Natural Forest Real Estate For Sale In Colorado Springs

Perfect for a small farm! Hwy 94 frontage, marketable timber, pond. Driving Directions Hwy 94 West through Apple Springs approx 2 miles on right.

Shown by appointment only so call today to schedule your private tour! Driving Directions Contact Allan Hixon or Clay Rice The property has great access, several wildlife food plots, and an excellent internal road system.

There is plenty of room to have lots of ATV trails! This property has lots of Mature whitetail deer, Big Tom turkey and some bear with a creek!! There is a Ridge that runs the top of this with some Beautiful Home Sites with Gorgeous Views! If your looking...

Adjacent to the property is Head Water Trail, which is maintained by the HOA and features a neat hiking trail that takes you down the mountain, alongside a Ayles creek, and to a picnic area.

On the property is an older home that doesn't look my much from the outside but will most definitely make for a great hunting cabin with running water and heat. For more info or to schedule a showing contact Jerry Baker at 573-286-9178 or Mike Stoner...

Cell phone reception is very strong on this property. Creek on Property. Although this Ozark town is known today for its incredible Victorian architecture, arts, antiques and natural beauty, the original attraction was the water.

1.5 hours from Denver Abundant wildlife surrounds the property. Access to 3 private fishing reservoirs. Along with amazing fishing, this property is a great find in today's market.

37 +/- close-in forested mountain acres, offered only for the second time since it was homesteaded in the 1860s, located in a secret side canyon off of Coal Creek Canyon. Gated access road, secured with keypad and surveillance cameras, flat building site.

All boundary lines painted yellow. Frontage on paved County Road 116 near Fayette with electricity and county water. Motivated Seller! Call us today! Three established greenfields.

This is in an area that's about as good as it gets for hunting and abundant wildlife sign is evident all over the tract. This is a rolling tract with a good stand (about 90 acres) of 20 year old planted loblolly pines that have been thinned one time and...