Woven into the forested privacy of Tumble Creek, this is a home born from obsession — the kind only an artist could commission. Designed by Myers Architecture and built by Town & Country in 2023, it’s a study in Scandinavian restraint meeting mountain drama: hot-rolled steel and white oak, vaulted timber and poured concrete, light chasing shadow through walls of Fleetwood glass. Every material was chosen, not defaulted to. Every sightline considered. The result is a residence that doesn’t just sit in the woods — it breathes with them, blurring the line between shelter and forest through three distinct indoor-outdoor rooms built for firelight and long mountain evenings. Built to a vision not a budget, notice every inlaid fireplace, every heated floor, every quiet, deliberate detail most builders would have skipped. Set on a private 0.88-acre homesite within gated Tumble Creek, ownership here means front-row access to Tom Doak’s championship course, the Great House, fitness center and the full resort life of Suncadia beyond. Homes this considered rarely come to market. Fewer still are built by someone who cared this much about getting it right.