Aspen Meadows
Two homes, an indoor pool, and 360° Pikes Peak views on 48 private acres — thirty-six minutes from the city, and a world away from it.
Forty-eight acres to call your own.
The property opens the moment you leave the county road — meadow and forest rolling out under a wide Colorado sky, with no neighbor in sight. Forty-eight fully fenced acres, yours to walk, ride, or simply watch the seasons move across.
Built for its setting.
The main home makes a confident first impression — timber and stone against the blue, a circular drive, and covered porches that open toward the mountains. Built in 2008 to make the most of the view.
Peak Views, from your own deck.
Step onto the covered deck and the horizon does the rest. The land sits high enough to hold the peaks in full view, with weather and light crossing the meadow all day long — the kind of outlook you build a home around.
Anchored in stone.
A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the great room, framed by windows on the meadow. Vaulted ceilings and warm wood floors make it grand without ever feeling formal — built for long winters and easy company.
The heart of the home.
Custom wood cabinetry, a full appliance suite, and an island with room to cook for a crowd — all with the mountains in the window. Two gas fireplaces keep the main level warm from the first cold morning to the last.
Gather, and stay a while.
A dining room made for long dinners — soft overhead light, room for the whole table, and windows that keep the meadow in view well past dessert.
Wake to the meadow.
A spacious main-level retreat with its own fireplace, opening to the aspens and peaks beyond. No stairs to climb, no view to trade away — just the quiet of the mountain, first thing.
A retreat within the retreat.
The primary bath keeps its own company — a jetted soaking tub beneath the window, a double vanity, and a separate shower. A place to end the day slowly, with the trees for scenery.
The season never gets a vote.
An endless lap pool under its own roof means the weather outside never decides the one within. Swim through a February snow or a July afternoon — the amenity that turns a home into a place you never quite need to leave.
A cabin all its own.
A short walk from the main house, a turn-key log cabin stands on its own — over 2,500 square feet, fully furnished, and run successfully as a short-term rental. Guest house, income, or retreat: the choice is yours.
Warm to the rafters.
Vaulted pine, a stone hearth, and light from every side give the cabin the same easy warmth as the main home. It welcomes extended family and paying guests alike, without asking anything of the house next door.
A full home, not a guest room.
The cabin keeps a kitchen of its own — real counters, full appliances, and room to cook and gather — so it lives as a true second residence rather than an overflow room. Furnished and rental-ready, it asks nothing of the main house.
Room to breathe, near Divide.
Forty-eight fully fenced acres in the Florissant Canyon area of Teller County, with the high peaks on the horizon. Genuine mountain living — well water, propane, space to roam — yet Colorado Springs is only about thirty-six minutes away.
The particulars.
Come see Aspen Meadows for yourself.
Photographs only reach so far up this mountain. If this is the kind of place you've been picturing, Elaine would be glad to walk the land with you and tell you the rest of its story in person.