Just outside the town of Larkspur, at the base of Monkey Face and along the banks of East Plum Creek, lies one of the last large, untouched holdings in the valley — a rare 76.57± acre legacy property offering privacy, water, wildlife, and long-term upside.



With nearly a quarter mile of Plum Creek running through the land, and a blend of towering mature pines and open meadows, this property offers a setting that is increasingly difficult to find along the Front Range.



The north portion presents a trophy homesite opportunity with the scale and seclusion to support a custom estate, while the south acreage lends itself naturally to an equestrian compound. For those looking at long-term investment potential, subdivision concepts have already been explored, creating flexibility for a boutique luxury development or phased estate parcels. Possibilities include potential for five-acre rural estate homesites thoughtfully arranged around preserved open space to maintain the land’s natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunities. Large acreage on both the north and south sides of Fox Farm Road provides convenient access and multiple ingress and egress options for flexible estate or development planning.



Wildlife moves naturally through the creek corridor and mature pine forests, with elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, and wild turkey regularly present, reinforcing the sense of Colorado ranch living, just minutes from town and I-25 access.



This is not simply land — it is an opportunity to create one of the premier private estates in Douglas County, or to steward and shape a rare large-acreage asset in a highly desirable growth corridor between Denver and Colorado Springs.