This 77 plus acres has it all, for the outdoorsmen, retired lifestyle, hunters and fishermen or outdoor enthusiast. Two lots zoned agricultural with wells already existing on both lots. There is a cute and functional Tiny home already built and perfect for a living quarters while the home and shop are added. Good access via flag lot, which gets you off of the county road, with the feel of privacy but while convenient to come and go. Locked gate and fencing assures security.... zoned for HORSES or CATTLE or whatever. HOA pond for fishing, and close to 11 mile Reservoir, Spinney Reservoir and the Dream Stream... literally three of the best fisheries in the state of Colorado. Directly across County Road 59 is 11,000 acres of Pike National Forest on 39 mile mountain, directly north of property 1 mile is another 1200 acres of National Forest. Excellent deer, elk, bear and turkey hunting in game units 58 and 581. Electricity and land line phone are at the property line. Internet via Starlink is the most common option. The quaint little town of Guffey CO is approximately 5 miles away with Restaurant, bar and entertainment options. Summer consist of outdoor music, great food and great neighbors.... winters offers the same on an indoor schedule. Quad runners, dirt bikes, shooting sports, miles of hiking, thousands of acres of hunting, camping, fishing.... All right out of your front door. Seasonal creek, generator, lodging, all on site and ready for you to start your dream property and move in ready. Bring your hiking boots and come take a look today. Thanks
Courtesy: Saddle Up Realty LLC
Daniel Sullivan
719-648-2230
At first glance, wildflowers pull you in. Yellow blooms spill along the roadside and wander through native grasses, creating a tapestry of sage, ochre and emerald across 5.46 acres in Guffey's Pike Meadows Estates. But keep walking. The broad meadow begins to rise, sculpted granite breaks through the earth and ponderosa pines gather around pockets of aspen that shimmer green and silver in summer, blaze gold and orange in fall and leave pale trunks etched against winter snow. What seemed spacious and sunny at first becomes textured and full of places to explore. Natural passages wind between the formations, leading to quiet overlooks where the stone holds the warmth of the sun, the air carries the clean, earthy fragrance of the forest and the valley stretches toward a layered horizon of timbered hills and distant peaks. Sit for a while as clouds gather, songbirds call, shadows drift across the grass and afternoon light moves from one hillside to the next. The gently rolling terrain offers several possibilities for a future homesite, with sunlit clearings balanced by enough trees and granite to provide privacy and unmistakable Colorado character. Power is already established for RV use, allowing weekends here to begin as plans for tomorrow take shape. Set at the corner of two year-round county-maintained gravel roads, the parcel provides convenient access in every season. With no HOA or restrictive covenants, someone else's vision does not come with the deed. Guffey keeps the essentials of small-town life nearby with a K-8 charter school, post office, library and local eateries. Beyond town, Pike National Forest, Eleven Mile and Spinney Reservoirs and the Dream Stream turn free days into fishing, hiking, hunting and backcountry adventure. Morning coffee comes with cool mountain air, twilight settles over the meadow and after dark, stars sweep from one ridgeline to the next. Follow your curiosity, soak in the scenery and let the land show you where you belong!
Take in the beauty of Colorado from this open and scenic parcel! This property offers expansive meadowland, gently rolling terrain, and breathtaking mountain views across the surrounding landscape. With wide-open skies and unobstructed views, the land provides a peaceful setting to bring your vision to life. The property is predominantly open, offering plenty of usable space and flexibility for a future homesite, recreational use, or your own Colorado retreat. Enjoy the quiet rural atmosphere, beautiful natural surroundings, and stunning mountain scenery while still having convenient access to the area’s surrounding roads and amenities. A wonderful opportunity to own open Colorado land with views you’ll appreciate every day.
