16880-16885 Old Pueblo Road

165 Acres on the Banks of Fountain Creek | Pikes Peak Views | 20 Minutes South of Colorado Springs | Across from Pikes Peak International Raceway A truly rare 165-acre legacy holding with extensive Fountain Creek frontage, income-producing improvements, and a strategic position in one of Southern Colorado’s most desirable growth corridors. Near I-25 and Colorado Springs Airport—and directly across from Pikes Peak International Raceway—this property blends privacy, access, and long-term upside at a scale that is increasingly difficult to replace. | The land is predominantly level to gently rolling, suitable for agriculture, recreation, conservation, land banking, or future development vision. A diverse landscape of open pasture, cottonwood forest, and creek-side corridors supports abundant wildlife, with sweeping Pikes Peak views as the backdrop. A defining feature is approximately seven miles of established, private motocross and riding trails that have supported income-producing recreational use—an experiential amenity rarely found on holdings of this size. Immediate utility and flexibility come from two single-family, income-producing residences: a spacious 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with a detached two-car garage, plus a 3-bedroom, 1-bath residence ideal for on-site management, extended family use, or rental income. Infrastructure highlights include multiple wells, including a high-capacity agricultural well, supporting agricultural and operational needs. The property qualifies for Colorado Landowner Preference for big-game hunting, further enhancing its recreational and legacy appeal. As large, contiguous acreage near Colorado Springs becomes increasingly scarce, this offering stands apart—delivering water, views, access, income potential, and approximately one mile of Fountain Creek frontage rarely available in today’s market. Opportunities of this scale, water access, and location rarely trade hands. Own the land. Shape the vision. Build the legacy.

Listing Office: Grant Real Estate Company