Searching for homes for sale in Woodland Park, Colorado usually means you’re chasing a specific mix: mountain air, pine trees, space to breathe, and a realistic connection to Colorado Springs for work, schools, hospitals, dining, and errands. Woodland Park isn’t a “vacation town” decision for most buyers anymore—it’s a lifestyle
Tucked into the heart of the Woodmoor community, 20070 Lofty Pine offers the kind of Colorado lifestyle buyers search for but rarely find—privacy, space, and a true connection to nature, all minutes from town. Located in Monument, this impeccably maintained home sits on approximately 0.68 acres, surrounded by mature pines
Nestled in the pines just north of Monument, Woodmoor is one of those neighborhoods people discover—and immediately understand why residents rarely leave. Living here feels quieter, greener, and more intentional than many Front Range communities, while still keeping you close to everything you need. A True Colorado Setting Woodmoor is
The Colorado Springs real estate market closed 2025 in a more balanced and strategic position. Average home prices peaked mid-year and ended December at $531,469, while the median sales price finished at $460,000—reflecting normal seasonal softening rather than a market decline. Days on market increased to 65 by year-end, signaling
As Colorado Springs continues to grow, buyers heading into 2026 are prioritizing more than just a house—they’re looking for community, location, lifestyle, and long-term value. While many neighborhoods offer great options, three stand out consistently for their balance of amenities, schools, access, and overall livability: The Farm, Stone Crossing in
Colorado Springs has no shortage of great neighborhoods—but if buyers consistently ask us to narrow it down to one standout community, the answer in 2026 is clear: Wolf Ranch. Located in the city’s fast-growing northeast corridor, Wolf Ranch combines thoughtful planning, lifestyle amenities, strong schools, and long-term value in a
1. Cut down your own Christmas tree in the national forest In the Pike and San Isabel National Forests (near Colorado Springs) you can buy a permit and head into designated cutting zones to select and cut your own tree. KOAA News 5+3Springsmag Colorado Springs+3Colorado Real Estate Group+3
1. Cut Down Your Own Christmas Tree – Pike National Forest Dates: Mid-Nov through Dec (varies by snowfall) Cost: ~$20 tree permit Bonus: 4th Graders get a FREE Christmas tree permit through the Every Kid Outdoors Pass! Best For: Families, memory-making, outdoorsy types Photo Op: hauling the tree on sled,
Looking at Colorado springs homes for sale and feeling a little overwhelmed by choices, paperwork, and prices? You’re not alone. Whether you’re dreaming about a cozy starter home, a quiet place in Broadmoor, a historic gem in Old North End, or a modern family home in Briargate, Colorado Springs has
The Pikes Peak Region housing market in October 2025 continues to show signs of normalization after several years of volatility. While home prices have eased slightly, inventory remains elevated and buyers are enjoying more options than they’ve had in years. Here’s a detailed breakdown of this month’s market trends, based
When people imagine the perfect Colorado lifestyle—walkable neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, mountain views, and rich local history—they’re picturing the West Side of Colorado Springs. Stretching from the iconic Old Colorado City to the foothills of Manitou Springs and the base of Pikes Peak, this part of the city offers a blend
f you’ve been waiting for the next big community to drop in Colorado Springs, this is it: Percheron is live, and it delivers on every front—location, lifestyle, home choices, and future value. Situated off Woodmen Road in NE Colorado Springs, this is where premium-planned living meets real daily convenience. Location
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