245 N County Highway 67

Rare rideout property with TWO homes where the forest breathes, time lingers, and the trail never ends—this is more than land, it’s a legacy. Providing 5 beds, 4 baths, and 3,538 sf combined, it’s ideal for multigenerational living, retreat-style use, or simply welcoming others to savor the quiet. Set in the foothills of Sedalia, this 11-acre historic homestead boasts rare backdoor access to Pike National Forest and 500 miles of the Colorado Trail. Whether it’s horseback riding, snowshoeing, or watching wildlife sip from the spring-fed pond, this is where Colorado comes alive. Head down the road to fish and raft, or to Castle Rock shops 25 mins away.
The 1882 Cabin—rumored to have hosted Theodore Roosevelt—has been thoughtfully restored, blending original hand-hewn logs, artisan touches, and modern upgrades. The kitchen features a handcrafted copper island and bas-relief backsplash by a renowned metalsmith, and a walk-in pantry including a commercial fridge/freezer and quartz coffee bar. The primary suite offers a private patio, fireplace, and ensuite bath. A second bath serves 2 upper bedrooms, plus sleeping space in the loft and den. Enjoy warm east-facing sunrises and all day relaxation from a log-beamed porch.
The modern Carriage House adds 1,720 sf and can function as a single home, 2 apartments, or bunkrooms—ideal for generating income. 2 kitchens, 2 baths, 2 beds, a loft and large studio offer flexibility. A1 zoning allows for a THIRD residence, with power already in place.
Livestock lovers will relish rich meadows, hydrants, heated stock tanks, a 4-stall log barn, loafing shed with tack and grain room, hay storage, chicken coop, plus ample parking. Two artesian springs feed a gravity-fed water system. Upgrades include high-speed internet, new septic tank, 2 buried propane tanks, and a 1,700 gal. cistern with filtration.
No HOA or covenants. Just a place to play, where the wild still whispers and the stars still shine. No trespassing without appointment.