Sitting at the end of a private dead-end road on 8.6 acres, this 2017 home earns its elevation. From the top of the hill, the Bogus Basin foothills fill one horizon and the Owyhee Mountains anchor the other — the kind of panorama that still stops you after years of living with it. The saltwater pool and expansive patios face west, which means the sunsets do the decorating.

Most of the living happens on the main level, with a lower level that holds a media and theater room, a safe room, and space that adapts — office, study room, storage. The attached four-car garage handles daily life; a separate 48-by-56-foot heated shop with its own half bath and room for six more vehicles handles everything else. The acreage beyond has room for horses, livestock, a riding arena, or outbuildings — the land is open-ended in the best way.