Perched around 9,000 ft beneath Cameron Cone, this Colorado-sourced log retreat surrounds you with towering pines, the sound of a seasonal waterfall & creek, and peak-a-boo views of the twinkling city lights. Ericsson-spruce logs (milled from Wolf Creek Pass) frame an open main level where a wall of windows pulls the outdoors in, a crackling wood stove chases off winter chill, and the kitchen’s stained-glass cabinets and live-edge bar add a handcrafted flair. Upstairs, the loft-style primary suite offers sunrise views, a claw-foot tub, and a cozy wood stove. Two more bedrooms plus a versatile walk-out lower level handle guests, gear, or a dedicated home-office with ease. Step outside and you border Pike National Forest—wander straight onto the trails or explore Crystal Park’s private trail network with over 20 trails that have maps, stocked trout pond (which doubles as a skating rink in the winter), seasonal heated pool, clubhouse, sledding hill, tennis & pickleball courts, a full basketball court, a sand-volleyball pit, playground, on-site fire station and helipad, plus trash, road maintenance, and snow removal (yes, the plow really does reach the top because they live on-site!). Wildlife is plentiful—mule deer, foxes, wild turkeys and more—while Garden of the Gods sits 25 min down the hill, Cave of the Winds 20 min, the Pikes Peak Cog Railway 18 min, and Downtown Colorado Springs is 30 minutes away. Colorado Springs Airport is roughly 40 min away; Denver International about 1 hr 30 min (depending on traffic). Manitou Springs’ eclectic shops and cafés are a quick 20 min run for lattes or groceries. Crystal Park is a gated, year-round community with an active social calendar when you want it and plenty of elbow room when you don’t. Whether you’re planning a full-time high-country lifestyle or a breathe-deep weekend basecamp, 6250 Coffee Pot Road delivers the quintessential Colorado mountain experience—scenery, serenity, and adventure on tap.
Single-familyProperty Type
1980Year Built
0.76 acresLot Size
$245Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Tessa Larson• Your Castle Real Estate Inc
Listed by Lindsey Williams• Your Castle Real Estate Inc
Contact: tessadlarson@gmail.com,303-908-3317
Bought with IRES Agent Non-REcolorado• NON MLS PARTICIPANT
Perched around 9,000 ft beneath Cameron Cone, this Colorado-sourced log retreat surrounds you with towering pines, the sound of a seasonal waterfall & creek, and peak-a-boo views of the twinkling city lights. Ericsson-spruce logs (milled from Wolf Creek Pass) frame an open main level where a wall of windows pulls the outdoors in, a crackling wood stove chases off winter chill, and the kitchen’s stained-glass cabinets and live-edge bar add a handcrafted flair. Upstairs, the loft-style primary suite offers sunrise views, a claw-foot tub, and a cozy wood stove. Two more bedrooms plus a versatile walk-out lower level handle guests, gear, or a dedicated home-office with ease. Step outside and you border Pike National Forest—wander straight onto the trails or explore Crystal Park’s private trail network with over 20 trails that have maps, stocked trout pond (which doubles as a skating rink in the winter), seasonal heated pool, clubhouse, sledding hill, tennis & pickleball courts, a full basketball court, a sand-volleyball pit, playground, on-site fire station and helipad, plus trash, road maintenance, and snow removal (yes, the plow really does reach the top because they live on-site!). Wildlife is plentiful—mule deer, foxes, wild turkeys and more—while Garden of the Gods sits 25 min down the hill, Cave of the Winds 20 min, the Pikes Peak Cog Railway 18 min, and Downtown Colorado Springs is 30 minutes away. Colorado Springs Airport is roughly 40 min away; Denver International about 1 hr 30 min (depending on traffic). Manitou Springs’ eclectic shops and cafés are a quick 20 min run for lattes or groceries. Crystal Park is a gated, year-round community with an active social calendar when you want it and plenty of elbow room when you don’t. Whether you’re planning a full-time high-country lifestyle or a breathe-deep weekend basecamp, 6250 Coffee Pot Road delivers the quintessential Colorado mountain experience—scenery, serenity, and adventure on tap.
