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Claim a rare jewel on the Colorado Front Range—a 6-acre riverfront sanctuary bordered by Pike National Forest on two sides. With over 1,000 feet of Gold Medal South Platte River frontage—one of the nation’s top fly-fishing spots—this land is paradise for anglers, kayakers, and nature lovers. Serene willows draw ducks, foxes, and bald eagles. Lush prairie grass, once used for grazing, is perfect for horses, stables, paddocks, or trails. With abundant southern sun, low elevation, a mild climate, and rich soil, the property invites vibrant landscaping. A high-yield, permitted well with irrigation rights supports gardens or pastures.
Backdropped by Long Scraggy Peak, enjoy direct access to the Colorado Trail and nearby off-road motorcycle, UTV, and Jeep trails. Located in GMUs 51 and 501, it provides exceptional hunting access for elk and mule deer. Though remote, it's just minutes from Deckers’ shops, bars, and restaurants. It’s ideal as a vacation retreat or primary home—only 15 minutes to Deckers, 45 to Castle Rock or Denver, and 1 hour to Colorado Springs–making it surprisingly commutable.
Nestled among spruce trees in a sunny river valley, the rustic 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers a blank canvas. Though needing more than a standard remodel, it includes an enclosed porch, open-concept layout, garage, and large windows. Revamp it, build new, or add another home.
Flexible Douglas County zoning allows short-term rentals, livestock, equestrian use, and a limited home-based business, providing prime income opportunities. Add a barn, shop, or second dwelling to craft your dream estate. Owner financing available under negotiable terms for qualified buyers.
