7076 Boreas Road, Larkspur, CO 80118 - Douglas County

Nestled in the tranquil woods of Larkspur, CO, this stunning 35-acre estate offers a rare combination of rustic charm and mountain elegance. The home’s 5,135 sq ft living space features a distinctive rustic log style-creating an inviting design without the maintenance of a traditional log. Situated just 1.3 miles from the prestigious Bear Dance Golf Club and 14.3 miles from Castle Rock, CO minutes to I-25, providing serenity and convenience

Land

The property’s 35 acres of woodland provide a sense of peaceful seclusion, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts or those seeking a private, nature-filled lifestyle. There is an abundance of wildlife to include turkey, deer, elk and the occasional bear.

Improvements

This property offers a 1,228-square-foot detached garage adding as a workshop or plenty additional storage for the car collector enthusiast.

Region & Climate

The Town of Larkspur is a hidden gem within Colorado. Located on the Front Range, nestled in the foothills between Castle Rock and the Tri-Lakes area, Larkspur provides its residents small-town charm and stunning scenery right along the I-25 corridor.

Larkspur, CO has a very diverse climate, with hot summers and cold winters. In the summer months, temperatures can reach up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and drop down to around 60 overnight. Rainfall is usually quite sparse in Larkspur, but it does snow occasionally throughout the year. The climate is generally mild and dry, making it an ideal spot for outdoor activities such as hiking or camping.

History

Larkspur, Colorado, a town nestled in Douglas County, wasfounded in 1869and named after the abundance of larkspur flowers, becoming a center of commerce and known for its vibrant community, including its own baseball team and the Colorado Renaissance Festival.

Location

Larkspur is known for The Colorado Renaissance Festival established in 1975. Jellystone Park at Larkspur is a local campground and water park. Visitors may also enjoy the 17-mile Colorado Front Range Trail that provides an outdoor experience through hiking, walking or cross-country skiing. The Larkspur Community Park is another location where residents and visitors experience the splendor of its amenities through scheduled events and private gatherings.

Larkspur has an array of hiking spaces to include Sandstone Ranch Trail and Spruce Mountain Ranch Open Space. Within minutes you can get to the town of Palmer Lake, CO a small town community known for its Mountain Lit Star, Palmer Lake and Palmer Lake Reservoir Trailhead, where you could spend the day hiking, fishing, paddle boarding and enjoying the towns unique selection of restaurants flower and gift shops. Monument, CO is in close proximity a charming community to visit with holiday parades, music in the park with plenty of restaurants and shops. Mount Herman Trail and Monument Lake are also well know outdoor activities to explore in this town.