’90s tech founder lists Colorado mansion with ice cream parlor, prison

NY Post ^ | 23 June 2021 | Sarah Paynter

[DUMBGRUNT]

When 39-year-old Cabletron co-founder Robert Levine retired in 1997, newspapers called him “eccentric” — he did, after all, wear ostrich-skin boots and chase off a pizza delivery boy in his armored tank, as he told it — but he was just getting started.

The mansion has an indoor and an outdoor shooting range.

“You never really even have to leave the estate to have fun. I don’t know of another place like it,”

The 25,000-square-foot recreation center called “the Lodge” includes a five-story rock climbing wall, an elevator, an indoor shooting range, a teppanyaki (similar to Hibachi) dining area, a full kitchen, a massage room, a gym, a spa, an Olympic-sized pool and a hot tub, according to the Casteel Creek website.

with unheard-of amenities -- an ice cream parlor, a shooting range and a Western town with a Sheriff's office, to name a few.

The estate also has a full-on Western town setup, including a sheriff’s office, a working old-timey gas station (pumps gasoline and diesel) and a Silver Dollar saloon based on the historic Silver Dollar Bar in Jackson Hole, agents said

Outdoor amenities include a stocked trout pond, a playground, 12 snowmobiles, three all-terrain vehicles, snowplows and a 10-seater Snowcat. There is also an outdoor shooting range and groomed paths for snowmobiling, skiing, horseback riding, hiking and biking, according to the Casteel Creek website.

The amenities building has an Olympic-sized lap pool.

Perhaps the most stunning and understated amenity is a 200-foot steel viewing bridge over the forest. The approximately $1 million bridge provides views over the Rocky Mountains’ Sawatch mountain range and hundreds of acres of forest, said the agents.

[DUMBGRUNT]

—”the dense for of a funny smelling smoke...”

Rocky mountain high...

[DUMBGRUNT]

—”Does it have a garage?”

One of the more tragic events ever depicted on film.

My Ferrari friends are always quick to point out the car was a fake and the movie was sued for it.

[Robert DeLong]

I'd say it has a garage or 7: 8>)

The home's many vehicles are stored in the "car barn."

[Larry Lucido]

Looks like Karl Farbman did a lot of the work.

[Truth29]

If you nwanted, you could never come out again and ignore the insanity of the world, but I bet the nutsos would come for you eventually. Also, a place like that would need a sizable staff would either live in or have to commute from somewhere.

[Truth29]

If you nwanted, you could never come out again and ignore the insanity of the world, but I bet the nutsos would come for you eventually. Also, a place like that would need a sizable staff would either live in or have to commute from somewhere.

[SaveFerris]

Definitely need that!