The farther you travel into Beaver Springs, the more the outside world falls away. Hidden in Guffey's high country, just west of town, these 35 acres offer quiet that draws families and friends back together. Phones disappear, chairs pull closer and no one bothers watching the clock. Mornings begin with the scent of pine instead of alarms, and summer camping means disconnecting from daily demands, reconnecting with nature and heading home rejuvenated. A winding drive leads to an off-grid basecamp and a 30x24 barn built in 2023. Wide double doors reveal 720 sq ft for recreational gear, tools and backcountry essentials. Windows draw daylight, while the covered side area shelters outdoor meals, passing storms and evenings spent gawking at tangerine skies. The gravel apron eases unloading, and wooded campsites give everyone space of their own. Beyond the clearing, grass-covered ridges overlook draws of ponderosa, mixed evergreens and pockets of aspen, changing with every turn. Black Mountain commands the horizon, standing watch over the barn and hillsides. Interior two-tracks lead to prime building sites offering sunshine, privacy and sweeping views that make you stop and stare. Protective covenants preserve the rural setting, while a low annual road association fee supports private roads. A longstanding grazing lease supports agricultural classification and exceptionally low property taxes. Back in Guffey proper, music spills from seasonal eateries, car shows draw a crowd and gatherings turn afternoons into memories. Nearby, Eleven Mile and Spinney Mountain Reservoirs, the Dream Stream and Pike National Forest promise glassy water, winding trails and adventure. After exploring, return to camp and watch darkness unveil what city lights conceal: stars so deep and bright that conversations pause and faces turn upward. Under the Milky Way, reflection comes easily, and an unforgettable escape begins to feel like a tradition worth carrying forward!
Courtesy: Saddle Up Realty LLC
Daniel Sullivan
719-648-2230
The farther you travel into Beaver Springs, the more the outside world falls away. Hidden in Guffey's high country, just west of town, these 35 acres offer quiet that draws families and friends back together. Phones disappear, chairs pull closer and no one bothers watching the clock. Mornings begin with the scent of pine instead of alarms, and summer camping means disconnecting from daily demands, reconnecting with nature and heading home rejuvenated. A winding drive leads to an off-grid basecamp and a 30x24 barn built in 2023. Wide double doors reveal 720 sq ft for recreational gear, tools and backcountry essentials. Windows draw daylight, while the covered side area shelters outdoor meals, passing storms and evenings spent gawking at tangerine skies. The gravel apron eases unloading, and wooded campsites give everyone space of their own. Beyond the clearing, grass-covered ridges overlook draws of ponderosa, mixed evergreens and pockets of aspen, changing with every turn. Black Mountain commands the horizon, standing watch over the barn and hillsides. Interior two-tracks lead to prime building sites offering sunshine, privacy and sweeping views that make you stop and stare. Protective covenants preserve the rural setting, while a low annual road association fee supports private roads. A longstanding grazing lease supports agricultural classification and exceptionally low property taxes. Back in Guffey proper, music spills from seasonal eateries, car shows draw a crowd and gatherings turn afternoons into memories. Nearby, Eleven Mile and Spinney Mountain Reservoirs, the Dream Stream and Pike National Forest promise glassy water, winding trails and adventure. After exploring, return to camp and watch darkness unveil what city lights conceal: stars so deep and bright that conversations pause and faces turn upward. Under the Milky Way, reflection comes easily, and an unforgettable escape begins to feel like a tradition worth carrying forward!
The farther you travel into Beaver Springs, the more the outside world falls away. Hidden in Guffey's high country, just west of town, these 35 acres offer quiet that draws families and friends back together. Phones disappear, chairs pull closer and no one bothers watching the clock. Mornings begin with the scent of pine instead of alarms, and summer camping means disconnecting from daily demands, reconnecting with nature and heading home rejuvenated. A winding drive leads to an off-grid basecamp and a 30x24 barn built in 2023. Wide double doors reveal 720 sq ft for recreational gear, tools and backcountry essentials. Windows draw daylight, while the covered side area shelters outdoor meals, passing storms and evenings spent gawking at tangerine skies. The gravel apron eases unloading, and wooded campsites give everyone space of their own. Beyond the clearing, grass-covered ridges overlook draws of ponderosa, mixed evergreens and pockets of aspen, changing with every turn. Black Mountain commands the horizon, standing watch over the barn and hillsides. Interior two-tracks lead to prime building sites offering sunshine, privacy and sweeping views that make you stop and stare. Protective covenants preserve the rural setting, while a low annual road association fee supports private roads. A longstanding grazing lease supports agricultural classification and exceptionally low property taxes. Back in Guffey proper, music spills from seasonal eateries, car shows draw a crowd and gatherings turn afternoons into memories. Nearby, Eleven Mile and Spinney Mountain Reservoirs, the Dream Stream and Pike National Forest promise glassy water, winding trails and adventure. After exploring, return to camp and watch darkness unveil what city lights conceal: stars so deep and bright that conversations pause and faces turn upward. Under the Milky Way, reflection comes easily, and an unforgettable escape begins to feel like a tradition worth carrying forward!
