Douglas County, Colorado Land For Sale (83 results)

Immaculate and extraordinary, set on the most spectacular 80 acres in Douglas County! Trails wind through rolling terrain, open meadows, and wooded ravines, uniting into a breathtaking landscape as inviting as it is beautiful. This pleasant, comfortable home is enhanced by the elegance of the architecture. A gated drive arrives at Thistle Hill Farm's circular courtyard and the stately residence with barns, a flex room, and garages on two sides. Under 15 minutes to Castle Rock and Parker. The entry hall is an architectural statement, passing through the home from east to west. It opens into the dining room and great room, where 20-foot ceilings and a full wall of windows bathe newly refinished natural wood floors in daylight. The dining room comfortably seats 14 to 16 guests while retaining an intimate atmosphere. The kitchen is designed for gathering and cooking alike, featuring a butcher-block island and a hand-painted tile backsplash that adds warmth and artistry. The private wing houses a serene primary suite, a study warmed by a custom fireplace, and an exercise room filled with natural light and woodland views. Gallery access connects the wing to the flex room, a distinctive space with block walls and polished concrete flooring that adapts effortlessly to a home gym, artist's studio, entertaining hall, or curated collection display. Outside, terraces and patios wrap every side of the home, an open invitation to enjoy the park that surrounds you. The west terrace highlights spectacular sunsets, while the kitchen patio with its wood-burning fireplace, awning, and herb garden is a lovely spot for a meal or a conversation day or night. With magnificent terrain and beautifully designed barns, this is a horse property perfect for most disciplines. On frosty winter mornings, you never have to set foot outside because the convenient layout allows indoor access to the heated stable. Inside, seven beautifully crafted stalls, a wash stall, four tie stalls, a large tack room, hay storage, and a bathroom with laundry await. A second barn adds four additional stalls, an indoor round pen, and additional covered hay storage. The existing outdoor arena offers an ideal site for an indoor arena, with another location nearby perfectly suited for an outdoor arena. A spacious two-bedroom apartment offers flexible accommodations for guests or long-term caretakers. The property includes both mineral and water rights, a valuable and increasingly rare asset.

Welcome to 9676 S Perry Park Rd, a remarkable single-family residence offering 6,378 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. This home has been recently remodeled, fresh interior paint, new carpeting, refinished hardwood floors, upgraded light fixtures, updated bathrooms, and a completely transformed primary ensuite. Nestled in 20 acres within the scenic beauty of Larkspur. Located across from the scenic Sandstone Ranch, 2,038 acres of open space, which borders Pike National Forest. You will enjoy the incredible views, hiking, biking and horseback riding on a 12-mile trail system. This impressive home combines luxury, comfort, and functionality, making it the perfect retreat. Step inside to discover an abundance of natural light and exquisite finishes throughout. The kitchen is a culinary dream, boasting a breakfast bar, Corian countertops, an island, double ovens, built-in microwave oven, 4-burner stove with an electric griddle, pantry and a Sub-Zero refrigerator. This home features 3 spacious bedrooms, a non-conforming bedroom, loft and 6 bathrooms, offering ample room for relaxation and privacy. Additional highlights include 2 cozy fireplaces for cool evenings, tankless water heater, water softener, new well pump, natural gas, central vacuum, air conditioning, a full basement including a home gym, home theater, media/recreation room, wet bar with wine refrigerator, and dishwasher. Whether youre hosting guests, enjoying a movie night, or staying active, this home has it all.The outdoor setting perfectly complements this extraordinary home, providing a sense of tranquility and room to enjoy Colorados stunning natural surroundings. large deck with BBQ gas connector. The agriculture zoning allows for a primary residence, horses, 1- ADU and agricultural outbuildings. Dont miss the opportunity to make this one-of-a-kind property your own. Schedule your private showing today and experience luxury living at its finest!

It’s a privilege to call this ranch home. It restores your soul. There are very few places in the world where you can live with one foot in the country and another in town, and this is that place. It will inspire you- to ride, garden, farm, ranch, paint, compose. Whatever your passion is will be stimulated here. Sure there is the occasional coyote serenade, elk bugle, or great horned owl hoot, but other than that, you can think, breathe and take in the beauty of the entire Rocky Mountains, 180 degrees all yours. The sunsets and sunrises are what photographers make famous. From your deck or your primary suite you enjoy the fresh air and solitude. All your hobbies are right at your fingertips with room to spare. Some of the best orchard grass grows here at the headwaters of Cherry Creek for livestock to enjoy. When guests arrive, they always marvel at the view, the entirety of this place, while enjoying a home crafted for enjoyment and entertaining. Not too big to be a burden but ample space for family and friends this home with 3-5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3-car attached garage with garden basement won’t disappoint. There is a long list of remodeling and upgrades attached. There is nothing you have to do, just step in unpack and enjoy. The barn and 25,000 SF indoor arena provide a professional equestrian environment which can produce income through boarding, training, events, whatever you envision. All within a gated, cross fenced campus, your home awaits. Just 8 miles to Castle Rock, after a good days ride, head into town for many great restaurants, live music and more. Services and grocery store are just 10 minutes away. Schools are regarded as the best Douglas County as to offer. Zoning allows up to 4 residences should your family want to join you. See you soon you won’t want to leave! Water rights convey.

An exceptional 35-acre property offering privacy, tranquility, and breathtaking 360 degree mountain and valley views. A long private driveway creates a beautiful sense of arrival, leading to a level, thoughtfully prepared homesite surrounded by open space and natural beauty. The property is already well prepared for your future dream home, with the driveway installed, power brought to the potential build site, and cleared scrub oak along with additional site preparation. With its expansive acreage, the property offers endless possibilities - from a private luxury estate or equestrian retreat, a family compound to a peaceful Colorado homestead. Designated A-1 also offers the benefit of very low property taxes. Abundant wildlife, sweeping views, peaceful surroundings, and exceptional privacy makes this a truly special opportunity to build your dream home. Agent Owner

A home made for living it up. Designed for entertaining & large gatherings, this mountain contemporary home combines impressive scale with warmth, character & an unmistakable sense of fun, all set against sweeping mountain views. This is a home that skips the cookie-cutter script entirely. A 60-by-40 heated workshop features an oversized RV garage door and is a dream space for hobbies, serious workshop or storage for car and toy enthusiasts. Set on one of Keene Ranch’s quietest streets and thoughtfully configured into the hillside, the residence virtually disappears from the road, revealing an extraordinary sense of privacy & sweeping views of the mountains & Dawson Butte. Beyond the private gate, large motor court, extensive landscaping & the new asphalt driveway, the experience continues. As you approach the front door 10 waterfalls cascade with all the drama of a Bellagio style water feature, creating a grand arrival. The remarkable kitchen is one of the largest in Keene Ranch! 3 large islands create distinct spaces for cooking, preparation & gathering. One is anchored by a Viking range and vent hood, another offers a prep sink & storage & the third overlooks the great room, creating a natural gathering place. With six ovens, a built-in Wood Stone pizza oven, Viking Professional and Miele appliances, this is a kitchen built to handle everything from family dinners to unforgettable parties. The kitchen flows directly into the dining room & great room, where a stone fireplace & reclaimed barn wood wall bring warmth & character to the expansive space. On the main level the primary suite offers an exceptional retreat with 2 separate bathrooms & 2 walk-in closets, each with its own laundry, plus a private deck with pergola. 2 additional bedrooms & an office complete the main level, while a fourth bedroom is in the lower level. Take a ride on the elevator to the lower level where the fun continues. A spacious recreation room combines a comfortable sitting area with a home gym. A separate media room provides a potential home theater space with built-in speakers - currently used as an office/music room, it offers plenty of flexibility for the next owner. At the end of the hall, if you know the code word, a vault door opens to an unexpected private speakeasy. Inside is a 16-foot bar, shuffleboard table, darts, ice maker, fridge, dishwasher & bathroom. It’s the kind of feature guests will talk about long after the party ends. A covered, heated lower patio with hot tub provides another place to relax, while the upper-level deck, equipped with motorized sun shades, creates yet another setting for enjoying the views. Some homes are simply made for living. This one was made for living it up.

