'Priceless' Water Property In Boulder County Listed On The Market For $12 Million (PHOTOS)

A Victorian home in Boulder County described as a "priceless" water property surrounded by private bodies of water is listed on the market for $12 million.

The home sits on a peaceful 108-acre estate with a swimming pool reflecting Longs Peak, two lakes, a reservoir and a trout-filled stream. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and nearly 6,000 square feet accompany the private ownership of those bodies of water with the opportunity to build on six parcels of land near the reservoir with mineral rights.

The grounds also features gardens, a waterfall and a stone bridge leading up to the home.

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[Ann4862]

11:03 AM on 02/13/2012

Another mcmansion littering the front range.

[Balancement]

07:40 PM on 02/11/2012

That's a whole lotta money for a whole lotta ugly.

[Theatrixnyc]

05:33 PM on 02/14/2012

It smelled too new, didn't it? And no trees, either.

[chaapai]

04:48 PM on 02/10/2012

How many days will it take Mitt to earn enough $ to pay cash for it? just about 210 days.

[C Sparkman]

07:11 AM on 02/09/2012

You would think they would get at least one photo with a mountain view in it! Morons!

[i the ys]

04:37 AM on 02/11/2012

Photo 12 with the swimming pool and the view of Long peak passes as a mountain view.

[jamuelle]

01:06 AM on 02/09/2012

That is not a Victorian home. That is a horrible attempt at a Victorian outside.

Who ever built the kitchen lacked some serious vision. And the pool. I grew up in a suburb of Minneapolis and had a better pool area than that. For the amount of money needed to purchase the land and build the house, you'd think they'd hire a interior decorator. Cause, the 80's called and what their pillow shams back.

But my guess is, you aren't buying the house. You are buying the land, water and mineral rights.

[rbchilds]

05:40 PM on 02/08/2012

I'd redo the bathroom and kitchen, then I'd put in my own personal golf course. Hey, I can dream can't I!

[Citydancer]

09:43 PM on 02/06/2012

12 million? That's about as stark a pool as I've ever seen.

[Miss Sarah]

04:12 PM on 02/06/2012

Anyone else notice the cool doll house looking nightstand in picture #7? Pretty cooool

[AndyGra]

10:16 PM on 02/05/2012

At $12,000,000 the package looks like a bargain! As soon as I get my next unemployment check I will put in a bid! Mineral Rights, too. Do you know how rare that is? Frack City, here we come!

[Theo Barnes Dierks]

10:25 AM on 02/05/2012

For $12 million it has a pitiful kitchen, and looks seriously 1980s, BUT the views and land are spectacular.

[Asok Smith]

06:48 PM on 02/08/2012

I've been in that house. It was built in the 80's and is seriously dated in terms of both the floor plan and interior materials. Kitchen has been redone, but is very small for a house that size and the bathrooms haven't been touched since the house was built. Probably the best thing to do would be to nearly gut the interior and start from scratch. The locaction and property are spectactular, though!

[fliesandlies]

01:27 AM on 02/04/2012

What, no tennis court!

[J Osteen]

04:58 PM on 02/03/2012

When was this home built ?

The lighting in just about every room is HIDEOUS - the track lighting and silly-looking mid-ceiling fixtures in the living room are ANCIENT and would need to go - - and the kitchen is lit by what looks like k-Mart flourescents.

There better be GOLD on this flat, ugly parcel to justify that silly price !

VIEWS are NOT worth $12 M in Colorado, Realtors !!

[kmmhike]

05:05 PM on 02/04/2012

Could 've fooled me.

[zombywulf]

11:34 PM on 02/04/2012

your missing the point, is has WATER lots of it. private water at that