Courtesy: BrightCO Home Group
Chandra Herman
719-661-5067
Discover the perfect setting for your Colorado mountain dream on this beautiful 6.4-acre parcel in the heart of Guffey. With level, usable terrain and electricity available at the lot line, this property is ready for your vision—whether you're planning a full-time residence, mountain getaway, or future investment. Wake up to breathtaking views of Pikes Peak and enjoy the peace, privacy, and wide-open spaces that make this area so special. The gently usable acreage provides ample room for a custom home, garage, workshop, RV parking, or outdoor entertaining while still preserving the natural beauty of the landscape. Located just minutes from the charming town of Guffey, you'll love the small-town atmosphere, local eateries, and community events, while remaining close to endless outdoor recreation. Explore nearby Pike National Forest, enjoy world-class fishing at Eleven Mile Reservoir and Spinney Mountain Reservoir, spend the day hiking, hunting, horseback riding, or simply take in the incredible scenery that surrounds you. If you've been searching for an easy-to-build mountain property with spectacular Pikes Peak views and an unbeatable Colorado lifestyle, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss.
Courtesy: Saddle Up Realty LLC
Daniel Sullivan
719-648-2230
Vacant land? Technically. Starting from scratch? Not even close! These 10.16 acres in Cover Mountain Ranch come with costly groundwork already in place and a clear path toward a custom mountain home. A documented 8 GPM residential well reaches 500 feet and features a newer pump installed in 2020, while an engineered septic system designed for a two-bedroom residence is already installed. Additional bedrooms may be possible through required approval and system expansion. An established driveway sweeps across sunlit meadow toward a homesite where Cover Mountain and Castle Mountain rise into view. Ponderosa pines gather in groups, pockets of aspen flicker along the wooded edges, native grasses ripple in the breeze, and scattered granite adds texture without stealing the land's usability. Morning brings the scent of pine and grass, afternoon clouds send shadows traveling across the mountains, and evening quiet settles in before stars take over the sky. Fencing along the west and south boundaries gives horse owners and future builders a valuable start. An oldie-but-goodie trailer makes the land useful now as a hunting camp, seasonal getaway, or weekend headquarters as building plans come together. The included storage container and sheds provide room for tools, gear, and mountain toys. Rebuild the solar setup for off-grid independence or explore bringing in electrical service, keeping the choice in your hands. Low annual POA fees, reasonable covenants, maintained gravel roads, and year-round access from paved County Road 102 keep ownership practical without squeezing the freedom out of mountain life. Plenty of listings offer pretty scenery and promises about someday. Far fewer combine usable acreage, a producing well, installed septic, access, storage, shelter, fencing, and power options in one ready-to-enjoy package. Come for the beauty if you like, but buy it for what is already beneath your feet and everything you can build above it!
A beautiful 23.80+/- acre ranch setting nestled in the coveted Four Mile Ranch 4038 Subdivision, near the quant mountain town of Guffey, in Park County, Colorado. This vacant lot is nestled between rolling hills and includes a nice mix of mature pines, rock outcrops, meadows with beautiful mountain views. When you enter into the subdivision onto Owl Nest Road, follow the gravel road to the intersection and sign, take a right and you will see this lot flanks the north side of the gravel private road, then follow the road all of the way around until you come to two t-posts with a chain across. The lot is shaped somewhat like a big slice of pie, and widens as you drive or walk east. This lot has endless views of the mountain, meadows for grazing and offers a variety of opportunities such as camping, hiking, horse back riding and atv opportunities year round. Great location for full time home, mountain cabin or off-grid bungalow for that adventurous home owner. Offering a nice private setting and still minutes from Woodland Park, Cripple Creek, Canon City, Hartsel, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spiney Reservoir and just a hop skip and jump to Monarch, Breckenridge and other areas offering more hunting, skiing and outdoor recreational opportunities. Hurry, this beauty will not last long!
