housing the furnace, well pump, water heater, multi-stage water treatment, and radon mitigation system. Step outside from the kitchen onto the flagstone patio to discover an exceptional outdoor living environment featuring a dining setup against a stone retaining wall, remote water feature, charcoal grill, outdoor heater, raised beds, cold-frame greenhouse, compost tumbler, and rain barrel. Includes a detached workout outbuilding, storage shed, and a new septic tank scheduled by late Sept.