Filmmaker Barry Sonnenfeld’s picturesque Colorado retreat seeks $13.25 million

Barry Sonnenfeld is shooting for eight figures in the Rocky Mountains. The filmmaker, who directed “The Addams Family� and the “Men in Black� trilogy, just listed his ranch in Telluride, Colo., for $13.25 million.

Telluride, a charming ski town with a population of around 2,500, has long served as a celebrity retreat. High-profile owners over the years include Tom Cruise and Oprah Winfrey, who five years ago dropped $14 million on a high-tech home with a wine cellar made to resemble a mining tunnel.

Spanning more than 62 acres at the top of a knoll, Sonnenfeld’s mountain retreat offers a world of its own. There’s a wood-and-stone mansion of more than 10,000 square feet, as well as a two-bedroom guesthouse, greenhouse and private luge course.

Dramatic wood beams line the towering ceilings in the open floor plan, which combines a double-island kitchen, dining area and voluminous living room with walls of glass. Elsewhere are seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, a game room, a wet bar and a movie theater.

Terraces and balconies hang off the home, taking in sweeping scenes of the surrounding mountains. At the edge of the tree-filled property, there’s a grassy lawn with a fire pit surrounded by tiered seating.

Sonnenfeld, 67, made his directorial debut with 1991’s “The Addams Family� and directed its sequel, “Addams Family Values,� before collaborating with Will Smith for the “Men in Black� trilogy and “Wild Wild West.� More recently, he directed and developed “A Series of Unfortunate Events� for Netflix.

Patrick Pelisson of Telluride Properties holds the listing.