LIV Sotheby's International Realty
The property is nicknamed "Thunder Ridge" and comes with five miles of private driveway road that can be used for racing.
- An Evergreen, Colorado mansion owned by a former race car driver has been listed at $19,999,000 with LIV Sotheby's International Realty.
- The mansion, nicknamed "Thunder Ridge," has a car museum that can fit 100 vehicles, Hugh Hefner-inspired indoor swimming pool, beauty salon, and Star Trek themed in-home movie theater.
- The owner, Richard Berry, is also the grandson of Loren M. Berry, the inventor of Yellow Pages.
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A former race car driver's Colorado mansion - which includes a 100 car museum, indoor pool inspired by Hugh Hefner, and "Star Trek" themed in-home theater - has been listed at almost $20 million.
The home was built by Richard Berry, a former race car driver and grandson to Loren M. Berry - otherwise known as Mr. Yellow Pages: the inventor of the business telephone directory.
Richard Berry originally purchased the property in the late-1990's for under $1 million, the Wall Street Journal reported, and the home is now being sold by LIV Sotheby's International Realty.
The mansion, nicknamed "Thunder Ridge," is situated in Evergreen, Colorado, less than an hour away from Denver. It has a five-mile stretch of roads in the mountain that needs to be driven in order to reach the entrance of the home, and Berry uses this stretch as his personal racetrack.
Keep scrolling to see the mansion and the garage, which is 1,600 square feet larger than the home: