Positioned second to last on a quiet dead end in Bendemeer, this east facing mountain home opens to a front deck oriented toward the sunrise and foothill views. The setting is defined by stillness and elevation, with traffic limited to neighbors and surrounding hillsides that hold privacy and open sky. Entry leads into the main level living space where a large picture window anchors the room and frames the landscape as a presence, with views extending beyond the treeline rather than neighboring structures. The kitchen, fully remodeled in 2020, integrates updated cabinetry, surfaces, and layout improvements, and the main level bathroom has also been renovated, continuing the cohesive interior updates. Upstairs, skylights introduce natural light, and the front bedroom carries the same eastern exposure as the deck below, while the primary bedroom opens to a small west facing deck offering a second vantage point as light shifts across the valley. Flexible upper level bonus areas support work, reading, or creative use. System improvements include a Class 4 impact resistant roof installed about 2.5 years ago, a water heater replaced in 2023, well pump and pressure tank updates, and natural gas connected and actively serving the stove and water heater. The property benefits from the uncommon combination of private well and public sewer, along with an attached 2 car garage with exterior access. Located off Upper Bear Creek within Clear Creek County, the neighborhood is defined by trees, rock outcroppings, and wildlife movement including deer and moose. Tallgrass Spa is about 5 minutes away, Evergreen Lake about 15 minutes away, and the cafes, dining, shops, and events in Evergreen remain close while Denver and the metro corridor are within practical driving distance. Hiking, biking, fishing, camping, and national forest access are part of daily life here, supporting a mountain lifestyle grounded in light, views, privacy, and proximity to Denver.