Made in Germany

The Flatirons constitute a picture-perfect mural at 2002 Alpine Ave., which boasts a wealth of sustainable features, including woven bamboo floors, radiant-heated floors, a solar hot-water system, a photovoltaic electrical system and many more.

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  This rooftop deck is just one of three decks, offering spectacular views of Boulder and the Flatirons.
  (Photo courtesy of David Scott, Colorado Landmark R)
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  The kitchen at 2002 Alpine Ave. includes wood cabinets from sustainable forests, with grain perfectly matched. It includes natural Quartz countertops, a built-in Espresso machine, Gaggenau appliances including an induction cooktop and a wine refrigerator.
  (Courtesy of David Scott, Colorado Landmark Realtor)
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  The bathroom, like the rest of the house, offers a sleek, contemporary design.
  (Courtesy of David Scott, Colorado Landmark Realtor)

Location: 2002 Alpine Ave., Boulder
Price: $3,500,000

Size: 4,679 square feet

Cool features: Elevator, custom wine cellar, media room and a Zebrano Wood front door that locks in seven places.
Broker: David Scott, Colorado Landmark Realtors, 303-588-8358

BUilder: Ralf Meier, Vireo LLC, Boulder

Architect: Studio HT, Boulder

This three-bedroom, five-bath home off Mesa Drive west of Folsom Street was built with “green” in mind — in Germany. The home was built at a WeberHaus factory in Germany to exacting standards and assembled on site. Construction waste materials entering the landfill totaled just 3 percent, including 0.7 percent in the factory and 2.3 percent onsite.