Located just 60-minutes west of Colorado Springs, this 570-acre parcel is one of the finest Colorado has to offer. Transactions of this size are increasingly rare for the area as many family ranches have remained under the same ownership or have been subdivided. The property is situated between Florissant and Cripple Creek and approximately 30-minutes to the west of Woodland Park. "America's Mountain" (Pikes Peak) is visible from many areas of the ranch. The property provides privacy and world class views of several other prominent peaks and mountain ranges. Year-round access is afforded via county maintained roads. Over 36,000-acres just to the north are under the ownership or management of the Colorado Outdoor Education Center, the National Forest Service and the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, serving to provide both buffers and public land access. Topography consists of grass meadows, tree-lined draws, unique rock valleys and outcroppings and pine and aspen forests. Current ownership has recently improved (4) springs with stock tank waterers and repaired/replaced all perimeter fencing. The combination of the springs, surface ponds and seasonal flow creeks provide adequate water availability. Given the access options and number of premium building sites, the larger tract could be re-parceled and sold individually. Common wildlife species include: elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion and turkey. Nearby fishing is available in the South Platte River, Tarryall, 11-Mile, Spinney and Antero Reservoirs. Ski resorts are within an approximate one-to-two hour drive (Breckenridge, Monarch and Cooper). A gentleman's ranch, hunting retreat, or weekend family gathering spot are just a few of the possibilities. The property is not encumbered by conservation easement. Flexible owner financing terms available.