Elevated 36.86-Acre Elizabeth Ranch with Panoramic Front Range Views

Set atop an elevated homesite just five miles from the town of Elizabeth, this 36.86-acre ranch captures sweeping Front Range views stretching from Pikes Peak north across the horizon. Designed to embrace its setting, the 5,027-square-foot walk-out ranch features expansive picture windows and vaulted ceilings that frame the surrounding landscape, bringing the mountains, sky, and open prairie into the living spaces. From the expansive composite deck, the views unfold in every direction—an ever-changing backdrop of Colorado sunsets, distant peaks, and wide-open plains.

The land itself defines the character of the property. A blend of open meadow, mature ponderosa pines, and natural rock outcroppings creates a distinctly Colorado landscape across the gently rolling acreage. The terrain is highly usable and thoughtfully balanced between open pasture and treed privacy, offering both functionality and natural beauty. Wildlife frequently passes through the property, including deer, antelope, turkey, and elk, reinforcing the sense of quiet rural living while remaining conveniently close to town.

Inside, the residence offers a spacious and flexible layout designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. The main level includes an open-concept living area, kitchen, and dining space oriented toward the mountain views, along with a dedicated office with French doors and two bedrooms on the main level. The finished walk-out basement expands the living space with four additional bedrooms, large windows, and direct access to the lower patio, creating an ideal setting for guests, multigenerational living, or recreation.

Beyond the home, the property includes substantial ranch infrastructure already in place. A 60' x 40' barn with power, water, tack room, and stall space supports equestrian or agricultural use, while the 48' x 47' detached shop with 220-volt power and concrete drive provides ample space for vehicles, equipment, or workshop needs. Zoned AG-1 with no HOA, the property allows flexibility for livestock and agricultural use, supported by a private well permitted for domestic, livestock, and irrigation use. Additional improvements include a metal roof installed in 2021 and a septic system with a use permit issued in May 2025.

Positioned in Douglas County just five miles from Elizabeth and approximately fifteen miles from both Parker and Castle Rock, the property offers a rare balance of privacy, usable acreage, and accessibility. For buyers seeking additional scale, two adjoining parcels—15.97 acres and 27.58 acres—are also available, creating an opportunity to expand the land holding in this remarkable setting.