36 acres of Douglas County pastureland with open views of the Front Range, located in the Greenland area near Greenland Road and Twin Bluffs Road. The private road entrance sits 3.5 miles from I-25, which puts Colorado Springs roughly 30 minutes south and Denver roughly 45 minutes north. It's a rare combination in this corridor -- close enough to reach either city for work or an evening out, far enough off the highway that what you see from the property is grassland, ridgeline, and sky. The parcel is gently rolling grassland with long sightlines west toward the mountains. The photos and video do the talking here: the view runs uninterrupted across open country to the Front Range. There's real flexibility in siting a home to take advantage of it. Elk, deer, antelope, and birds of prey move through the area regularly. Groundwork is further along here than on most raw land. Electric power lines run along the southern boundary. A transferable domestic use and livestock well permit (#334347) conveys with the sale -- the well has not been drilled, but the permit is in hand. Area wells have performed well: the Twin Bluffs Lot 5 well was drilled to 298 feet and tested at 17 gallons per minute with no decline in water level over a four-hour test. An ALTA survey is available. The property is zoned A-1. Horses are allowed and bridle easements run through the subdivision. HOA dues are $200 per year and cover year-round road maintenance. Greenland Open Space and Spruce Mountain Open Space are both nearby, adding thousands of acres of trails and public land within a short drive. The Twin Bluffs Road community consists of seven tracts. This is Lot 2. Lots 1, 3, and 6 have sold. Lots 2, 4, 5, and 7 remain available. Contact broker for details. The boundary lines shown in any photographs, aerial images, or maps associated with this listing are approximate and are intended for general reference purposes only. The information provided is believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed. Great Plains Land Company assumes no liability for errors or omissions. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence.

Nestled in the foothills of Colorados Pike National Forest, Liberty Ranch is a rare 111 acre alpine retreat offering unmatched privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Located just 35 miles from Denver and 10 miles west of Sedalia, the ranch blends seclusion with convenience. Anchored by a magnificent 7,500 sq. ft. custom log home, the property also features a caretakers cabin, hay meadow, pond, professional zipline, and direct access to miles of National Forest trails. With world-class fly-fishing, trophy hunting in GMU 51, and endless recreation nearby, Liberty Ranch is the perfect blend of luxury, wilderness, and proximity to the Front Range. Improvements 7,500 sq. ft. alpine log home with grand lodge-style architecture, stone fireplaces, and luxury finishes Recently renovated 1,200 sq. ft. caretakers residence (3 bed, 2 bath) Hay and equipment barn, corral, private half-mile driveway, and backup generator Professionally engineered zipline spanning over 400 yards Location Located in Douglas County, 10 miles west of Sedalia and 35 miles from Denver, with quick access to Castle Rock and the Denver Tech Center. Situated in the Front Range foothills, the ranch lies just 7 miles from the South Platte River, 15 miles from Deckers, and minutes from the Colorado Trail and Indian Creek Trailhead. The surrounding Pike National Forest offers vast recreation and habitat diversity.

Gott Mountain Sanctuary is a 162-acre mountain retreat, nestled on the southern slopes of Gott Mountain at the end of a private road. The property features a private canyon of steep terrain and lush evergreen forests, approximately 1,400 feet of year-round Jackson Creek frontage, and three secluded waterfalls. The hand-crafted 2,505 square-foot contemporary mountain home blends seamlessly with its surroundings. With a forestry management plan maintaining agricultural status for low property taxes, and the land divided into three lots, the sanctuary provides a serene, integrated mountain retreat with potential for additional development. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Private canyon with steep terrain and lush evergreen forests • 3 contiguous parcels totaling 162 acres • Approximately 1,400 feet of year-round Jackson Creek frontage, including 3 private waterfalls • Constant wildlife sightings (elk, deer, bears, mountain lions, turkeys) • Forestry Management Plan in place to maintain agricultural status for low property taxes • Architecture that harmonizes with the natural surroundings and human inhabitants • 2-miles to Pike National Forest Boundary and unlimited recreation. IMPROVEMENTS The hand-crafted contemporary mountain home spans 2,505 square feet, and is carefully positioned to embrace passive solar warmth on sunny winter days. Thoughtfully designed across multiple levels, abundant natural light spills in from the many well-placed windows, clerestory windows and skylights. The combination of Trombe walls for thermal mass, operable skylights and clerestory windows for airflow, with multiple outdoor living spaces creates an indoor-outdoor living environment that is integrated with its surroundings and soul filling for the occupants. With meticulous attention to detail, recent enhancements have refreshed and modernized every bit of this residence, creating a welcoming environment, functional, thoughtful. Enjoy cooking in a kitchen updated with premium appliances or relaxing in sunrooms and on spacious decks that provide ideal settings for gatherings or solitude. • 2,505 square feet (per matterport drafts) • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. • Passive solar heating design, including Trombe walls and clerestory windows • Multiple outdoor living spaces including a partially covered deck • Outdoor fireplace and hot tub • Modernized kitchen with Monogram range (2021) and Bosch dishwasher (2023) • Updated baths featuring new fixtures and finishes (2021-2023) • Extensive interior and exterior paint updates (2024-2025) • New carpet and flooring (2024) • New septic tank (2023), septic field (2019), and electrical systems upgrades (2025) • High speed internet available through local company XtreamInternet LOCALE Sedalia, Colorado offers the perfect balance of small-town charm and convenient access to urban amenities. Nestled along the eastern foothills of the Rockies, residents enjoy stunning mountain views, abundant open space, and a strong connection to nature. The area provides easy access to outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, and horseback riding, as well as nearby Pike National Forest trails. Despite its peaceful, rural feel, Sedalia is just a short drive to Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, and the Denver Tech Center, offering shopping, dining, entertainment, and excellent schools. With its quiet streets, friendly community, and proximity to both Denver and Colorado Springs, Sedalia provides a unique lifestyle that blends country living with modern convenience.

Nestled in the scenic Plum Creek Valley of Larkspur, this exceptional 21-acre parcel of land offers a rare opportunity to build your dream estate surrounded by the quiet beauty of the Front Range. The parcel is rolling in nature with views of the Buttes & Rock Outcroppings with a few pine trees nestled on the land. Encompassed by rolling hills, native pastures, dramatic buttes, and distant mountain vistas, this land captures the essence of Colorado living—untouched, unspoiled, and rich in heritage. Located just minutes from Sandstone Ranch, Spruce Mountain, Dawson Butte, Greenland, Lincoln Mountain, and Columbine Open Spaces, this is a paradise for equestrians, hikers, and nature lovers alike. The land sits in an area steeped in Western tradition—an enclave of historic ranches where small-town values still matter and privacy is a way of life. Enjoy the seclusion of your own retreat while staying within easy reach of Castle Rock, Denver, and Colorado Springs. Whether you’re envisioning a luxury mountain estate, a legacy ranch, or a private family compound, this land provides the space, serenity, and inspiration to bring your vision to life. Create Your Legacy in the Heart of Colorado’s Ranchland & build your Colorado dream! One additional lot available. This Colorado mountain land for sale features: Multiple premium building sites with sweeping views and natural light Gently rolling terrain, open meadows, and a tranquil, rural setting Equestrian-friendly with space for horses, barns, and outbuildings Central water access and a private road for convenient, secure entry Agricultural zoning and low property taxes Whether you’re dreaming of a custom home, a private ranch retreat, or a long-term investment in Colorado real estate, this land checks every box. With wide-open spaces, proximity to major metro areas, and year-round recreational opportunities, this is a rare chance to claim your piece of the Colorado lifestyle. LOCATION Larkspur, Colorado offers the perfect balance between peaceful rural living and convenient access to city amenities. Tucked between Denver and Colorado Springs, Larkspur provides a small-town atmosphere with a strong sense of community, wide-open spaces, and breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains. Residents enjoy a slower pace of life surrounded by nature, with easy access to outdoor recreation like hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking in nearby open spaces and trails. The area is known for its clean air, low crime rate,

Your hill. Your views. Your front-row seat to fireworks every Fourth of July, and Pikes Peak the other 364 days. Relax on your own private beach or hike, bike, or zip line the 383-acre Philip S. Miller Park that borders your backyard. Almost 10 private acres with hundreds of acres of conserved open space next door. A circular motor court sets the tone, with a 4-car garage and detached barn with workshop beyond the electric gate, every detail speaks to a life where work and play are perfectly balanced. The raised ranch places kitchen, dining, great room, and primary suite on the upper level, where 113 windows capture every angle of the views. The great room soars beneath an 11-ft vaulted ceiling with three skylights, wall-to-wall windows framing Pikes Peak, and a floor-to-ceiling stacked stone fireplace. The kitchen features a huge center island, 48-inch refrigerator, double ovens, and walks out to a covered deck. The primary suite occupies its own private wing with vaulted ceilings, a spa-worthy marble shower, and direct patio access. The lower level is made for entertaining. Spray foam insulation keeps it perfectly temperate and soundproof. A large recreation room, enclosed hot tub room with Pikes Peak views, soundproofed gym, guest suite with private patio, and three additional bedrooms round out the level, with access to the 4-car garage with polyaspartic floors and built-in vault safe. The sprawling patio features a white sand beach, water feature, flower gardens, and flagstone pathways. A she-shed, detached barn with workshop, and ADU with private deck complete the property. Fully fenced with coyote-proof fencing. Shared private road, minutes from downtown Castle Rock. Note: road construction on Frontage Road and Plum Creek Parkway is a temporary inconvenience — Dawson Trails Boulevard now offers an alternate route without crossing the railroad tracks, with full I-25 interchange completion in 2027.

