475 Sioux Rd, Florissant, CO 80816

Property Description

Escape to your own private Colorado mountain homestead on 20 breathtaking acres in coveted Bear Trap Ranch near Florissant. Surrounded by towering aspens, evergreens, open meadows, dramatic boulder outcroppings, and backing directly to state land, this beautifully remodeled log cabin offers a rare combination of complete privacy, usable acreage, and the freedom to create the mountain lifestyle you've been dreaming of. The home features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, plus a versatile nonconforming room perfect for a guest room, office, hobby space, or additional sleeping area. Designed with comfort and efficiency in mind, the home benefits from passive solar warmth while every window frames peaceful views of the surrounding landscape. Arrive through a newly built entry gate and wind down the picturesque circular driveway before discovering a property thoughtfully designed for rural living. Homestead-ready infrastructure includes a fully functional greenhouse with automatic irrigation, fenced garden or animal area, insulated workshop, finished guest cabin ideal for visitors or remote work, private shooting range, ample RV and equipment parking, and established hiking and mountain biking trails that wind throughout the property. Spend mornings watching elk and mule deer from the covered porch, afternoons tending the garden or exploring your own forested acreage, and evenings gathered around the beautifully designed fire pit with its soothing water feature beneath some of Colorado's darkest star-filled skies. With no covenants limiting your vision, this property offers the flexibility to embrace a more independent way of life while remaining conveniently located near paved roads, Guffey Gorge, Cripple Creek, world-class fishing, hiking, skiing, and countless outdoor adventures. Whether you're searching for a full-time mountain homestead, a private family retreat, or a peaceful weekend escape, this extraordinary property offers the privacy, freedom, and natural beauty that are becoming increasingly rare to find in Colorado.