Picture a Tuesday morning out here. Coffee on the porch, three acres of quiet in front of you, the horses already moving around in the pipe fencing while the sun comes up over the valley. That's the everyday at 64 Middleton Drive. This one wasn't built. It was reimagined. Taken down to its bones and brought it back, inside and out, all on a single level so nothing about daily life feels like a climb. You walk in on hardwood floors. Quartz counters run through the surfaces. And the garage might be the surprise of the tour: fully insulated, fully heated, floors redone, its own full bathroom, set up right now as a game room. Movie nights, poker nights, a place for the kids to disappear to. Want it back as a shop or vehicle storage someday? Easy swap.Doors are still here. Here's what people notice first, though. The quiet. You're barely 12 minutes from downtown Durango, close enough to be at dinner or a trailhead in no time, but inside, the world goes still. Weekends kind of write themselves. Load the horses and go. Run the sauna after a cold morning ride. Sink into the hot tub as the light drops behind the ridge. And if your life runs between Durango and Farmington, for work or for play, you're sitting right in the sweet spot of that drive. Insurance friendly for where it sits, which matters more than folks expect. The sauna and hot tub stay. Furniture's like new and could be negotiable. It's renting on Airbnb at $800 a night right now, so if income is part of your thinking, it's already proven itself. Come feel the difference between built and reimagined.