Surrounded by the dramatic red sandstone formations that define the Roxborough landscape, Roxborough Reserve is a rare 27± acre inholding offering exceptional privacy, direct access to thousands of acres of protected open space, and a setting that feels far removed from the city despite being just 40 minutes from Downtown Denver and 10 miles south of Littleton. A permitted residential well is already in place, and the undeveloped property includes rights to two residential building sites, creating a unique opportunity to establish a legacy property within one of Colorado’s most iconic Front Range settings. With spectacular views, abundant wildlife, and recreation in every direction, Roxborough Reserve combines the seclusion of a private wilderness retreat with the convenience of nearby urban amenities. Overview While Roxborough Reserve encompasses just 27± acres, it is surrounded by more than 3,300 acres of protected state land, with the vast expanse of the Pike National Forest extending beyond the property to the west. The combination creates a property that lives far larger than its deeded acreage and offers a remarkable sense of privacy and seclusion just 40 minutes from Downtown Denver. Improvements Vacant land with a permitted residential well and rights to two residential building sites. Location Located in Douglas County, approximately 2 miles south of Chatfield Reservoir and 30 miles from Downtown Denver, the property offers convenient access to Littleton, the Denver Tech Center, and the broader Front Range. Locale Situated in the Front Range foothills among the spectacular red sandstone formations that define the Roxborough landscape, the property lies just south of the South Platte River corridor and minutes from the Colorado Trail. The surrounding protected lands provide exceptional scenery, abundant wildlife habitat, and immediate access to outdoor recreation. Climate Typical of Colorado’s Front Range foothills, the area experiences four distinct seasons characterized by mild summers, colorful autumns, snowy winters, and vibrant springs, making it well-suited for year-round living or a seasonal retreat. Overview The area supports large elk herds, mule deer, wild turkeys, and other small game, and the surrounding protected lands create exceptional wildlife viewing and a natural base for outdoor pursuits. Note: Hunting is not permitted within Roxborough State Park; prospective buyers should contact Colorado Parks & Wildlife for current regulations. Fishing The Waterton Canyon trailhead is 4 minutes north, with direct access to the South Platte River’s Gold Medal fly-fishing waters — some of the finest rainbow and brown trout habitat in Colorado. Recreation Immediate trail access for mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and camping — including the Colorado Trail, Pike-San Isabel National Forest, Rampart Range, and Lost Creek Wilderness. Horses Well-suited for horses, with open terrain and direct access to miles of trail and open space in every direction. Ranch Operations The property is vacant ground with no current fencing to separate it from state park lands Water Rights One permitted residential well Conservation Roxborough Reserve is an obvious and important conservation opportunity to protect the significant wildlife habitat, viewshed, and open space values of the surrounding State Park Aesthetic Value Framed by the iconic red sandstone formations that define the Roxborough landscape, the property offers sweeping Front Range views, native grasslands, and abundant wildlife in a natural setting largely untouched by development. Few inholdings along the Front Range can match the visual character and raw beauty of Roxborough Reserve. Conservation Value As a private inholding within the landscape surrounding Roxborough State Park, Roxborough Reserve presents a rare and compelling stewardship opportunity. The property’s adjacency to more than 3,300 acres of permanently protected state land and its sensitive natural character make it an outstanding candidate for a conservation easement, with the potential for significant tax advantages while ensuring the land is preserved in perpetuity. Investment Value Private inholdings surrounded by protected public land are exceedingly rare and, by definition, irreplaceable. With two permitted building sites, a domestic well already in place, and a location just 40 minutes from one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country, Roxborough Reserve offers a compelling combination of scarcity, natural amenity, and long-term value that simply cannot be replicated.

The Statter Ranch, 233 acres of perfection in Douglas County, Colorado. The ranch features a masterpiece of a home with over 12,000 square feet of living space, horse and cattle facilities, managers house and other out-buildings. Statter Ranch is located in the rolling hills of the Plum Creek Valley. Featuring unbeatable views, pastures, Pine covered hills, water and facilities all located within one hour of both Denver and Colorado Springs! Land Located in the highly sought after Plum Creek Valley in Douglas County Colorado, southwest of Castle Rock and northwest of Larkspur is the Statter Ranch. a 233 acre ranch with a mix of rolling hills, vistas, and low lying areas. The unmatched views from the ranch include Plum Creek, Rampart Range, Dawson Butte and the entire Plum Creek Valley. The ranch features a mix of warm-season and cool season grasses. Grasses include Blue Grama, Buffalograss, Little Bluestem, Sideoats Grama, Western Wheatgrass, Junegrass and other native species. The ranch includes transitional grasslands with Ponderosa Pine, Gambel Oak and riparian areas. Statter Ranch is ideally located bordering both Perry Park Road and Tomah Road, and only 5.3 miles to Interstate 25, making access to the ranch ideal. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into four separate pastures, each with its own water source. There are several ponds on the ranch, one of which is spring fed, in addition to 5 wells. There are several small rock outcroppings and features. Note: The seller is willing to split the property into two parcels at their discretion depending on the needs of the buyer or buyers. The spilt would result in the main home with less acreage as one parcel and the balance of the ranch as the other. Improvements The Main Home: The centerpiece of the ranch is luxurious estate home boasting over 12,000 square feet of luxurious living space. The home and its award winning design was featured in Colorado Homes and Lifestyles Magazine. The architectural detail is unsurpassed and a must see. The home features 5 large bedrooms, each with an adjoining full bathroom. The main level of the home features an inviting great room with a massive stone fireplace, a family room with a stone fireplace, large kitchen with an island sink, stainless steel appliances, tons of cabinets and counter space. The home also features a western sunroom filled with natural light and windows to take in the views of Plum Creek Valley and the Rocky Mountains. The massive formal dining room with built-in China cabinets was designed to entertain a large group of friend or family. Rounding out the main level is an office with high quality built-ins bookshelves and a guest wing of the house complete with a bedroom and adjoining full bathroom and private guest patio. The main level also features outdoor living spots in every direction with patios, porches, decks and a veranda. The upper level of the home features 4 bedrooms, each with an adjoining bathroom. The primary bedroom, an oasis in the home, is 27 by 20 of luxury with features including a stone fireplace. a private deck, and an adjoining primary20 by 31 dressing room, his and her bathrooms, and his and her walk-in closets with an abundance of space. The balcony from the primary bedroom overlooks the two story great room and staircase hall below. The upper level also includes a den or study area overlooking the stair hall below and a 14 by 20 laundry room. The full walk-out basement, which is built with entertainment in mind, features an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, exercise area, rumpus room, pool table room, a game room, a recreation room and a kitchen, along with tons of storage. The walkout level features an outdoor entertainment patio with an outdoor fireplace and gathering area. The home also features an elevator. The exterior of the home features a Buff Sandstone and tapered cedar siding, a concrete circle driveway to the entrance of the home, landscaping, outdoor spaces and an oversized 50 by 22 four car attached garage. Stable Building: The very well designed 127 by 85 main barn includes several functional areas. The lower level includes nine 12 by 12 horse stalls, five of which have attached runs., a cattle working area, a veterinarian apartment with a kitchen and bathroom., a wash-rack, a feed storage area and general storage. The lower level opens to runs and pipe cattle corrals with water to the south. The upper level of the barn includes a 30 by 30 apartment, a 30 by 25 office with a full bathroom and built-ins, a large 54 by 54 event space, and a hayloft and storage area, and a 54 by 48 workshop with 220 power and built in storage and shelving and two 12 overhead doors. Equipment Shed: The equipment shed is a 75 by 54 Morton building with four 16 overhead doors. Turkey Shoot house: This quaint historical building was built in the 1930's by pioneer to the valley, Reginald Sinclair and is a one room log cabin with a fireplace and perfect for entertaining. Managers Home: The managers home is a 2 bedroom, one bathroom historical home built in 1899. It has been lovingly updated and upgraded to provide for a place of retreat for your caretaker or ranch manager. There is a detached garage and utility building at the site of the managers home. Recreation Located in Game Management Unit 51, the Statter Ranch is located in an area with abundant wildlife and opportunities for recreational hunting and wildlife viewing. Common to the ranch are Elk, Mule Deer, Turkey, Black Bear, Bobcat, Coyote, Pronghorn and Mountain Lion. The ranch horse facilities, ranch terrain and riding area make it ideal for trail riding or any equine discipline. The ranch is set up to entertain, including a covered picnic area near the spring-fed pond, the horse barn and arena, the swimming pool and hot tub area, outdoor patios, and others. Agriculture Historically a Hereford cattle ranch, the ranch is setup to continue with a cattle operation and horse ranch with its barns, corrals, water, and pastures. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The ranch includes water rights decreed from District Court Water Division 1, case number 79CW0354. These water rights will be conveyed to the purchaser at closing. The approximate annual water quantities are 16.137 acre feet per year from the Denver Aquifer, 9.136 acre feet per year from the Arapahoe Aquifer, and 5.176 acre feet per year from the Laramie Fox Hills Aquifer. All seller owned appurtenant mineral rights will be conveyed to the purchaser at closing. Region & Climate The climate is typical of Colorado's Front Range foothills--semi-arid with four distinct seasons, significant daily temperature swings, and orographic influences from the nearby mountains. Summers bring warm days and cooler nights, while winters are cold and snowy, with January lows often in the teens or lower. Annual precipitation is modest at roughly 18-21 inches, but snowfall is substantial, averaging 90+ inches per year due to the elevation and upslope storm patterns. The area experiences abundant sunshine (around 245-250 mostly sunny days annually) and low humidity. Thunderstorms are common in summer, and the foothills can see enhanced snow or variable weather compared to the plains east of I-25. Overall, the lifestyle here emphasizes outdoor pursuits and small-town community vibes amid the dramatic foothills landscape. Nearby Douglas County open spaces provide excellent hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails. Popular spots include Spruce Mountain, Sandstone Ranch Open Space (with nearly 12 miles of multi-use trails through meadows and rock formations), Greenland Open Space, and segments of the Colorado Front Range Trail near Larkspur. These areas highlight the region's wildlife, ponderosa pines, and views toward Pikes Peak. In short, the combination of epic scenery, outdoor lifestyle opportunities, privacy on spacious properties, and its strategic Front Range location makes the area the perfect landing spot for many. History The Statter Ranch has been a working cattle ranch throughout its history. Most recently a pure-bred Polled Hereford ranch. There were several award winning bulls and steers that made trips to the National Western Stock Show and Douglas County Fair. Location Located at the intersection of Perry Park Road and Tomah Road at the base of the foothills and Rampart Range, the property is ideally located near Interstate 25 between the Colorado front range cities of Denver and Colorado Springs. The ranch is located just 57 miles from Denver International Airport and 48 miles from Colorado Springs Airport, allowing convenient business travel. The quaint front range city is a short 14 miles from the ranch and the town of Larkspur is only 8 miles. Both front range cities of Denver and Colorado Springs are within an hour of the ranch and offer world class amenities and business climates.