Discover the perfect Colorado mountain escape on this 7.5-acre wooded parcel nestled in Guffey. Surrounded by towering pines, aspens, and abundant wildlife, this beautiful property offers privacy, tranquility, and multiple potential building sites to create your dream cabin or custom mountain home. Enjoy the peaceful setting while remaining within easy reach of outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, ATV trails, horseback riding, and endless opportunities to explore the Colorado Rockies. Whether you’re looking for a weekend retreat, future homesite, this property offers the ideal blend of natural beauty and accessibility. Bring your vision and experience everything mountain living has to offer.
The hardest part of building your mountain life is finding the right place to begin. Long before you reach the driveway, County Road 71 begins changing your pace. The road winds through one of Guffey's most beautiful mountain valleys where towering ponderosa pines, waving native grasses, colorful wildflowers, and ever-changing mountain scenery remind you that life doesn't always have to move so fast. By the time you reach the property, the reason people never stop searching for places like this becomes unmistakably clear. Set on 3.25 inviting acres in desirable Pike Meadows Estates, this property gives you a genuine head start with a newly installed driveway, culvert, and spacious level pad, allowing you to begin enjoying your mountain escape today while your vision for tomorrow naturally takes shape. A short walk up the hillside reveals an exceptional homesite where mature pines provide privacy, sunshine filters through the trees, and sweeping views stretch across the valley, making it easy to picture mornings on the porch and evenings beneath Colorado's remarkable night skies. With nearby power already available, bringing your plans to life becomes that much easier, while year-round county-maintained access and the freedom of no HOA or restrictive covenants let you enjoy the property today and build on your own timetable. Whether your perfect day leads to Pike National Forest, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spinney Mountain Reservoir, Mueller State Park, the South Platte River, or countless opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, fishing, rafting, hunting, skiing, and OHV adventures, coming home may become the best part of all. As daylight settles across the valley, spectacular sunsets fade into remarkably dark, star-filled skies where the breeze through the pines replaces the noise you left behind. Some properties simply offer a place to build. The rare ones quietly become part of the life you've been searching for!
Courtesy: Your Neighborhood Realty Inc
Sabrina Kelley
719-963-1630
Beautiful & Buildable 20.21-Acre Lot. Discover the perfect blend of privacy, usability, and natural beauty on this exceptional parcel. With excellent year-round access, expansive blue skies, and multiple level building sites, this property is ready for your dream home, mountain retreat, or future investment. Fenced on three sides and gated, this rare property offers 100% usable land, providing endless possibilities for horses, livestock, recreation, or additional outbuildings. Mature Ponderosa pines are scattered throughout the acreage, creating a picturesque setting while framing sweeping mountain views. Incredible sunsets to the west are stunning and the wildlife sightings are unparalleled across the seasons. A voluntary LOA provides road maintenance only, allowing you to enjoy easy access without the restrictions of a traditional HOAs. A current grazing lease with a local rancher helps keep property taxes low. Power poles are already located on the property, making it convenient to bring electricity directly to your preferred building site. Whether you are ready to build now or invest for the future, this unique combination of privacy, usable acreage, mountain views, and existing infrastructure is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Colorado's mountain communities.
Beautiful & Buildable 20.21-Acre Lot. Discover the perfect blend of privacy, usability, and natural beauty on this exceptional parcel. With excellent year-round access, expansive blue skies, and multiple level building sites, this property is ready for your dream home, mountain retreat, or future investment. Fenced on three sides and gated, this rare property offers 100% usable land, providing endless possibilities for horses, livestock, recreation, or additional outbuildings. Mature Ponderosa pines are scattered throughout the acreage, creating a picturesque setting while framing sweeping mountain views. Incredible sunsets to the west are stunning and the wildlife sightings are unparalleled across the seasons. A voluntary LOA provides road maintenance only, allowing you to enjoy easy access without the restrictions of a traditional HOAs. A current grazing lease with a local rancher helps keep property taxes low. Power poles are already located on the property, making it convenient to bring electricity directly to your preferred building site. Whether you are ready to build now or invest for the future, this unique combination of privacy, usable acreage, mountain views, and existing infrastructure is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Colorado's mountain communities.
