The place has a wild life license that protects and feeds the wildlife which sometimes comes right up to the patio. The house was built in the early 1900's Spanish style. It has it's own chapel that seats forty-five people with a courtyard and fountain, a library with 1700 books, a small museum, gallery, dining room with a restaurant for our guests, breakfast room, living room, office, kitchen all where guests are welcome. The house is commonly known as the house of peace, mostly for it's tranquility and peaceful setting. All bedrooms have private outside doors on the main patio or other patios, all with private baths, bathrobes and stocked bars.
Some rooms have hot tubs, king size beds and double beds, television if wanted.
Pine drive used to be known as the old Gold Coast of Pueblo. All the Pueblo millionaires had summer homes here which are still there. Many are still in estates which can never be sold. He was an early Ford distributor and dealer in the early 1900's, Lincoln and later Pontiac dealer in Pueblo. There are many items of automobile memorabilia in the little museum.