245 N County Highway 67, Sedalia, CO, 80135

Where the forest breathes, the past lingers, and the trail never ends-this is more than land, it's a legacy. Nestled in the foothills of Sedalia, this historic 11.4-acre homestead offers rare direct access to Pike National Forest and nearly 500 miles of the Colorado Trail. Whether it's horseback riding, snowshoeing, or simply sitting still by the spring-fed pond, this is where Colorado comes alive. With multiple living spaces, it's an ideal setting for multigenerational living, retreat-style use, or simply welcoming others to enjoy a piece of the quiet. World-class fishing and outdoor adventure await just down the road, and Castle Rock's shops and restaurants only minutes away. The 1882 log cabin-rumored to have hosted President Theodore Roosevelt-has been thoughtfully restored, blending original hand-hewn logs, a stately wood-burning fireplace, and artisan details with modern upgrades like central heat. The kitchen stuns with a handcrafted copper island and bas-relief backsplash by a renowned metalworker. A walk-in butler's pantry features a commercial fridge/freezer and a quartz coffee bar. The vaulted primary suite includes a private patio and thermostat-controlled fireplace. The spacious log-beamed front porch offers peaceful east-facing views-perfect for morning coffee, quiet reflection, and soaking in the natural beauty. Two natural artesian springs provide gravity-fed water-even during power outages. The land offers rich grazing meadows, a preserved 1856 log barn, loafing shed, RV-height garage, and a modern carriage house with two apartments. A1 zoning allows for an additional residence, with power already in place. Infrastructure upgrades include high-speed internet, heated water lines, and a 1,700-gallon buried cistern with filtration-all set within a professionally mitigated forest. No HOA. No covenants. Just a place where the wild still whispers, and the stars still shine. Please no trespassing onto property without appointment.