This Beautiful property is the perfect mountain get away. Ideal for a cabin, camping or a full time residence. Featuring Views of mountains, mature aspen and pine trees and large rock formations . The Landscape provides level ground with a slight slope to the unique granite rock cliff at the back of the parcel with a mountain view which is truly spectacular. For outdoor adventures you are minutes from Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spinney reservoir, Florissant Fossil Beds, Mueller State Park and Pike National Forest. For your shopping and night life Woodland Park, CO is approximately 35 minutes . Historic Cripple Creek / Victor is approximately 35 minutes. Electric and cable are located at the front property line. County maintained gravel roads. Covenant Documents are attached. Approximate parcel line aerial view screen shot in supplements .
How many times have you heard someone say, "I wish I had bought land when I had the chance?" Mark Twain had the answer long before Colorado mountain acreage became this hard to find: "Buy land...they're not making it anymore!" Offered together as two adjoining parcels totaling 16+ acres in desirable Park Ridge Ranch, this property proves why that advice still matters. The land starts with a usable mountain meadow where greenhouse structures give the next owner immediate purpose, whether that means growing food, storing tools and supplies, keeping camping or hunting gear on site, or supporting a future home site. From there, the property rises into the kind of country people picture when they dream about owning land in the mountains: tall ponderosa pine, bright aspen groves, weathered granite, quiet draws, natural benches, and ridgelines that open to sweeping views of the west side of Pikes Peak, Mount Pisgah, and the surrounding Front Range. A historic mine opening tucked into the rock adds a touch of old Colorado without stealing the show, while multiple building sites let you choose the life that fits, from a tucked-away cabin in the timber to a home positioned for big views and warm southern exposure. Reasonable protective covenants help preserve the character of the neighborhood without HOA dues, county-maintained roads provide year-round access, and nearby power adds practicality when the time comes to improve the land. Pike National Forest, Mueller State Park, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, Guffey, Florissant, Cripple Creek, Woodland Park, and Colorado Springs are all within reach, giving you a quiet mountain setting with recreation, services, and supplies close enough to matter. Some buyers will see a camping basecamp. Others will see a future home, a garden, a hunting retreat, or land to hold for the next generation. The right buyer will see what Twain was talking about from the moment they step onto it!
How many times have you heard someone say, "I wish I had bought land when I had the chance?" Mark Twain had the answer long before Colorado mountain acreage became this hard to find: "Buy land...they're not making it anymore!" Offered together as two adjoining parcels totaling 16+ acres in desirable Park Ridge Ranch, this property proves why that advice still matters. The land starts with a usable mountain meadow where greenhouse structures give the next owner immediate purpose, whether that means growing food, storing tools and supplies, keeping camping or hunting gear on site, or supporting a future home site. From there, the property rises into the kind of country people picture when they dream about owning land in the mountains: tall ponderosa pine, bright aspen groves, weathered granite, quiet draws, natural benches, and ridgelines that open to sweeping views of the west side of Pikes Peak, Mount Pisgah, and the surrounding Front Range. A historic mine opening tucked into the rock adds a touch of old Colorado without stealing the show, while multiple building sites let you choose the life that fits, from a tucked-away cabin in the timber to a home positioned for big views and warm southern exposure. Reasonable protective covenants help preserve the character of the neighborhood without HOA dues, county-maintained roads provide year-round access, and nearby power adds practicality when the time comes to improve the land. Pike National Forest, Mueller State Park, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, Guffey, Florissant, Cripple Creek, Woodland Park, and Colorado Springs are all within reach, giving you a quiet mountain setting with recreation, services, and supplies close enough to matter. Some buyers will see a camping basecamp. Others will see a future home, a garden, a hunting retreat, or land to hold for the next generation. The right buyer will see what Twain was talking about from the moment they step onto it!
