Estimate anchored to current list price of **$2,845,000**, recent public-record sale in 7/2024 at $2,000,000, and historical pricing activity on the parcel. Adjusted for 44± acres, improvements (4,162 sf house, renovated barn, water features, generator and Starlink), and current Denver-metro rural land demand.
Bear Creek Ranch — 44± Acres, 4,162 sf Mountain Home & Barn
Rare forest-adjacent ranch offering 44± acres, private water features and a thoughtfully updated mountain home. Constructed of local stone and timber, the 4,162 sf main residence (built 1986) presents multiple living spaces — a main-level living room and den with a fireplace, an office, formal dining, and a kitchen with granite counters. A continuous wrap-around deck frames sweeping views of rock outcroppings, meadows and two on-site ponds fed by Bear Creek, creating year-round wildlife and a quiet sense of place.
The upper level houses the primary suite with en-suite bath plus two additional bedrooms and a full bath. Downstairs, a basement with a separate entrance includes a full kitchen, living area, bedroom and bath — ideal for an income unit, caretaker or multi-generational living. Practical upgrades include new windows and sliding doors, a new roof on the home, a new furnace, tankless water heater, Starlink internet and a 20 kW generator. Utilities are rural but robust: spring-fed cistern/well water, septic system, electricity connected and a 1,000-gallon propane tank for heating and appliances.
For the equestrian or farm-minded buyer, the large 4-stall barn has been refurbished with a new roof, electrical service, interior water, a tack room, work area and a high loft capable of storing approximately 200 bales of hay. Pastureland and fenced areas provide turnout and grazing potential. Two ponds and Bear Creek across the property add to both the aesthetic and functional value of the land.
Access is via County Highway 67 with a long circular gravel drive, multiple surface parking areas and equipment storage spots. The property borders Pike National Forest, offering immediate access to trails and public lands while remaining within a reasonable drive of Castle Rock and the Denver metro area. This is a turnkey ranch opportunity for buyers seeking privacy, horse facilities, water features and a mountain-ranch lifestyle without sacrificing essential modern systems.
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Comparable sales
A 1986 mountain contemporary on 44.27 acres.
Building
Site & utilities
Bear Creek / Rural Sedalia
Researched nearby locations
Location
60 N County Highway 67, Sedalia, CO 80135
This part of Sedalia is rural and forest-adjacent, characterized by large-acreage homes, ranch properties and open meadows. Properties often border Pike National Forest or large tracts of conserved land, offering privacy and trail access. Residents are drawn to the outdoors lifestyle — hiking, horseback riding, hunting and river access — while maintaining commutability to Castle Rock and Denver for services and employment.
Exceptional access to outdoor recreation with immediate proximity to Pike National Forest, on-site ponds and Bear Creek, plus nearby South Platte river corridors — ideal for hiking, horseback riding and wildlife viewing.
A factual market snapshot around N County Highway 67.
The Douglas County rural acreage market is specialized and inventory-constrained for high-quality forest-adjacent parcels. While the broader Denver metro market has cooled modestly year-over-year through 2025–2026, large-acreage properties near public lands remain attractive to lifestyle buyers and equestrian owners. Median single-family prices in nearby suburban nodes are substantially lower than this listing because this is an acreage/luxury niche — marketing will target buyers from the Denver metro and Front Range seeking privacy and turnkey ranch infrastructure. Expect a selective buyer pool and a marketing timeline that emphasizes lifestyle photography, barn systems, water documentation and a clear title/survey package to reduce friction for qualified buyers.
Rural residential / agricultural zoning permitting single-family residence, accessory structures and equestrian uses. Likely classified under a rural/agricultural district with allowances for pasture and outbuildings.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Single Family Residential
- Accessory Dwelling/Unit (Subject To County Rules)
- Agricultural/Equestrian (Pasture, Barn)
- Accessory Structures And Storage
Assessment data and recorded transactions.
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Sale history
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- List price: $2,845,000 (as of 2026-03-10).
- House: 4,162 sf, built 1986, 4 beds / 3.5 baths, partial finished basement with separate entrance.
- Lot: ~44.27 acres (1,926,223 sqft), borders Pike National Forest, includes two ponds and pastureland.
- Refurbished 4-stall barn suitable for horses/equipment with loft capacity for ~200 bales.
- Utilities: spring-fed cistern/well, septic tank, electricity, propane with 1,000-gal tank, 20 kW generator, Starlink internet.
- Recent sales/listing history shows variability; public-record sale in 7/2024 at $2,000,000; multiple price adjustments through 2025–2026.
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
- 4,162 sq. ft. with multiple living zones
- Den with fireplace and office
- Kitchen with granite countertops and updated appliances
- Basement with separate entrance — full kitchen and bath (rental/in-law potential)
- New furnace and new windows/sliding doors
- Tankless water heater
Exterior & Lot
- 44.27± acres bordering Pike National Forest
- Bear Creek runs through the property and two ponds on-site
- Refurbished 4-stall barn with new roof, electrical and water
- Wrap-around deck and balcony overlooking meadows and ponds
- Circular gravel driveway and multiple parking areas
- Pastureland suitable for horses and livestock
Location & Neighborhood
- Rural Sedalia / Bear Creek area — quiet, private and scenic
- Approx. 30–60 minute access to Castle Rock and Denver (dependent on destination)
- Adjacency to Pike National Forest provides immediate trail access
- Low-density, high-privacy neighborhood character
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 15/100
- Immediate access to hiking, horseback riding and hunting on adjacent public lands
- Ponds and creek for wildlife observation and light fishing
- Nearby South Platte River corridor recreation within a short drive
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