6245 Peerless Farms Rd, Peyton, CO 80831 | 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 1,344 Sq Ft | 2.5 Acres

Most horse properties near Colorado Springs ask you to build the infrastructure yourself. This one is already built.

Two and a half acres, fully fenced, horse zoned, with a barn, a loafing shed, a stable with stalls, a storage shed, and an oversized detached two-car garage with a workshop. No HOA and no covenants telling you what you can keep on your own land.

The Outbuildings

This is where the money is on a property like this, and it is worth understanding why.

Building a barn and a stable from scratch is expensive, slow, and subject to permitting. Buyers who purchase bare acreage intending to add outbuildings usually discover the timeline and the cost are both worse than expected. Here the barn, the loafing shed, the stable with stalls, and the storage shed are already standing.

The detached garage is oversized and includes a workshop, which means vehicle storage and a real work area without giving up either.

For anyone bringing horses, this property is ready on day one rather than a project you finance twice.

Horse Zoned, Fully Fenced, No Covenants

Zoning and fencing are the two things that decide whether a property actually works for animals.

This one is zoned for horses and the entire 2.5 acres is fenced. There is no HOA and there are no covenants, so there is no association deciding how many animals you can keep, what your outbuildings can look like, or whether your trailer can sit on your own property.

That combination is genuinely difficult to find this close to Colorado Springs, and it is the reason properties like this move when they are priced right.

Single-Level Living with Open Views

The home is a ranch-style layout, all on one level.

Vaulted ceilings and nine-foot-plus ceilings give the great room an open, airy feel that a 1,344 square foot number does not convey. A freestanding wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space.

The kitchen has solid surface countertops, a breakfast bar, and a vent fan, and it walks out to the wood deck. The combined kitchen and dining area also walks out, so the indoor and outdoor spaces connect naturally in both directions.

The primary suite has an adjoining full bath with a freestanding shower. The second bedroom and second full bath complete the floor plan, and laundry sits on the main level, which is where it belongs in a single-story home.

Views run out across open sky to the mountains.

Recent Updates

New flooring runs throughout the home, including fresh carpet. The front door is new, and so is the laundry room door leading to the backyard. Other updates include a new deck, fresh paint, new septic, and drip systems for all trees.

Those are the kinds of updates that make a home feel finished rather than pending, and they are handled.

Practical Rural Details

Paved road access and a gravel driveway mean you are not fighting a dirt road every time it storms. There’s RV parking already established. Heat is propane.

District 49 schools serve the property, with Falcon High School as the high school.

What This Kind of Property Costs Elsewhere

Fenced, horse-zoned acreage with existing barn and stable infrastructure, no covenants, and paved access within reach of Colorado Springs is a narrow category. Buyers searching for it usually find one of two things: bare land at a similar price with nothing built, or a fully developed equestrian property at a much higher one.

Schedule a Showing

If you have been searching for horse property near Colorado Springs where the fencing and the outbuildings are already done, this one deserves a walkthrough. Reach out to the Treasure Davis Team to see it.

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