With rich history and quiet ombience here is your Opportunity to own two lots comprising in total of .21 acres in the town of Guffey, Park County Colorado. Initially known as "Freshwater," the settlement incorporated in 1895 and was renamed Guffey in 1896. The town is positioned just a short drive from world-class Gold Medal trout fishing on the South Platte River ("The Dream Stream") and the Eleven Mile State Park and a Close drive to Cripple Creek Colo and larger towns of Canon City and Woodland Park. Contact me for additional questions
Beautiful & Buildable 20.21-Acre Lot. Discover the perfect blend of privacy, usability, and natural beauty on this exceptional parcel. With excellent year-round access, expansive blue skies, and multiple level building sites, this property is ready for your dream home, mountain retreat, or future investment. Fenced on three sides and gated, this rare property offers 100% usable land, providing endless possibilities for horses, livestock, recreation, or additional outbuildings. Mature Ponderosa pines are scattered throughout the acreage, creating a picturesque setting while framing sweeping mountain views. Incredible sunsets to the west are stunning and the wildlife sightings are unparalleled across the seasons. A voluntary LOA provides road maintenance only, allowing you to enjoy easy access without the restrictions of a traditional HOAs. A current grazing lease with a local rancher helps keep property taxes low. Power poles are already located on the property, making it convenient to bring electricity directly to your preferred building site. Whether you are ready to build now or invest for the future, this unique combination of privacy, usable acreage, mountain views, and existing infrastructure is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Colorado's mountain communities.
Looking for a ready-made mountain basecamp? This 1.68-acre property is set up and ready for your next adventure. Surrounded by aspens and tucked away in a private setting, this fenced property features a simple gated entrance and an impressive collection of buildings and improvements designed for off-grid living and recreation. The main outbuilding serves as a camper garage and gathering space, complete with a comfortable living area and a wood-burning stove for warming up after a day outdoors. Additional improvements include multiple carports, a small shop, generator and cistern storage, outhouse, solar power system, and a septic holding tank located behind the camper garage. Everything is already in place, making this an ideal turnkey setup for weekend getaways, hunting camp, ATV adventures, or a home base for exploring the surrounding mountains. One of the biggest advantages is the location. National Forest access is just up the road, putting thousands of acres of public land practically at your doorstep. Whether you enjoy hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV riding, camping, or simply getting away from the crowds, this area is known for outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities. The structures have been well built and carefully maintained; however, they are not permitted. Property is being sold AS-IS. This is a unique opportunity for the right buyer who values privacy, recreation, and an established off-grid setup that's ready to use from day one.
Courtesy: Saddle Up Realty LLC
Daniel Sullivan
719-648-2230
Wide open space and a sweeping bowl of mountain views define this AG-zoned 40-acre parcel east of Guffey, where rolling grasslands stretch beneath the Collegiate Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Range, and countless horizons in between. The terrain is remarkably usable, offering the kind of ground that appeals to ranchers, horse owners, homesteaders, and anyone seeking room to spread out without giving up scenery. Gentle contours create visual interest across the landscape while preserving the flexibility to build, graze livestock, ride horses, or simply enjoy a quieter pace surrounded by Colorado's high-country ranchlands. Unlike heavily wooded parcels that require extensive clearing before plans can begin, this property provides an open canvas where future improvements can take shape with far fewer obstacles. Completely unimproved and offered without HOA restrictions or covenants, the land allows owners to pursue their own vision while enjoying the freedom that comes with a true metes-and-bounds holding. The acreage qualifies for a domestic well permit, and excellent solar exposure supports off-grid living in an area where many neighboring properties operate independently. Antelope, elk, mule deer, and turkey are common throughout the surrounding country, reinforcing the area's long-standing connection to ranching, wildlife, and outdoor recreation. Located just a few miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property enjoys convenient access to local eateries, live music, and community events, while larger services, shopping, and healthcare are available in Cañon City and Woodland Park. Nearby opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, rafting, and exploring public lands add to the appeal, but the true value here is the land itself: forty acres of usable ground, expansive views, and the opportunity to create something lasting in a part of Colorado that still values open space!