IRES as Distributed by MLS Grid #9770210
Dec 23, 2025
Sold
$550,000
$167/sq ft
Dec 23, 2025
Sold
$550,000
$167/sq ft
Nov 19, 2025
Pending
—
Nov 19, 2025
Pending
—
Nov 3, 2025
Relisted
—
Nov 3, 2025
Relisted
—
Oct 2, 2025
Pending
—
Oct 2, 2025
Pending
—
Sep 22, 2025
Price Changed
$550,000
$167/sq ft
Sep 22, 2025
Price Changed
$550,000
$167/sq ft
Sep 2, 2025
Price Changed
$575,000
$175/sq ft
Sep 2, 2025
Price Changed
$575,000
$175/sq ft
Aug 6, 2025
Listed
$585,000
$178/sq ft
Aug 6, 2025
Listed
$585,000
$178/sq ft
Aug 5, 2025
Coming Soon
$585,000
$178/sq ft
Aug 5, 2025
Coming Soon
$585,000
$178/sq ft
Perched around 9,000 ft beneath Cameron Cone, this Colorado-sourced log retreat surrounds you with towering pines, the sound of a seasonal waterfall & creek, and peak-a-boo views of the twinkling city lights. Ericsson-spruce logs (milled from Wolf Creek Pass) frame an open main level where a wall of windows pulls the outdoors in, a crackling wood stove chases off winter chill, and the kitchen's stained-glass cabinets and live-edge bar add a handcrafted flair. Upstairs, the loft-style primary suite offers sunrise views, a claw-foot tub, and a cozy wood stove. Two more bedrooms plus a versatile walk-out lower level handle guests, gear, or a dedicated home-office with ease. Step outside and you border Pike National Forest-wander straight onto the trails or explore Crystal Park's private trail network with over 20 trails that have maps, stocked trout pond (which doubles as a skating rink in the winter), seasonal heated pool, clubhouse, sledding hill, tennis & pickleball courts, a full basketball court, a sand-volleyball pit, playground, on-site fire station and helipad, plus trash, road maintenance, and snow removal (yes, the plow really does reach the top because they live on-site!). Wildlife is plentiful-mule deer, foxes, wild turkeys and more-while Garden of the Gods sits 25 min down the hill, Cave of the Winds 20 min, the Pikes Peak Cog Railway 18 min, and Downtown Colorado Springs is 30 minutes away. Colorado Springs Airport is roughly 40 min away; Denver International about 1 hr 30 min (depending on traffic). Manitou Springs' eclectic shops and cafes are a quick 20 min run for lattes or groceries. Crystal Park is a gated, year-round community with an active social calendar when you want it and plenty of elbow room when you don't. Whether you're planning a full-time high-country lifestyle or a breathe-deep weekend basecamp, 6250 Coffee Pot Road delivers the quintessential Colorado mountain experience-scenery, serenity, and adventure on tap.
IRES as Distributed by MLS Grid #8148301
Jul 20, 2020
Sold
$425,000
$129/sq ft
Jun 27, 2020
Listing Removed
—
Jun 27, 2020
Listed
$409,900
$125/sq ft
Jun 27, 2020
Listed
$409,900
$125/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,947 (+37.9%)
$11,760 + $43,710
$55,470
2024
$2,861 (+6.0%)
$11,760 + $43,710
$55,470
2023
$2,698 (+34.8%)
$9,310 + $38,880
$48,190
2022
$2,001 (−4.3%)
$7,440 + $23,710
$31,150
2021
$2,091 (+44.9%)
$7,440 + $23,710
$31,150
2020
$1,443 (−6.6%)
$7,650 + $24,390
$32,040
2019
$1,546 (+12.5%)
$7,650 + $20,450
$28,100
2018
$1,374 (+15.0%)
$7,650 + $20,450
$28,100
2017
$1,195 (+8.7%)
$7,700 + $17,080
$24,780
2016
$1,099 (+0.2%)
$7,700 + $17,080
$24,780
2015
$1,097 (+13.3%)
$7,960 + $16,160
$24,120
2014
$968
$7,960 + $16,160
$24,120
2013
$969 (+0.5%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2012
$963 (−34.0%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2011
$1,460 (−3.7%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2010
$1,516 (+0.6%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2009
$1,507
$7,960 + $16,200
$24,160
Tax history for 6250 Coffee Pot Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,947 (+37.9%)
$11,760 + $43,710
$55,470
2024
$2,861 (+6.0%)
$11,760 + $43,710
$55,470
2023
$2,698 (+34.8%)
$9,310 + $38,880
$48,190
2022
$2,001 (−4.3%)
$7,440 + $23,710
$31,150
2021
$2,091 (+44.9%)
$7,440 + $23,710
$31,150
2020
$1,443 (−6.6%)
$7,650 + $24,390
$32,040
2019
$1,546 (+12.5%)
$7,650 + $20,450
$28,100
2018
$1,374 (+15.0%)
$7,650 + $20,450
$28,100
2017
$1,195 (+8.7%)
$7,700 + $17,080
$24,780
2016
$1,099 (+0.2%)
$7,700 + $17,080
$24,780
2015
$1,097 (+13.3%)
$7,960 + $16,160
$24,120
2014
$968
$7,960 + $16,160
$24,120
2013
$969 (+0.5%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2012
$963 (−34.0%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2011
$1,460 (−3.7%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2010
$1,516 (+0.6%)
$7,960 + $15,240
$23,200
2009
$1,507
$7,960 + $16,200
$24,160
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Permits
Beds
2
Baths
1
Stories
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.76 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
3,186
Year built
1980
Style
Single Family Residential
County
El Paso County
APN
8413000002
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 2, 2026.
PUD
Planned Unit Development District
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Oct 22, 2025 • Final
434
Electrical
Jun 28, 2023 • Final
434
Work on a reroof.
Roofing
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