Just outside the town of Larkspur, at the base of Monkey Face and along the banks of East Plum Creek, lies one of the last large, untouched holdings in the valley a rare 76.57 acre legacy property offering privacy, water, wildlife, and long-term upside.With nearly a quarter mile of Plum Creek running through the land, and a blend of towering mature pines and open meadows, this property offers a setting that is increasingly difficult to find along the Front Range.The north portion presents a trophy homesite opportunity with the scale and seclusion to support a custom estate, while the south acreage lends itself naturally to an equestrian compound. For those looking at long-term investment potential, subdivision concepts have already been explored, creating flexibility for a boutique luxury development or phased estate parcels. Possibilities include potential for five-acre rural estate homesites thoughtfully arranged around preserved open space to maintain the lands natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunities. Large acreage on both the north and south sides of Fox Farm Road provides convenient access and multiple ingress and egress options for flexible estate or development planning.Wildlife moves naturally through the creek corridor and mature pine forests, with elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, and wild turkey regularly present, reinforcing the sense of Colorado ranch living, just minutes from town and I-25 access.This is not simply land it is an opportunity to create one of the premier private estates in Douglas County, or to steward and shape a rare large-acreage asset in a highly desirable growth corridor between Denver and Colorado Springs.

Pikes Peak and Castle Rock's namesake "Rock" share a single view, and here, you have the best seat for it! Privately positioned within Piñon Soleil, the home is designed to take in the view while staying sheltered in its setting, made for easy living both indoors and out. Castle Rock, Parker, and Denver are all close at hand, so dining, shopping, and daily essentials are never far. Curved walls, soaring ceilings, and rich layers of timber, stone, and brick create a sense of warmth and character. Double-arched front doors open to a sunlit foyer and great room, where a two-sided fireplace and walls of glass frame the mountain views. Cherry floors carry you through the main level and into a chef’s kitchen featuring high-end appliances, a generous island, a walk-in pantry, and a brick fireplace that naturally draws people in. Surrounded by windows, the eat-in area feels relaxed for daily living, while the formal dining room offers an elegant setting for hosting. This home offers the flexibility of two spaces that could serve as a primary suite, depending on how you live. The upper level provides a serene retreat with a private balcony, dual walk-in closets, a fireplace, and a spa-like bath. A clawfoot tub rests within a turreted bay window, perfectly positioned to take in the views. On the main level, a guest suite with its own five-piece bath and mountain outlook offers an equally comfortable option for main-floor living or long-term guests. The walk-out lower level is designed for entertaining and everyday enjoyment, with a spacious recreation room, wet bar, theater, and dedicated gym space. Outside, the flat backyard opens up new possibilities, from a future pool or garden to simply enjoying the space as-is. A four-car garage, circular drive, and additional parking add convenience. This is Colorado living at its most refined, elevated, private, and designed for a life well lived.

Welcome to The Carmith Circle by GMC Construction, a stunning modern farmhouse on 2.44 acres in Fox Hill, Franktown. This custom home offers 4 bedrooms, 5 baths, and over 4,000 finished square feet, combining luxury, privacy, and Colorado indoor-outdoor living. A courtyard-style entry with stonework and an outdoor fireplace leads to a light-filled interior with a glass-enclosed office, vaulted great room, fireplace, and covered deck. The chef’s kitchen features a large island, abundant storage, elevated cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry. The main level includes a private primary suite with spa-style bath and expansive closet, a guest en-suite, mudroom, and oversized 3-car garage with workspace. The finished lower level offers a recreation room, two bedrooms, a connecting 3/4 bath, and flexible unfinished space for a future fifth bedroom, bath, or storage. Additional highlights include 1G fiber internet and a future outbuilding design. Minutes from Parker, Castle Rock, and everyday amenities, Fox Hill offers exceptional acreage living in one of Douglas County’s premier communities.

