Escape to the Colorado mountains with this beautiful 1.74-acre homesite in Cripple Creek Mountain Estates. Tucked among towering pines and rolling mountain terrain, this property offers the perfect setting to build your dream cabin or full-time mountain retreat. The gently sloping lot provides multiple potential building sites and the opportunity to capture stunning views of the surrounding forested hills and mountain landscapes that make this area so special. Located within the desirable Cripple Creek Mountain Estates community, owners enjoy access to the neighborhood POA clubhouse and recreation center, featuring amenities such as an indoor pool, fitness room, playground, tennis and basketball courts, and gathering spaces for community events. It’s the perfect place to relax after a day exploring the outdoors. The property offers a peaceful mountain setting while still being conveniently located just minutes from historic Cripple Creek, where you’ll find dining, entertainment, and year-round activities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to thousands of acres of national forest, hiking trails, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Whether you're looking for a quiet getaway, a future homesite, or a smart investment in Colorado mountain property, this property offers privacy, natural beauty, and access to great community amenities in one of Teller County’s most popular mountain neighborhoods.
Cripple Creek Mountain Estates, located between Cripple Creek and Victor, is a mountain and residential Cripple Creek neighborhood with pine-covered ridgelines and wide-open sky views. The character concentrates around the Bennett Avenue corridor in downtown Cripple Creek, where historic brick facades, small casinos, and mining-era storefronts set a lively, walkable scene. Architectural cues lean rustic—cabins, log-sided homes, and contemporary mountain builds tucked along winding gravel roads. Outdoor routines orbit nearby trailheads and forest roads that climb toward overlooks and granite outcrops. Community touchstones include the Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad, the Cripple Creek District Museum, and the Butte Theater for evening shows. The setting feels remote yet connected by scenic drives and big landscape.
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Property details
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Interior features
Property has a view
Exterior features
Partially wooded to wooded terrain
Sloping and rolling slopes
County road and highway frontage
Home design
Land property
Construction
No structural/building information (land only)
Utilities
Electricity available
No water source on site
HOA & community
Homeowners association with an annual fee of $300 (approximately $25/month)
Financial info
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