Courtesy: Saddle Up Realty LLC
Daniel Sullivan
719-648-2230
Pikes Peak steals the show from the premier build site on this 40.89± acre parcel east of Guffey, but the views are only part of the story. Rolling hills climb from timbered draws and dense stands of pine and aspen to elevated ridgelines where the Front Range fills the horizon. Granite outcroppings break through the landscape, open parks give way to sheltered timber, and the terrain changes enough across the property to create distinctly different settings from one end to the other. The highest portions capture the biggest views, while lower areas offer privacy among the trees and additional building opportunities. Completely unimproved and AG-zoned, this metes-and-bounds parcel remains a blank slate with no HOA, no covenants, and eligibility for a domestic well. Off-grid solar is the practical choice for most owners in this area, where independence remains part of daily life. Elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and turkey regularly travel through the property, adding to its appeal for hunters, wildlife watchers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Located approximately 7 miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property feels a world away from crowded cities and subdivisions, yet remains within reach of the live music, local eateries, community events, and small-town character that define this corner of Park County. Larger services, shopping, healthcare, and everyday necessities are available in Cañon City and Woodland Park. Recreation extends in every direction with access to Pike National Forest, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spinney Mountain Reservoir, the Dream Stream, and thousands of acres of public land. Fishing, hiking, hunting, whitewater rafting, zip lining, helicopter tours, and Royal Gorge attractions keep the region active throughout the year. Whether envisioned as a mountain getaway, future homesite, hunting basecamp, or simply a place to enjoy remarkable scenery and privacy, this property delivers the freedom that continues to draw buyers to this part of the Rockies!
Wide open space and a sweeping bowl of mountain views define this AG-zoned 40-acre parcel east of Guffey, where rolling grasslands stretch beneath the Collegiate Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Range, and countless horizons in between. The terrain is remarkably usable, offering the kind of ground that appeals to ranchers, horse owners, homesteaders, and anyone seeking room to spread out without giving up scenery. Gentle contours create visual interest across the landscape while preserving the flexibility to build, graze livestock, ride horses, or simply enjoy a quieter pace surrounded by Colorado's high-country ranchlands. Unlike heavily wooded parcels that require extensive clearing before plans can begin, this property provides an open canvas where future improvements can take shape with far fewer obstacles. Completely unimproved and offered without HOA restrictions or covenants, the land allows owners to pursue their own vision while enjoying the freedom that comes with a true metes-and-bounds holding. The acreage qualifies for a domestic well permit, and excellent solar exposure supports off-grid living in an area where many neighboring properties operate independently. Antelope, elk, mule deer, and turkey are common throughout the surrounding country, reinforcing the area's long-standing connection to ranching, wildlife, and outdoor recreation. Located just a few miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property enjoys convenient access to local eateries, live music, and community events, while larger services, shopping, and healthcare are available in Canon City and Woodland Park. Nearby opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, rafting, and exploring public lands add to the appeal, but the true value here is the land itself: forty acres of usable ground, expansive views, and the opportunity to create something lasting in a part of Colorado that still values open space!
Pikes Peak steals the show from the premier build site on this 40.89 acre parcel east of Guffey, but the views are only part of the story. Rolling hills climb from timbered draws and dense stands of pine and aspen to elevated ridgelines where the Front Range fills the horizon. Granite outcroppings break through the landscape, open parks give way to sheltered timber, and the terrain changes enough across the property to create distinctly different settings from one end to the other. The highest portions capture the biggest views, while lower areas offer privacy among the trees and additional building opportunities. Completely unimproved and AG-zoned, this metes-and-bounds parcel remains a blank slate with no HOA, no covenants, and eligibility for a domestic well. Off-grid solar is the practical choice for most owners in this area, where independence remains part of daily life. Elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and turkey regularly travel through the property, adding to its appeal for hunters, wildlife watchers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Located approximately 7 miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property feels a world away from crowded cities and subdivisions, yet remains within reach of the live music, local eateries, community events, and small-town character that define this corner of Park County. Larger services, shopping, healthcare, and everyday necessities are available in Canon City and Woodland Park. Recreation extends in every direction with access to Pike National Forest, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spinney Mountain Reservoir, the Dream Stream, and thousands of acres of public land. Fishing, hiking, hunting, whitewater rafting, zip lining, helicopter tours, and Royal Gorge attractions keep the region active throughout the year. Whether envisioned as a mountain getaway, future homesite, hunting basecamp, or simply a place to enjoy remarkable scenery and privacy, this property delivers the freedom that continues to draw buyers to this part of the Rockies!