Castlewood Equestrian Center is a full-scale boarding and training facility located on a total of 151 acres just west of Franktown, Colorado. The property currently is permitted for 130 horses on site. Improvements include a large indoor stall barn with 44 heated stalls and an attached indoor riding arena. The remainder are covered outdoor open stalls with runs or loafing sheds with paddocks. Additional improvements include turnout pens, pastures, large shop and hay storage, and various round pens, sheds and tack rooms. The facility is professionally managed, modern and clean. The amenities include riding indoors as well as on the property. Additionally, the property adjoins and has access to the Cherry Creek Trail system and Mesa Buttes open space offering unlimited trail riding. The tastefully remodeled home on site rounds out the property. An ancillary property of 36 acres is also available for the buyers to acquire, but it is not a part of this listing. While the property is a successful equestrian boarding operation, the location and land base would readily allow use as a private equestrian operation or possible other uses, subject to zoning revision. LOCATION The property is in Douglas County, Colorado which is well known as a horse community. The facility is just off the junction of State Highway 86 and 83, making it convenient for horse owners. Every amenity including restaurants and shopping are within minutes. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION The acreage consists of three parcels, and are contiguous. The three Castlewood parcels consist of a total of 151 acres with all the majority of the working facilities on 81 of those acres. The two additional parcels of 40 acres and 30 acres are preserved under Conservation easements. The acreages are covered with native grasses and dotted with mature trees and shrubs. OPERATIONS The facility itself is a long-established boarding facility in the area, with a great reputation. They always have a waiting list for new boarders. The Manager, who lives on site, has been there for 8 years and has a great rapport with the boarders. The Ranch foreman is also a key employee. Expert care and feeding schedules are a priority to maintain a safe and healthy environment for the horses and riders. It is a profitable facility, very well maintained and horse safety and wellness are key. There are also trainers who work on site with the boarders. With the ability to board 130 horses and great management, the facility has a comfortable profit margin while providing premium care for horses and their owners. IMPROVEMENTS Castlewood Parcel: Horse Arena and Indoor Stall Barn – 27,000 sf under roof, heated, insulated 80’ x 210’ indoor area with excellent footing. 44 matted stalls with automatic waters and corner tack lockers in each stall. Wash racks with hot water, veterinary stall and shoeing areas. In the center of the barn is the Managers Office, two restrooms and a cafe/lobby/viewing room. A nice patio area adjacent to the stalls, arena and lobby area compliments the comfortable main facility. Manager Residence – 3,144 finished square feet on two levels with decks, patio and attached 3 car garage. The home was tastefully remodeled in 2014 by the current owners. All rooms are spacious, and include 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sunroom, covered patio with a built-in Jenn Air grill. The kitchen has top of the line appliances, cabinets, granite countertops and a copper sink. Equipment Shop & Hay Storage –This building is 6,867 square feet with 16’ story height. The building stores semi-truck loads of bagged shavings, grass and alfalfa hay, equipment and has a workshop. It also has 2 - one bedroom efficiency apartments. Storage Shed – 720 sf with a quarantine pen 12 Loafing Sheds with pens – 1440 sf each Secondary Equipment Building – 1500 sf Three Shed Row barns with 36 covered stalls with 12’ x 24’ runs 28 turn out pens – measure 24’ x 36’ Double sided outdoor arena – measures 200’ x 300’ Numerous rotational pastures with shelters Three Round pens WILDLIFE AND RECREATION The property adjoins and has direct access to the Cherry Creek Trail system and Mesa Buttes open space offering unlimited trail riding for the boarders. Deer and a multitude of birds and fowl frequent the area. WATER RIGHTS AND RESOURCES For Tax Parcel # 2349-331-00-001, 30.07 acres: 2-acre feet per year of groundwater from the Lower Dawson Aquifer. For Tax Parcel 2349-342-00-001, 40.02 acres: 1 acre foot per year of groundwater from the Lower Dawson Aquifer. The well on the 81 acres that services the facility the Permit # is 042642-F. It is drilled to 490’ and static level is 200’ with a production rate of 15 gallons per minute. SUMMARY Given its superior location the property would serve as a private equestrian facility and residence. This well managed and always full facility is prime for investors or owner-operator. Good cash flow, happy boarders and horses. Staff would like to remain in place under new ownership. Financials are available to qualified and serious buyers.

On 35 gated acres in Franktown, a modern farmhouse with industrial flair puts Front Range views, from Pikes Peak to the Flatirons, on permanent display, with a saltwater pool and outdoor kitchen – You may never want to leave home again! Built in 2023 in the exclusive four-home Fox Ridge neighborhood, the home sets crisp, modern lines against rolling fields ideal for grazing, riding, or breathing room, plus an exceptional 8,400 sq ft heated workshop with drive-thru doors, complete upstairs level with offices and conference room, and two bathrooms. Inside, honed concrete floors ground a soaring, 20-foot vaulted great room, where a 16-foot multi-slide door erases the line between patio and mountain view. Clerestory windows pull in light, and a linear gas fireplace framed by built-in bookshelves creates an intimate sitting area. The kitchen matches the scale: two large islands, quartzite counters, JennAir® appliances, two dishwashers, and a chef's walk-in pantry so cleverly disguised as cabinetry that guests will need directions. The primary suite offers floor-to-ceiling glass framing Pikes Peak beneath a 14-foot vaulted ceiling. A barn door opens to a spa bath finished in quartz, with a freestanding tub, a 6-by-14 foot zero-threshold shower with dual everything - entries, shower heads with rain shower, and controls. A gorgeous custom walk-in closet connects straight to the laundry room. Two additional bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath complete the main level. A floating maple staircase leads to the lower level, with a full wet bar, projector and screen, two bedrooms sharing a bath, and a dedicated exercise room. Outside, a covered patio beneath a tongue-and-groove ceiling houses a linear gas fireplace and a quartz outdoor kitchen with a gas grill and flattop, all set against a full mountain view backdrop. A saltwater pool stretches 16 by 32 feet across a half-acre of lawn, with a sun shelf built for lounging beneath the Front Range, and a full pool bath means the party never has to go back inside. Smart home technology governs lighting, shades, pool, and security throughout, so the whole scene runs as easily as it looks. When your need for a workshop is beyond just a hobby. A serious, 8,400 sq ft, 60’ x 140’, heated shop offers multiple 10- to 16-foot garage doors and a mezzanine with three offices, a conference room, plus two baths, roomy enough for a fleet or a headquarters. Fenced pasture and access to Bayou Gulch Open Space and riding trails to the north complete the property, roughly 10 minutes from the shops and restaurants of Parker and Castle Rock, near Douglas County Schools. Listed by Stucy Group & Leigh Flanagan | LIV Sotheby's International Realty

40 acres bordered with hundreds of towering Ponderosa pines, where world-class equestrian infrastructure and a masterfully remodeled desert contemporary residence converge into something that simply cannot be recreated. With 8,900 finished square feet, there's plenty of room for living, guests, and indoor recreation. The stable houses 12 heated stalls with tack rooms, wash bays, and a 200 by 70 foot indoor arena. A long drive winds through waving green pastures outlined by immaculate white fencing. An electric gate entry opens onto a circular motor court anchored by the main residence, then to the east, the casita, to the west, the garages. Symbolic arched turquoise doors are custom made, nail-studded, and sourced from Corrales, New Mexico. A desert contemporary home enriched by authentic Southwestern details, including vigas, latillas, hand-carved wood columns, a kiva fireplace, and an octagonal foyer soaring twenty-one feet to a skylight. White stucco and warm stacked stone compose the exterior. Inside, hardwood floors, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, quartz countertops, and a den lined with floor-to-ceiling river stone speak to a home that respects its architecture while not limited by it. The wraparound stamped concrete patio, shaded by two wood pergolas, flows from the kitchen and great room to the primary suite and is ready for a hot tub. The front courtyard, framed by stacked stone walls, offers a more intimate counterpoint, a place for early evenings by the linear gas fire pit as the aspen trees catch the last of the light. The freestanding casita, with its own kitchen, fireplace, laundry, and private patio, offers total independence for guests or extended family. The original stallion barn now serves as a 1,788-square-foot heated recreation Game Barn. With tongue and groove Beetle Kill pine ceilings, 7 skylights, and matching barn door entries on both ends, the space functions equally well as a media and game room or gym. The equestrian facility is, by any measure, exceptional. The stable features 20 stalls, 12 of them heated, three tack rooms including a lounge with wet bar, bathroom, and laundry, 3 grooming stalls, 2 wash bays, and a dedicated grain room. Attached is a 200 by 70 feet, fully enclosed indoor arena with all-organic footing, a proprietary blend of playground bounce material, sand, and dirt, that produces a surface widely regarded among serious horsemen as among the finest available. It does not kick up dust. It does not compact. It simply rides. The outdoor arena measures 210 by 120 feet, 11 paddocks fan out across the property, and an archery range extending to 120 meters sits ready for you to take your shot. A fully enclosed garden with 5 irrigated raised beds, a working chicken coop with infrared heat, 3 beehives, and two equipment storage buildings round out the property. Located 25 minutes from DTC, 10 minutes from Colorado Horse Park and daily amenities, all via paved roads. No HOA or covenants. Roxbury Farm is not a retreat from life. It is an entirely different version of it.

