245 N County Highway 67

Where the forest breathes, the past lingers, and the trail never ends—this is more than land, it’s a legacy. Nestled in the foothills of Sedalia, this historic 11.4-acre homestead offers rare direct access to Pike National Forest and nearly 500 miles of the Colorado Trail. Whether it’s horseback riding, snowshoeing, or simply sitting still by the spring-fed pond, this is where Colorado comes alive. With multiple living spaces, it’s an ideal setting for multigenerational living, retreat-style use, or simply welcoming others to enjoy a piece of the quiet. World-class fishing and outdoor adventure await just down the road, and Castle Rock’s shops and restaurants only minutes away.
The 1882 log cabin—rumored to have hosted President Theodore Roosevelt—has been thoughtfully restored, blending original hand-hewn logs, a stately wood-burning fireplace, and artisan details with modern upgrades like central heat. The kitchen stuns with a handcrafted copper island and bas-relief backsplash by a renowned metalworker. A walk-in butler’s pantry features a commercial fridge/freezer and a quartz coffee bar. The vaulted primary suite includes a private patio and thermostat-controlled fireplace. The spacious log-beamed front porch offers peaceful east-facing views—perfect for morning coffee, quiet reflection, and soaking in the natural beauty.
Two natural artesian springs provide gravity-fed water—even during power outages. The land offers rich grazing meadows, a preserved 1856 log barn, loafing shed, RV-height garage, and a modern carriage house with two apartments. A1 zoning allows for an additional residence, with power already in place. Infrastructure upgrades include high-speed internet, heated water lines, and a 1,700-gallon buried cistern with filtration—all set within a professionally mitigated forest.
No HOA. No covenants. Just a place where the wild still whispers, and the stars still shine. Please no trespassing onto property without appointment.