Liberty Ranch

Nestled in the foothills of Colorado’s Pike National Forest, Liberty Ranch is a rare 111± acre alpine retreat offering unmatched privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Located just 35 miles from Denver and 10 miles west of Sedalia, the ranch blends seclusion with convenience. Anchored by a magnificent 7,500 sq. ft. custom log home, the property also features a caretaker’s cabin, hay meadow, pond, professional zipline, and direct access to miles of National Forest trails. With world-class fly-fishing, trophy hunting, and endless recreation nearby, Liberty Ranch is the perfect blend of luxury, wilderness, and proximity to the Front Range.

Improvements

• 7,500 sq. ft. alpine log home with grand lodge-style architecture, stone fireplaces, and luxury finishes
• Recently renovated 1,200 sq. ft. caretaker’s residence (4 bed, 2 bath)
• Hay and equipment barn, corral, private half-mile driveway, and backup generator
• Professionally engineered zipline spanning over 400 yards

Location

Located in Douglas County, 10 miles west of Sedalia and 35 miles from Denver, with quick access to Castle Rock and the Denver Tech Center.

Locale

Situated in the Front Range foothills, the ranch lies just 2 miles from the South Platte River, 15 miles from Deckers, and minutes from the Colorado Trail and Indian Creek Trailhead. The surrounding Pike National Forest offers vast recreation and habitat diversity.

Climate

Typical of the Colorado foothills, the area experiences four distinct seasons, characterized by mild summers, crisp autumns, snowy winters, and lush green springs—ideal for both year-round living and seasonal retreats.

Hunting

Located in GMU 59, the ranch is frequented by large elk herds, mule deer, moose, turkey, ducks, and other small game. The ranch benefits from the surrounding one million-acre Pike National Forest, making it a premier basecamp for diverse hunting opportunities right out the back door.

Fishing

Just two miles away, the South Platte River boasts Gold Medal fly-fishing waters, home to some of the best rainbow and brown trout habitat in the state.

Recreation

With direct access to the Colorado Trail and proximity to Rampart Range, Lost Creek Wilderness, and Roxborough State Park, the ranch property is ideal for mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and camping.

Horses:

The 30-acre meadow and existing corral make the ranch suitable for horses and livestock, offering ample trail access for riding.

Ranch Operations

While primarily a family retreat, Liberty Ranch also functions seamlessly as a corporate retreat, with facilities designed to host gatherings, meetings, and special events. The grand 7,500 sq. ft. alpine log home offers expansive entertaining spaces including a two-story great room, large chef’s kitchen, and multiple guest accommodations that comfortably host large groups. Outdoor living areas, such as the flagstone patio with a river rock fireplace, further enhance the setting for team-building or executive getaways.

Water

There are two wells, a spring-fed pond, and an underground cistern used to store water for additional fire protection.

Conservation Value

The Ranch represents one of the last private alpine properties of its kind in Douglas County with high ecological and habitat significance. There are no conservation easements in place, however it would be an excellent candidate for a conservation easement should the next owner choose to pursue one.

Investment Value

Rare opportunity to own a large, forested retreat bordering Pike National Forest in a highly accessible location near Denver. With its rare combination of luxury improvements, natural beauty, and close-to-town accessibility, the ranch stands out as a compelling long-term investment opportunity.