Fifty-five entitled acres thirty minutes from Denver, built over twenty-six years into one of the Front Range's most capable equestrian facilities. Covered and lighted arenas, 26 stalls, 21 paddocks, hay barn, and residence. County approval reaches past what agricultural zoning allows: 50 horses, boarding, training, lessons, therapy and education programs, and a large animal hospital. Entitled to earn, in Colorado's wealthiest county. Land Set in the foothills of northwestern Douglas County at 5,820 feet, the property encompasses 55.37 acres of rolling native grassland and established pastures. The Front Range runs the western horizon, and the landscape reminds you daily where you are. The ranch sits at the end of a dead-end road on a rise that the mapping does not convey. The suburban edge drops away quickly, and what is left is distance, buffer, and a working ranch that happens to be twenty minutes from anything you need. Deer and other wildlife move through regularly. Mutual bridle path easements, recorded rather than licensed, connect the ranch to two adjoining parcels. Owners may mow and route paths across those parcels, so riding extends beyond the property line and the network is not fixed to what exists today. A recorded vehicular easement covers the shared driveways. An adjoining 35 acres under the same ownership is not part of this listing but is available to a buyer who wants it, adding land, turnout, and residential capacity. Recorded covenants govern the property today, addressing among other things outdoor storage, motorized recreation, and hunting. Sellers intend to place additional deed restrictions keeping the property in agricultural and equestrian use, with a building envelope reserved for one additional residence, and intend to place comparable restrictions on the adjoining 35. Those restrictions will be recorded at closing rather than in advance, so a buyer will have them in hand during the transaction rather than inheriting a document already of record. Improvements Developed over twenty-six years from open ground into a working year-round equestrian campus. The infrastructure is excellent and unpretentious. Nothing here is a design statement, and everything is built to work. The covered arena building runs 45,000 square feet under roof. The main arena is substantially larger than a standard Colorado indoor, and the same structure houses a sectioned second private arena, a gathering area with two restrooms and showers, two private offices with administrative space, a conference room and classroom, and a full kitchen and laundry. A covered causeway runs from the barn to the arena, which is worth more in February than any other feature on the property. 64,000 square foot lighted outdoor arena 26 stalls with wash bays, grooming bays, and a professional tack room, with the hay barn adaptable to additional stalls 21 paddocks with automatic waterers and covered shelters 7,000 square foot hay and equipment barn, adaptable to additional stalls Round pen, fenced paddocks and turnout, largely in PVC Veterinary clinic building under roof, ready for interior completion Drive and staging built to handle large rigs and hay delivery The residence was built in 2023 and runs 3,072 square feet, currently configured as two units, three bedrooms and two baths in one and two bedrooms and two baths in the other, with forced air heat and air conditioning. Mountain, city, and open-range views. It can house an owner, a manager, or staff, or produces rental income. Current staff have expressed willingness to remain, so an operation need not stop on closing day. Equipment on site does not convey but is available to negotiate. Recreation Riding begins at the barn door and continues past the property line. Mowed bridle paths cross the adjoining parcels under recorded mutual easements, and an owner may route new ones rather than ride only what exists. The facility suits reining, cutting, hunters and jumpers, dressage, eventing, sport horse breeding, or a polo string kept at home, with room to convert paddock acreage to a practice field. That list is illustrative rather than exhaustive. The infrastructure does not favor a particular discipline and can easily be adapted to a variety of uses. Chatfield Reservoir and Roxborough Park are a short drive. The Colorado Horse Park in Parker is about thirty-five minutes. Skiing, blue ribbon fishing, and whitewater are roughly an hour west. Agriculture Native grasses currently support pasturing. In a favorable year, with rotational grazing in place, there is potential to put up grass hay for winter. Manure handling is established and permitted. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property is served by a permitted well, four cisterns with two currently in use including one of 6,500 gallons, and septic serving both the residence and the facility. Power is distributed across multiple meters. A will-serve letter from the Roxborough Water and Sanitation District gives the option to connect to municipal water. That is a meaningful thing to hold on a property where an operation at full capacity puts real demand on a single source. RoxWater draws surface water from Rocky Mountain snowmelt under a long-term agreement with Aurora carrying automatic renewals, and the district was recognized for bringing reliable supply to a part of northwest Douglas County that had depended entirely on wells. Connection would be an investment. How it would interact with the existing well permit is a question for the district and the Division of Water Resources. Adjudicated underground water rights and mineral rights are retained by seller unless otherwise negotiated. General Operations The land is zoned agricultural, but the approvals reach well beyond this designation. While agricultural zoning lets you keep horses, what is approved here lets you run a business, or several, or lease any part of the operation to someone who will. Douglas County has approved this property by special review, as subsequently amended, for riding instruction, training, and boarding; equine-assisted therapy and mental health programming; clinics, camps, and retreats; educational programming; a large animal hospital; and limited on-site overnight stays. Fifty horses are approved, twenty-five owned and twenty-five boarded. Under Section 2409 of the Douglas County Zoning Resolution, boarded horses at this acreage are otherwise limited to four; owned horses are not limited. That approval is the difference between keeping horses here and running an operation, and it attaches to the land rather than to any operator. An owner can keep a personal string and let a trainer fill the boarding and lesson side. The clinic building can be leased to a veterinarian or completed and run directly. A clinic, camp, and retreat calendar can run alongside a therapeutic, educational, or veterans program under an operator. None of that is required, and an owner who wants the place purely private can have it. What the approvals provide is the option, and several of them at once, so the property can carry part of its own cost or none of it depending on what an owner wants. Large animal services on this side of the metro are limited relative to the population, particularly surgical capacity, and the corridor continues to grow. The clinic approval and a building already under roof make this one of the few sites in the region where a practice could open on entitlements that already exist. The overnight approval allows owners to stay on site while a horse is in care. The location is what makes the approvals worth having. Douglas County has the highest median household income in Colorado and ranks among the wealthiest counties in the country, with rapid population growth. Boarding clients, lesson students, junior riders, program participants, and veterinary patients are already within twenty minutes of the gate, as are the veterinarians, farriers, feed suppliers, and staff an operation this size runs on. A comparable facility in a remote county is a private indulgence. This one has a market at the gate. The facility is currently operating well below what it is entitled and equipped to do. Financial information is available to qualified buyers under a confidentiality agreement. Annual taxes ran $14,995 in 2025, an effective rate that will surprise buyers accustomed to carrying comparable acreage and infrastructure elsewhere. Region & Climate The Front Range is semi-arid and sunny, with more than 300 clear days a year and 8 to 15 inches of annual precipitation. The practical effect on a horse operation is dry ground, footing that drains and dries quickly, no extended mud season, and few flies. Winters are mild by Rocky Mountain standards; the hard weather stays west in the mountains, storms move through quickly, and snow rarely lingers. Summer days run warm and dry with cool evenings rather than the heat and humidity that shut barns down elsewhere. Between the climate and the covered arena, horses stay in work twelve months a year, which is why this works equally as a year-round home or as a summer base for an operation that winters south. History The property was developed as American Sport Horses, a hunter/jumper facility whose owners competed nationally through 2004. It later became home to Zuma's Rescue Ranch, a 501(c)(3) known throughout Colorado for equine rescue and equine-assisted therapy, and that history accounts for much of what stands here today. The real estate is offered independent of the nonprofit. Sellers are open to discussing transfer of the organization separately with a buyer who wants it, which is one possibility among many rather than a condition of sale. Consider what it would take to build this instead. Find fifty-five suitable acres in this corridor, which are largely gone, and buy them at what land now trades for. Take the entitlements through Douglas County by special review, which mea

Sunrise stretches across the Front Range while Pikes Peak glows at dusk, and from your wrap-around deck, you have a front-row seat to all of it. This beautifully renovated ranch on 5 quiet, pine-framed acres in Butterfield welcomes you home the moment you step through the door. A wood-burning fireplace, natural oak hardwood floors, and picture-perfect views greet you in the great room, which flows effortlessly into the dining room and a remodeled kitchen with gas cooktop, new appliances, and walk-in pantry. Down the hall, designer finishes and gorgeous alder woodwork frame peaceful views at every turn. The spacious primary suite offers a private deck, abundant walk-in closet, and spa-like bathroom with multi-head walk-in shower, heated tile floor, and soaking tub with sweeping mountain views. A second bedroom offers a charming built-in window bench and beautiful natural light. Granite and marble countertops and Alpen windows in the bedrooms elevate everyday living. Downstairs, a new-construction walk-out basement feels like a home within a home: expansive family room with gas fireplace, stunning kitchenette with quartz counters and walk-in pantry, two bedrooms, an office ready to be a 5th bedroom, two bathrooms and heated floors, and new WeatherShield windows throughout. Movie nights for everyone or family moving closer? This level delivers. Outside, you're home on the range in the best way. Deer and antelope wander the neighborhood, but your irrigated garden is protected by an 8-foot fence. Unwind in the Wind River hot tub or gather on the lower paver patio. A 4-stall barn with tack room, power and water, and fully fenced property welcomes horses! The entire 5 acres are enclosed with a buried electric dog fence. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood, minutes to Colorado Golf Club and Parker's vibrant shopping, dining, and entertainment, every morning is simply you and nature’s beauty. This is the one you’ll want to call home.

