7170 W 8th Place

A rare and authentic expression of mid-century modern architecture, this residence is a true work of art nestled in Lakewood’s coveted Two Creeks neighborhood. Designed by Denver architect William Coppock in collaboration with his wife as their family's personal residence, this iconic home embraces the principles of mid-century modernism — clean lines, thoughtful integration with nature and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Set on a half-acre lot, the organization of the home's plan is composed around a distinctive 7'x7' grid with floor-to-ceiling glazing that frames tranquil views of the surrounding landscape from every angle. Rich cedar shake siding, a grounding ribbon of natural stone and custom awnings create a sculptural presence on the site. Inside, a free-standing wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room, while original cabinetry, built-ins and a flexible dining area reflect the craftsmanship of the era. An expansive deck and a bright, full lower level that walks out to the yard complete this timeless retreat.