Wide open space and a sweeping bowl of mountain views define this AG-zoned 40-acre parcel east of Guffey, where rolling grasslands stretch beneath the Collegiate Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Range, and countless horizons in between. The terrain is remarkably usable, offering the kind of ground that appeals to ranchers, horse owners, homesteaders, and anyone seeking room to spread out without giving up scenery. Gentle contours create visual interest across the landscape while preserving the flexibility to build, graze livestock, ride horses, or simply enjoy a quieter pace surrounded by Colorado's high-country ranchlands. Unlike heavily wooded parcels that require extensive clearing before plans can begin, this property provides an open canvas where future improvements can take shape with far fewer obstacles. Completely unimproved and offered without HOA restrictions or covenants, the land allows owners to pursue their own vision while enjoying the freedom that comes with a true metes-and-bounds holding. The acreage qualifies for a domestic well permit, and excellent solar exposure supports off-grid living in an area where many neighboring properties operate independently. Antelope, elk, mule deer, and turkey are common throughout the surrounding country, reinforcing the area's long-standing connection to ranching, wildlife, and outdoor recreation. Located just a few miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property enjoys convenient access to local eateries, live music, and community events, while larger services, shopping, and healthcare are available in Cañon City and Woodland Park. Nearby opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, rafting, and exploring public lands add to the appeal, but the true value here is the land itself: forty acres of usable ground, expansive views, and the opportunity to create something lasting in a part of Colorado that still values open space!
Pikes Peak steals the show from the premier build site on this 40.89± acre parcel east of Guffey, but the views are only part of the story. Rolling hills climb from timbered draws and dense stands of pine and aspen to elevated ridgelines where the Front Range fills the horizon. Granite outcroppings break through the landscape, open parks give way to sheltered timber, and the terrain changes enough across the property to create distinctly different settings from one end to the other. The highest portions capture the biggest views, while lower areas offer privacy among the trees and additional building opportunities. Completely unimproved and AG-zoned, this metes-and-bounds parcel remains a blank slate with no HOA, no covenants, and eligibility for a domestic well. Off-grid solar is the practical choice for most owners in this area, where independence remains part of daily life. Elk, mule deer, pronghorn, and turkey regularly travel through the property, adding to its appeal for hunters, wildlife watchers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Located approximately 7 miles from the quaint town of Guffey, the property feels a world away from crowded cities and subdivisions, yet remains within reach of the live music, local eateries, community events, and small-town character that define this corner of Park County. Larger services, shopping, healthcare, and everyday necessities are available in Cañon City and Woodland Park. Recreation extends in every direction with access to Pike National Forest, Eleven Mile Reservoir, Spinney Mountain Reservoir, the Dream Stream, and thousands of acres of public land. Fishing, hiking, hunting, whitewater rafting, zip lining, helicopter tours, and Royal Gorge attractions keep the region active throughout the year. Whether envisioned as a mountain getaway, future homesite, hunting basecamp, or simply a place to enjoy remarkable scenery and privacy, this property delivers the freedom that continues to draw buyers to this part of the Rockies!
Andrea Conner, Colorado License # ER.100067447, Xome Inc., License #EC100044283, [email protected], 844-400-9663, 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Andrea Conner, Colorado License # ER.100067447, Xome Inc., License #EC100044283, [email protected], 844-400-9663, 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Guffey is located in Colorado. Guffey, Colorado has a population of 844. Guffey is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.58% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 20.42%.
The median household income in Guffey, Colorado is $66,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $77,775 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Guffey is 58.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 74.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 7.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 16 inches per year, with 88.5 inches of snow per year.