The Homestead On Ridge Road is comprised of a 35.03-acre land parcel allowing for the building of one residence and outbuildings. The area is comprised of similar 35-acre tracts with newer homes and outbuildings. The property is desirable as a rural land tract with grassland acreage available for livestock and/or equestrian grazing. The property has outstanding Front Range Mountain views. The area offers some of the largest building parcels close to the town of Castle Rock. LOCATION The property is located at 2484 S. Ridge Road, Castle Rock, CO. which is just a few miles southeast of Castle Rock. South Ridge Road is a paved road and stretches from Highway 86 to Lake Gulch Road allowing for desirable access to Castle Rock or Franktown as well as to Highway 83 which connects to Colorado Springs. ACREAGE The 35.01-acre surveyed tract is fully fenced. The property is allowed under Colorado statute to have one domestic well to service one primary residence and outbuildings including a lawn area and watering domestic animals. Access is from paved Ridge Road and power is to the property. Additionally, the seller is offering one half of the adjudicated water rights owned amounting to 2 AF in two separate aquifers. The seller has completed soil testing and architectural plans for a new home. The property slopes easterly from Ridge Road and the slope is undulating to gently rolling. Near the eastern border there is a wildlife area characterized by a sloping oak covered draw where one is likely to find evidence of mule deer, turkeys, coyote and other resident wildlife. LOCALE Access to amenities is convenient to shopping in Castle Rock via Lake Gulch Road and the nearest grocery store is located just a couple of miles north on Ridge Road at Hwy 86. Douglas County School District offer open enrollment and is one of the nations top school districts, scoring #11 in the Test Preps Most Envied School District in America. Assigned schools for this location are Flagstone Elementary School, Mesa Middle School and Douglas County High School. The neighborhood consisting of 5 other similar building lots is protected with an HOA, Tierra Alta No. 1 Property Owners Association, providing for typical covenants including a minimum residential size of 1400 sf and allowing up to two (2) ancillary structures not to exceed 5000 sf. The HOA is designed to maintain a quality neighborhood and prevent junk and trash accumulation eyesores. The annual cost of the HOA is $391.25. SUMMARY The Homestead On Ridge Road offers a quality 35-acre tract ideal for country living and building your dream home with a shop or barn. The availability of vacant 35-acre tracts near Castle Rock is limited and this property is a quality site with reasonable comparable pricing. The property offers excellent access, great views and a quiet location.

Some homes feel like a destinationthis one feels like a calling. A place that pulls you in with its stillness, holds you with its design, and feels both transported and deeply rooted in its setting. Set atop a secluded mesa with dynamic topography and a private pond, this newly built Mediterranean-inspired estate offers an extraordinary vantage point, with the entire Front Range, Pikes Peak to Longs Peak, visible from nearly every window. Set on over 35 acres in one of Castle Rocks most exclusive gated communities, the home draws from authentic Italian architecture: arched stone entryways, courtyard symmetry, and stately columns that define its expansive outdoor living spaces. Inside and out, the design reflects a deep reverence for craftsmanship, balance, and the surrounding landscape. Feels like Italy. Looks like Colorado. Lives like nowhere else. Symmetry is a hallmark of the designcreating balance and rhythm around a central focal pointand here, it all converges in the great room. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, towering arched doors that mirror the grand entry, and a cast concrete fireplace bring proportion and warmth, while expansive windows frame the ever-present mountain backdrop. The kitchen continues the story of form and function, anchored by two oversized waterfall islands and surrounded by floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, JennAir appliances, and thoughtful touches like a built-in Miele coffee maker and Italian wine window. From morning coffee to evening sunsets, the outdoor spaces are designed for year-round use, with arched stone columns, a curved viewing balcony, tongue-and-groove ceilings, and a lower patio wired for a hot tub. Main-floor living includes a mountain-view primary suite with private balcony access, a two-sided fireplace, spa-worthy bath, and expansive walk-in closet. A vaulted guest suite, executive office, and mudroom with pet wash add everyday ease. Above, the crows nest offers a flex space with twin balconiesideal for work, creativity, or quiet retreat. The walkout lower level features a recreation room with fireplace, full wet bar, gym, and two additional bedrooms. And through it all, with the kind of quiet that only comes from open land and long views, it lives like the Italian countrysidebut looks out over Colorados most iconic skyline. Listed by Joy Stucy Nowakowski

Presenting A Bar Ranch in Douglas County Colorado, a front range legacy ranch that encompasses all the amenities of a conveniently located, highly improved, secluded ranch in a highly desirable area. Picture yourself in a private protected valley on 315 pristine acres with a live water creek, irrigation rights, pine covered hills to explore and producing hay meadows Land Escape to A Bar Ranch, a 315-acre legacy property in the sought-after Cherry Creek Valley of Douglas County, Colorado. This private, protected valley offers a serene and secluded lifestyle with the convenience of being just an hour from both Denver and Colorado Springs. The varied terrain of the ranch features pine-covered ridges, rolling hills, and level hay meadows, all with incredible views of the Douglas County hills and the majestic Rocky Mountains. This private ranch is situated on 315 plus gorgeous acres in the coveted Cherry Creek Valley along East Cherry Creek. The terrain varies from pine covered ridges to level sub-irrigated hay meadows to creek bottom to rolling hills and meadows. The views are incredible in each direction of the rolling hills of Douglas County and the Rocky Mountains to the west. East Cherry Creek runs the length of the ranch for 3/4 of a mile. Grasses range from native grass species such as Blue Grama and Buffalo grass to improved grasses, such as Brome. The creek bottom is lined with Cottonwood trees and the hills with mature Ponderosa Pines. The hills have natural rock outcroppings. The location is very private yet it boasts easy access to both Denver Metro and Colorado Springs Colorado. The land is a haven for outdoor recreation and wildlife. With East Cherry Creek running the length of the property, live water is a key feature, supporting a rich ecosystem. Owner carry offered! Improvements The main home is a fabulous custom built Santa Fe style stucco and log accent home overlooking the ranch, that boasts 4,480 finished square feet of living area. The home has four large bedrooms and four bathrooms. The main level features a large custom kitchen with a Subzero refrigerator, a Thermador 6 burner gas stove top and a double oven, granite counter tops, and a custom granite sink. The main floor living room features a custom Santa Fe style fireplace and walks out to an enormous western facing deck with log accents. The large master suite wing of the house has a Kiva style fireplace and an incredible custom 5 piece master bathroom and a spacious walk-in closet. The laundry is on the main level as well as the attached oversized 4 car garage. The fully finished basement features three large bedrooms and two full bathrooms, a family entertainment room with a wet bar. The basement family room walk out onto a large patio and wonderfully landscaped yard. The home boasts numerous custom touches, such as custom Santa Fe interior and exterior doors, custom handmade granite sinks created by Richard Pankrazt Pottery, log accents and custom flooring. The manicured yard includes over a quarter acre of underground automatic sprinklers, extensive landscaping, and a Koi Pond with fish. The home is heated with in-floor radiant heat. Buildings that accompany the main home include a 3648 six stall heated and insulated horse barn with six 1212 stalls along with 6 Priefert turnout runs and 2 Priefert dog runs. Also included is a 72X42 shop building with high ceilings and 4 overhead doors of 8 ft, 12 ft and 14ft in height. The shop includes a loft storage area and a heated and cooled exercise workout room. The shop offers plenty space for your projects, equipment and toys. The homestead area of the ranch includes a lovingly maintained turn of the century farm house with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Other functional buildings included near the farm house include two shop buildings including a 66x 24 building with 10 ft overhead doors and a 4050 building with 12 ft overhead doors, a kitchen, bathroom and loft , a historic 4848 dairy barn that has been partially converted to comfortable office space, a 3080 equipment shed and a hay storage barn. There are plenty of corrals and pens to livestock. Recreation A Bar Ranch boasts Trophy Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope, Turkey and various small game, birds and predators. Elk tags are over the counter plains elk tags. The elk sign on the ranch at the time of listing may be the most sign per acre of any property that I've had the privilege of touring. This makes the fall of the year a slam dunk for Elk hunters. The ranch is in Game Management Unit 104 and its a draw area for Deer and Pronghorn. The ranch has the facilities for equine recreation and would make a great destination for any equine discipline. Agriculture The ranch harvests hay on 200 acres of dryland and sub-irrigated meadows. The balance is grazing land. The ranch holds rights on the East Cherry Creek Alluvium to irrigate and has an irrigation pond and irrigation equipment, though not currently in use. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights include irrigation rights to the alluvium of East Cherry Creek. The rights are an 1881 water right from Alderman Ditch, 2.5 cfs diverted from East Cherry Creek , Priority number 132, with an average annual diversion of 86 to 131.5 acre feet. The ranch also hold the deep water rights from 5 aquifers totaling 697.6 acre feet per year. Mineral rights are to be included, if any are held by the owners. Region & Climate Douglas County averages about 19 acres of rain annually and has fairly mild winters, though it can snow 60+ inches annually, but with an average of 245 annual days of sunshine and varying winter temperatures, the snow doesn't stay for long. History The area is rich in ranching history and was highly desired for large ranchers due to its good high protein grazing and favorable climate. Feed was plentiful and markets were near. This ranch echoes the past and is like a step back in time with its lush pastures, good winter protection and access to good and plentiful water resources. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a ranch that perfectly balances seclusion, convenience, and luxury. Whether you are drawn to the land for its exceptional wildlife and hunting, the productive hay meadows, or the custom home for its refined comfort and breathtaking views, A Bar Ranch offers a rare and complete package. Location Located in the highly sought after East Cherry Creek valley in Douglas County Colorado, the ranch is conveniently located within one hour of both Denver and Colorado Springs. Denver International Airport is 58 miles door to gate or, if you prefer, Colorado Springs Airport is 32 miles south and serves many major cities. The ranches location is 9 miles west of Elbert Colorado and is centrally located between the small communities of Franktown, Elizabeth, Larkspur, Castle Rock and Monument Colorado. Each with its own services and unique culture. Douglas County is popular for its front range mountain views, wide open spaces, outdoor recreation and hiking trails.

