COLORADO MOUNTAIN ESTATES​
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Scenic views, tall trees, and plenty of wildlife: that’s what you can expect when you call Colorado Mountain Estate home. Located just south of Florissant, CO off Teller County Road 1, the community is architecturally controlled and covenanted, spans more than 2,000 acres, and backs up to Mueller State Park.
WHY YOU SHOULD MAKE COLORADO MOUNTAIN ESTATES
YOUR HOME​
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When searching for a place to live, it’s important not just to find a house but a community that welcomes you with open arms. That’s exactly what you’ll find in Colorado Mountain Estates. Designed to be more than just a neighborhood, residents are encouraged to be part of the decision-making process and create a harmonious environment. Come be part of Colorado Mountain Estates, where neighbors become family, wildlife crossing the road is a daily occurrence, and the breathtaking views never get old.
WOODLAND PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT​
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Children residing in Colorado Mountain Estates attend the Woodland Park School District. The district provides education for kids in pre-K through grade 12 and places a high priority on ensuring the students who attend the district develop interests, passions, and strengths in all aspects of their life. With a smaller enrollment of around 2,500 students, the teachers, faculty, and staff provide additional support in shaping their students into tomorrow’s leaders.
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Columbine Elementary
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Gateway Elementary
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Summit Elementary
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Woodland Park Middle School
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Woodland Park High School
THINGS TO DO NEAR COLORADO MOUNTAIN ESTATES
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Residents enjoy living in Colorado Mountain Estates for the opportunity to get back to nature. From local wildlife centers to educational museums, fishing, and hiking, there is plenty to do close to home.
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For an annual donation of $10, you’re able to enjoy fishing in the local ponds of Colorado Mountain Estates. While you may only catch and release any fish that is caught in the ponds of the community, that doesn’t mean you can’t find friendly competition between you and friends.
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Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center (CWWC) is located fewer than 10 miles away. As one of the few sanctuaries certified by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, CWWC goes beyond educating the public about wolves and actively participates in survival programs by providing homes to Mexican gray wolves and swift foxes. Visitors are able to participate in tours throughout the sanctuary while learning how these creatures play a vital role in our ecosystem.
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Pikes Peak Historical Museum educates visitors and guests on the early days of the Pikes Peak region. With opportunities to learn about the Ute Indians, mountain men, early pioneers, the railroad, and the Gold Rush, this free museum is the perfect place for families to learn a little bit of history about their home region.
HOMES FOR SALE COLORADO MOUNTAINS ESTATES​
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If you’re ready to start your home search in the community of Colorado Mountain Estates, click here to contact Gold District Realty, LLC. Together, Ruth and Reed will guide you on your journey to finding the perfect home.
