Evergreen mansion with car museum, Star Trek-themed theater, resort-style pool

Retired race-car driver Richard Berry is selling his custom-designed "Colorado Playboy Mansion" set on 79 acres in Evergreen. For the asking price of $19.999 million, Thunder Ridge offers a sprawling home with top-of-the-line design and its very own car museum set on a peaceful hilltop lot above Denver.

Following nearly five years of construction by Denver-based Sprung Construction, the home was completed in 2004. The 22,864-square-foot residence boasts seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms across a footprint of 1.25 acres and features a 50,000 gallon indoor-outdoor pool, a master suite that occupies the entire second floor of the home and a world-class movie theater — Berry's favorite part of the home.

"Our goal when we built this theater was to literally build the cleanest, loudest, most incredible theater on the planet. That was the goal from the get-go," Berry said, noting the investment in the theater modeled after Star Trek’s USS Enterprise D was more than $2 million, and that it can reach up to 170 decibels.

27,411-square-foot hangar-style garage