Presenting A Bar Ranch in Douglas County Colorado, a front range legacy ranch that encompasses all the amenities of a conveniently located, highly improved, secluded ranch in a highly desirable area. Picture yourself in a private protected valley on 276 pristine acres with a live water creek, irrigation rights, pine covered hills to explore and producing hay meadows. Owner Carry offered! Land Escape to A Bar Ranch, a 276-acre legacy property in the sought-after Cherry Creek Valley of Douglas County, Colorado. This private, protected valley offers a serene and secluded lifestyle with the convenience of being just an hour from both Denver and Colorado Springs. The varied terrain of the ranch features pine-covered ridges, rolling hills, and level hay meadows, all with incredible views of the Douglas County hills and the majestic Rocky Mountains. This private ranch is situated on 276 plus gorgeous acres in the coveted Cherry Creek Valley along East Cherry Creek. The terrain varies from pine covered ridges to level sub-irrigated hay meadows to creek bottom to rolling hills and meadows. The views are incredible in each direction of the rolling hills of Douglas County and the Rocky Mountains to the west. East Cherry Creek runs the length of the ranch for 3/4 of a mile. Grasses range from native grass species such as Blue Grama and Buffalo grass to improved grasses, such as Brome. The creek bottom is lined with Cottonwood trees and the hills with mature Ponderosa Pines. The hills have natural rock outcroppings. The location is very private yet it boasts easy access to both Denver Metro and Colorado Springs Colorado. The land is a haven for outdoor recreation and wildlife. With East Cherry Creek running the length of the property, live water is a key feature, supporting a rich ecosystem. Improvements The homestead area of the ranch includes a lovingly maintained turn of the century farm house with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Other functional buildings included near the farm house include two shop buildingsincluding a 66x 24 building with 10 ft overhead doors and a 4050 building with 12 ft overhead doors, a kitchen, bathroom and loft , a historic 4848 dairy barn that has been partially converted to comfortable office space, a 3080 equipment shed and a hay storage barn. There are plenty of corrals and pens to livestock. Recreation A Bar Ranch boasts Trophy Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope, Turkey and various small game, birds and predators. Elk tags are over the counter plains elk tags. The elk sign on the ranch at the time of listing may be the most sign per acre of any property that I've had the privilege of touring. This makes the fall of the year a slam dunk for Elk hunters. The ranch is in Game Management Unit 104 and its a draw area for Deer and Pronghorn. The ranch has the facilities for equine recreation and would make a great destination for any equine discipline. Agriculture The ranch harvests hay on 185 acres of dryland and sub-irrigated meadows. The balance is grazing land. The ranch holds rights on the East Cherry Creek Alluvium to irrigate and has an irrigation pond and irrigation equipment, though not currently in use. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water rights include irrigation rights to the alluvium of East Cherry Creek. The rights are an 1881 water right from Alderman Ditch, 2.5 cfs diverted from East Cherry Creek , Priority number 132, with an average annual diversion of 86 to 131.5 acre feet. The ranch also hold the deep water rights from 5 aquifers totaling 697.6 acre feet per year. Mineral rights are to be included, if any are held by the owners. Region & Climate Douglas County averages about 19 acres of rain annually and has fairly mild winters, though it can snow 60+ inches annually, but with an average of 245 annual days of sunshine and varying winter temperatures, the snow doesn't stay for long. History The area is rich in ranching history and was highly desired for large ranchers due to its good high protein grazing and favorable climate. Feed was plentiful and markets were near. This ranch echoes the past and is like a step back in time with its lush pastures, good winter protection and access to good and plentiful water resources. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a ranch that perfectly balances seclusion, convenience, and luxury. Whether you are drawn to the land for its exceptional wildlife and hunting, the productive hay meadows, or the custom home for its refined comfort and breathtaking views, A Bar Ranch offers a rare and complete package. Location Located in the highly sought after East Cherry Creek valley in Douglas County Colorado, the ranch is conveniently located within one hour of both Denver and Colorado Springs. Denver International Airport is 58 miles door to gate or, if you prefer, Colorado Springs Airport is 32 miles south and serves many major cities. The ranches location is 9 miles west of Elbert Colorado and is centrally located between the small communities of Franktown, Elizabeth, Larkspur, Castle Rock and Monument Colorado. Each with its own services and unique culture. Douglas County is popular for its front range mountain views, wide open spaces, outdoor recreation and hiking trails.

Set beneath Eagle Mountain, a natural rock formation near the quaint town of Larkspur, Colorado, adjoining 21,000 +/- acres of protected lands. This stunning retreat delivers a level of privacy and quiet rarely found so close to Denver. Positioned in the heart of the Front Range’s premier equestrian corridor, it offers a seamless balance between daily accessibility and a true western lifestyle, with herds of elk frequenting the property. Equidistant between Denver and Colorado Springs. Spectacular views of Pikes Peak and the Front Range Improvements Main residence with curated landscaping and elevated views Guest house for extended stays or staff accommodations Well-appointed working barn with integrated storage Indoor riding arena with professional-grade footing, with connected extra-large stalls and runs Outdoor arena positioned for optimal use Land & Setting Private legacy shielded from I-25 and surrounding development by Eagle Mountain A creek runs through the western portion of the property Direct adjacency to large conserved open space holdings with a network of riding, biking, and hiking trails (---miles) Stunning Pikes Peak views to the south and views of the Front Range to the north From grassy meadows to the towering 7,523 foot Eagle Mountain Equestrian & Recreation Turnkey, immaculate equestrian infrastructure suited for dressage, training, and other Regulation-size outdoor dressage arena Heated indoor riding arena with mirrors and a professional sound system Indoor and outdoor arenas built by Atwood Equestrian with Pinnacle footing (dust-free, temperature-stable, low maintenance) Advanced drainage system in outdoor arena for year-round usability Footing designed for dressage; adaptable to multiple disciplines Additional riding trails, with direct access to Spruce Mountain Open Space and parts of Greenland Ranch Training barn pre-wired and reinforced for future solarium Power in place for Eurociser installation Generator-ready electrical system and 250-gallon backup water tank in training barn Automatic propane backup generator servicing the main home and well Solar-powered and Nelson automatic waterers Oversized stalls, including a dedicated foaling/rehab stall 9 stalls in the training barn and 7 stalls in the owner’s barn